Coupon code of ethics?? Anyone? Anyone?

[FallenPixels]

It depends on the coupon, for a free pizza, I will print it but then I know that my WM is fairly good about coupons and has never turned me down with a printable, but in general, I agree, printed coupons are a pain in the behind

[Decaf]

I agree it's a pain to print and to find a store that accept these coupons. I have to download and install coupon printer, then wasted a few pages + ink until I got the coupon printed right. Afterward, uninstall the software.

[Chantel]

I have never printed before but will probably start soon now that I've gotten some ink.

If I were to want to buy a lot of an item with a printable, I'd price match other places or make multiple trips to redeem my coupons to avoid shelf-clearing.

I don't think it's wrong to print more than one if it's allowed, as long as a person doesn't go way overboard.

[DianneS]

The Softlips was frustrating. There seemed to be shelf-cleaners at my SDM as well. Then there was the Superstore customer service supervisor who would not accept my printed coupon because there had been someone in there a couple hous before me trying to use 15 of the Delissio coupons at once to load up on free pizza. Sometimes common sense isn't all that common!

[cheaptorontogirl]

The Softlips was frustrating. There seemed to be shelf-cleaners at my SDM as well. Then there was the Superstore customer service supervisor who would not accept my printed coupon because there had been someone in there a couple hous before me trying to use 15 of the Delissio coupons at once to load up on free pizza. Sometimes common sense isn't all that common!

It definitely isn't, I have read people using lots of printable coupons at one time (soft lips and delissio on this forum along with others). Although this forum doesn't encourage this, people brag about this all the time it seems. I don't use printable coupons, I know it's tempting but I would rather not.