[mystik00769]

Can I view the Winco ad online?

No, Winco doesn't publish an ad online or a print ad for that matter. Occasionally they will send out a mailer with coupons to customers in their immediate area.

Does Winco double or triple coupons?

No doubling or tripling of coupons. But they do accept manufacturer's coupons.

Does Winco have catalina promotions?

No.

Do I need a store card to get in on the savings?

No, a store card is not necessary to get in on Winco's savings.

What is the Winco contact information should I need to complain or compliment?

At this point, your best bet is to go in and speak with someone in Customer Service. You can find the address of the nearest location to you here.

Does Winco take competitor coupons?

No.

Does Winco price match?

No.

Does Winco accept coupons for clearance items?

Yes.

Credit for the Q&A goes to bexx09 at HCW.

In addition to the above, I've heard that WinCo does take internet coupons as long as they scan, but that may vary from store to store. Would it be useful to make a list of stores that do not accept IPs?

I'll update this as soon as I get more info to add. Feel free to ask any questions you may have, and I'll try to get the answers. I shop at WinCo quite frequently.

[bozzers42]

do they accpet internet coupons?

[mystik00769]

Originally Posted by bozzers42

do they accpet internet coupons?

"In addition to the above, I've heard that WinCo does take internet coupons as long as they scan, but that may vary from store to store. "

So, some do, and some don't. YMMV. I started another thread inviting people to post whether or not their stores take them, so maybe we'll get a good list going.

[rachbill]

If anyone receives a mailer please post the deals. I live within 10 minutes of Winco and I do not get a mailer. Winco does have the best overall prices, but I've been adding other stores to my trip because I can get items very close to free with coupons and sales.
Also, as someone else mentioned in another post, please put city and state on your post.
Thanks

[FreshMango]

Completely random trivia:
WinCo stands for Washington Idaho Nevada California Oregon
My friend was in a commercial they made when the name changed over from Cub Foods to WinCo and for some reason that info was really important to know. They told her about 5 or 6 times "Washington Idaho Nevada California Oregon".
(WinCo "bought out" the Cub foods stores in those states, as well as some Food 4 Less stores, and all of the Waremart stores were converted to WinCo or closed. Remember Waremart?? They are the "corporate headquarters" of WinCo.)

[pjeans]

Thank-you

[drabble]

Does WinCo do overages?

[endlesoul]

Thank You there is a WinCo opening soon but its 24 miles one way with a toll on top of that. I really am excited about going.

Their web site states "We have over 600 bulk items available. If you can find it in bag, there’s a good chance you can buy it by the pound."

Question: Do they have health/natural products in bulk. ie. grains, whole wheat flour, different types of rice besides white? I ask because there is Top Foods that has hundreds of bulk products so they can boast that also but it is mainly candy and junk food.

Thanks for any info. I know you can only tell me what your store carries but it may be similar here.

[syanew]

Originally Posted by endlesoul

Thank You there is a WinCo opening soon but its 24 miles one way with a toll on top of that. I really am excited about going.

Their web site states "We have over 600 bulk items available. If you can find it in bag, there’s a good chance you can buy it by the pound."

Question: Do they have health/natural products in bulk. ie. grains, whole wheat flour, different types of rice besides white? I ask because there is Top Foods that has hundreds of bulk products so they can boast that also but it is mainly candy and junk food.

Thanks for any info. I know you can only tell me what your store carries but it may be similar here.

I buy lots of food in bulk at winco. They have lots of natural and organic stuff. Rolled oats were .38 cents a pound last week! They have every kind of grain imaginable. Maybe even a better selection than the natural foods store and at a fraction of the cost.

[lilbylilsaver]

The Winco in Pomona does take IP's, however, this Sunday, my cashier said he would not take mine because it did not have a PO Box address for remittance. I showed him that there was an address on there and he said that he was told he could only take coupons with PO Boxes. I emailed Winco and was told that they never heard of this policy and would could store management about this. Hmmm go figure.

[endlesoul]

Originally Posted by rachbill

If anyone receives a mailer please post the deals. I live within 10 minutes of Winco and I do not get a mailer. Winco does have the best overall prices, but I've been adding other stores to my trip because I can get items very close to free with coupons and sales.
Also, as someone else mentioned in another post, please put city and state on your post.
Thanks

"Q: How I can be added to your mailing list?
A: While we only send out ads on very rare, special occasions such as store openings, you’re welcome to email your address to our Online Customer Service team to make sure your zip code is on our mailing list. Please be aware that you will not receive mailings from us on a weekly basis, our special mailings will only be received if we open a new store near you or on other special occasions. If we’ve recently sent ads to your area and your neighbors received them but you didn’t, please contact the local post office, these mailings are sent by zip codes. *Anti-Spam/Junk Mail lists may also affect delivery of ads.
Back to Top. "

FAQs - WinCo Foods

I received my Grand Opening for Tacoma WA store mailer. I e-mailed them about a week ago and they e-mailed back letting me know that they very seldom ever have mailings. That keeps the price down also.

