Where can you stack in BC?

[Pinklicious]

I've been away for 3 months and am eager to get on the coupon board again
I'm wondering if anything has changed in my absence, last time I was here LD was not so great about stacking anymore. Is that still the case? If so, does Save-ons/Pricemart stack the same as LD used to? I have never tried it there before.

What's up with walmart, do they still take EVERY coupon even if they are over item's value? And would target have the same rules or even take coupons?

TIA

[hijinx25]

Save On Foods (and Price Mart) does stack but their rules are much more strict than LD IME.

As for Target, they do not give overage, but you can stack a manufacturer's coupon with a store coupon. At least in the US you can. I don't know if the same coupon policy will apply here. Walmart still gives overages.

Do a search for Peachykeen's thread on LD. She has an EXCELLENT resource of the stacking rules and guidelines for LD as they are being pressured by manufacturers to reduce stacking.

[Pinklicious]

Awesome!
Her thread helped me out tons, never seen it before! Shame about P&G and SC johnson.

link. http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/313370-...policy-canada/

[Peachykeen2007]

I don't live where there is a SOF or Price Mart so I can't help you there, but if you have any question about stacking at LD more than welcome to ask - here in Winnipeg we have some different rules/regulations only because we have 1 store but it does vary from store to store

[Poirot]

You can stack coupons at Save On Foods so long as each coupon is a different media and the coupons aren't more than the price of the item.

[hijinx25]

See, and I can stack coupons at SOF that are from the SAME media, as long as their UPCs are different. So it really does vary from store to store, and cashier to cashier too, I think!!

[ceejay]

My LD is awesome with stacking as long as the UPC is different and you don't go over the value of the item! They don't care if the coupons are the same media source, as long as they are different UPCs.