[klorenz]

O.K. I went to Frankenmuth Michigan kroger today and not that there coupon policy changed any but they don't understand there own policy. It's 3 alike coupons. So this afternoon when I was there they would only left me use 3 alike product for example Chex coupon I have the one's that say off chocolate and the one that say off sour cream and the one that says of any and also the one that says off any two bags regardless what the coupon say they would only let me us 3 coupon of Chex Mix so I made them take them off my sale. Now mind you these coupon don't double either and still could only use 3. Same with Colgate 3 coupon said off total and two said off sensitive they would only let me use 3 period. You want to talk about coupon fraud the store themself our committing it against the coupon companies. And yes before I left the store I called the 1800krogers number and called the store manager back on my way home and told him how can you limit 3 alike product when your sign says 3 alike coupons. Any one else running into this problem.

Kelly

[Moggy]

Not at Kroger but at HT they're telling me 3 coupons from one manufacturer! One manufacturer can cover a LOT of q's. Kroger stores are allowed to set their own limits. If I was you I'd look for another location.

[lallyy]

Our Krogers in Durham both take unlimited coupons with all under .50 double. I do make several transactions when I'm using more than 15 or 20 coupons because it''s easier to monitor to make sure they double, it's easier on the cashier and it's easier on me. I've never even read the policy there, but I've never had a problem. I separate my qs into groups, pin my list to the qs and then head out with one list at a time. I always take my notebook of qs with me in case they are out of an item (especially with the mega sale).