[pounces]

No changes after all, phew!

[lhaase78]

I was just coming to post this....
The Dillons I go to only stated 3 rules:
1. No longer accepting expired coupons
2. Limit 2 internet printed per manufacture.
3. Limit 10 same manufacture coupons per person per day.
Basically you can only use 10 kellogg coupons, 10 P&G coupons, etc...

It said nothing about values...
free coupons or B1G1 coupons

[pounces]

On iheartcoupondeals there is a post regarding the "confusion." Apparently Dillons was sent the Kroger coupon policy. Hopefully this time it's right?

[amyers12345]

I have the full information up on my blog at Gateway to Saving. I've been working diligently with the communications manager to get this issue resolved.

[hannahgail001]

Our Dillons hasn't changed a thing. It was an errant memo from Kroger sent to all Dillons stores, supposedly.

[kaleidoscopegirl]

We checked the other day and they will still be taking expired coupons. Springfield store east sunshine. Don't know about the doubling though.

[katyrdid]

According to Dillon corporate office here in Hutchinson today, this was a mistake and all stores should be aware of the error. Nothing is changed for Dillons.

[susanstrad]

Originally Posted by katyrdid

According to Dillon corporate office here in Hutchinson today, this was a mistake and all stores should be aware of the error. Nothing is changed for Dillons.

Yes, everything is the same at my Dillons! No Changes!

[jonsgurl0531]

only thing that changed at mine is it posted "will no longer accept internet FREE coupons" .. I never knew they did LOL, but I never tried...FREE is not worth the hassle.

[MOmomOF3]

Spoke to two different Dillon's in Springfield today...East Sunshine and Kearney. Was told by Sunshine Eric H. grocery mgr. that they are limiting quantities to two cases or 24 items per person per day. That stinks for some of us that drive far to shop, but I understand that some clear the shelves and they are trying to prevent this.
Talked to Eric P. on Kearney and was told that you can get only 10 like items with a coupon. They are limiting coupons to (10 like coupons) per person per day. He said it is linked to your Plus Card, and you can't get 10 at one store then 10 at another. He said he can no longer order bulk for customers to keep shelves stocked for others....UNLESS you are NOT planning to use a coupon. He will order for you if you don't coupon....What?? So if I am wanting 60 cans of chili and am not using a coupon you will order it for me? (Yes) And if I plan to use a coupon you won't? (NO, will not order if you plan to use a coupon)
What a load....Yes, I'm venting and I will likely change my shopping habits if this is true...

Anyone else heard this?

[leasha96]

I went to Dillion on Sunshine last tues. and bought 16 cookie dough they did not limit me to ten at that time....hopefully this isn't the case....it doesnt make any sense that they will not order for those using coupons seems how they get their money back and would maintain a lot of customer that way....someone in their mangament dept is not thinking very clearly.....

[mcdlady1]

Dillons on east sunshine told me last night they caught 2 ladies commiting coupon fraud and not wanting to pay tax and barred them from the store and that is why they are watching coupons so much closer. Hate it when some ruin it for the rest of us

[jillfriedrichs]

does anyone have a link to the dillons coupon policy so i can put it in my binder? Thanks in advance!

[katyrdid]

I saw several of them at the cs desk... they said Kroger coupon policy on them.

[katyrdid]

My store's register only allowed the use of 5 same coupons. Anyone else experienced this???

[susanstrad]

It's only 5 per manufacturer for regular coupons, and 2 per manufacturer for print at home coupons. It's worse than just 5 of same coupon. For example you could only use 5 Kraft coupons even if they were for 5 different products. I think it stinks, and my shopping is almost nonexistent at Dillons now.

[CouponKody]

Look for a post on it. I got the policy from Dillons and we put it out here...the summary is they are letting individual store managers decide.