[angel nee nee]

Sorry, i have asked this before, but I lost the thread and do not know how to find it again, can I ask the same question again?

There was a time Walgreens decided to only accept one RR/transaction. Is it still the same? has it changed? or is this YMMV?

I want to get something that is around $35 from Wags. I want to try to make some profits first so I can buy it, but if I can only use one RR/transaction, I might as well give up on that plan.

Also, is there any current $/$$ right now? I think the last one expired, right?

Thanks.

[joshmamabear]

There was a time Walgreens decided to only accept one RR/transaction. Is it still the same? has it changed? or is this YMMV?

A: It has always been YMMV. Some stores have policies that they take only 1 RR per transaction while with others, you can use as many RRs as long as your item count does not exceed the number of RRs or the total value of RRs does not exceed the subtotal amount before taxes, if any. You can end up with 0.00 subtotal with or without sales taxes.

I want to get something that is around $35 from Wags. I want to try to make some profits first so I can buy it, but if I can only use one RR/transaction, I might as well give up on that plan.

A: True. The best way is to find out the policy of your store on RR acceptance, then plan your transactions accordingly.

Also, is there any current $/$$ right now? I think the last one expired, right?

A: None, right now. The x/xx WAGc are usually valid for one to two days, at most.