[batty]

I was at work the other night and snapped some pictures of the coupon policy we have hanging up by the flyer. I thought I'd type it up for everyone.
This is what the store I work at has (store #171) Bennington, VT
Some things may differ store to store. I know one thing I noticed that we apparently don't do (?) anymore is accept competitors coupons. For a few months we had signs on the doors saying we did....but now I can't find any mention of it. But! Without further ado....

* Only one manufacturer's coupon may be used on an item

* Only coupons with a face value of $1.00 or less may be doubled

* Total double value redemption of manufacturer's coupon may not exceed the item's retail price

* A maximum of two (2) coupons of the same item/brand may be doubled: please present a manufacturer's coupon for each

* total of all coupons may not exceed one half the total purchase, after AvantEdge discounts

* Free items, Buy One Get One Free offers, mail-in certificates, and unspecified items will be redeemed at face value or free value only

* refunds and rebate checks will be cashed at the Customer Service Desk

* coupons for cigarettes & tobacco products, milk or alcoholic beverages cannot be doubled

* under Criminal State Laws, we are required to comply with all manufacturer's coupons requirements. Any other use constitutes fraud.

* INTERNET COUPONS - we will accept internet coupons on product purchases. However, we will not accept internet coupons for free products

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(those are pics of the policy)

[massachoomommy]

Thanks for typing that all up! You're right that YMMV as different stores don't double, etc. My central MA store will take competitors coupons, but sometimes I ask at the customer service desk to make sure especially if the coupon is vague.
One thing our store won't do is take a coupon for any item that exceeds it's price. For instance, when the Kraft BBQ sauce was on sale for $.99 they wouldn't take the $1 off coupon.

[studentcouponer916]

if it doubles to be over retail price will they fix it to be free, not double it, or just not accept it?

[massachoomommy]

In that case, I think my store does fix it to be free...but it's been a long time since that's happened

[ts13209]

Our stores in Syracuse generally "fix" the price to give the item for free without any money back. The cashier manually does it on the register.