[clipperace]

WinCo stands for WINning COmpany, Not Washington, idaho, Nevada,calif. Oregon. because where would the U for Utah come in? Also they are moving into Montana now.
If you go to there web page and look under the about tab.

[justlittleoldmejenn]

Winco has their coupon policy on their website with the FAQ's-
(I can't link yet, but it's there)

Q: What kind of coupons does WinCo Foods accept?
A: WinCo Foods gladly accepts manufacturer’s coupons where all the following apply:

The coupon has a valid barcode that can be scanned into our system,
The item is in stock,
Restrictions and requirements listed on the coupon are met. This includes but is not limited to: quantities (minimum required and maximum allowed), sizes, brand names, product variety, expiration dates, and store location.
The coupon(s) is not a result of coupon “stacking,” “doubling,” etc. (*1* coupon per item limit)
*WinCo Foods reserves the right to deny any coupon at any time.


Q: Do you accept internet coupons?
A: WinCo Foods will accept internet coupons, so long as they have a bar code that can be scanned into our system. Internet coupons must also meet all of the above requirements and may be subject to an extra level of scrutiny at the registers with the goal of verifying their legitimacy. *WinCo Foods reserves the right to deny any coupon at any time.

[NatPike]

Originally Posted by drabble

Does WinCo do overages?

I'd like to know this too... are Overages allowed?

[Slcangel]

Originally Posted by lilbylilsaver

The Winco in Pomona does take IP's, however, this Sunday, my cashier said he would not take mine because it did not have a PO Box address for remittance. I showed him that there was an address on there and he said that he was told he could only take coupons with PO Boxes. I emailed Winco and was told that they never heard of this policy and would could store management about this. Hmmm go figure.

Next time you may want to politely ask for a managers official ok on it. Not all cashiers are informed correctly to begin with...

[Slcangel]

Originally Posted by clipperace

WinCo stands for WINning COmpany, Not Washington, idaho, Nevada,calif. Oregon. because where would the U for Utah come in? Also they are moving into Montana now.
If you go to there web page and look under the about tab.

This makes more sense

[samanthaflower13]

None of the Winco's in my area take IP's....so I don't shop there...

[marijane4]

We have a Winco opening Sunday. I am excited to check it out.
Here are the coupons I received in the mail.
12 pak coca cola 1.98
post honey bunches of oats cereal 14.5 oz .98
capril sun fruit drinks .98
kraft macaroni & cheese .38
Lays potato chips .98
tenderbird chicken breasts 3 lb 3.98
green giant canned vegetables .38
bar s sliced bacon 1.48
american falls water 1.78
angel soft bath tissue 12 rolls 2.98

[ldashner]

Originally Posted by FreshMango

Completely random trivia:
WinCo stands for Washington Idaho Nevada California Oregon
My friend was in a commercial they made when the name changed over from Cub Foods to WinCo and for some reason that info was really important to know. They told her about 5 or 6 times "Washington Idaho Nevada California Oregon".
(WinCo "bought out" the Cub foods stores in those states, as well as some Food 4 Less stores, and all of the Waremart stores were converted to WinCo or closed. Remember Waremart?? They are the "corporate headquarters" of WinCo.)

Interesting... I never knew that!

[Mommax7]

Originally Posted by endlesoul

Thank You there is a WinCo opening soon but its 24 miles one way with a toll on top of that. I really am excited about going.

Their web site states "We have over 600 bulk items available. If you can find it in bag, there’s a good chance you can buy it by the pound."

Question: Do they have health/natural products in bulk. ie. grains, whole wheat flour, different types of rice besides white? I ask because there is Top Foods that has hundreds of bulk products so they can boast that also but it is mainly candy and junk food.

Thanks for any info. I know you can only tell me what your store carries but it may be similar here.

My Winco in Northern California has gluten free products in bulk and lots of natural foods and nuts and grains and rices, honey and a few other items I cannot get anywhere else at those prices

[ralliz]

Thank for helping me understand winco and there policies