[OVER] Walmart in Langley allows stacking.... CONFIRMED!!!

[Arshes76]

Yeah, it's strange that they turn up their noses at a coupon that pays them face value plus a handling charge, yet willingly accept credit cards that cost them a fee??? I don't see the logic, can you see the logic? LOL

It probably has alot to do with the time value of money. I assume they have to wait for reimbursement with coupons, with credit cards they get thier money almost right away, which they can use to buy more product to sell, which in turn makes them more money, etc.....

[ypperin]

I have a feeling that the more widespread stacking becomes and once manufacturers get wind of it, more and more coupons will include the verbiage "cannot be combined with any other coupon/offer".

Humans by nature are lazy, I can see this having an impact to start, but then more and more people will stop using coupons again, and we'll be back to where we are now, only with bonus stores I agree that Target coming in is likely having an impact

[middleclassmom]

Yeah, it's strange that they turn up their noses at a coupon that pays them face value plus a handling charge, yet willingly accept credit cards that cost them a fee??? I don't see the logic, can you see the logic? LOL

I totally think the same thing

[Jessica_25]

Should be interesting to see the outcome.

[gradin123]

I would be interested to hear from someone who has successfully stacked at the Langley Walmart.

I find it strange that only one Walmart would do this on their own when usually Walmart enforces their policies unversially.

Call me a doubting Thomas but I still won`t believe it until someone says that have successfully done it.

[Makena]

I would be interested to hear from someone who has successfully stacked at the Langley Walmart.

I find it strange that only one Walmart would do this on their own when usually Walmart enforces their policies unversially.

Call me a doubting Thomas but I still won`t believe it until someone says that have successfully done it.

I tried it in Langley today. I live 2 cities over but wanted to try it out, and I went expecting disgruntled cashiers not really knowing what to do with the coupons. I got the opposite!
My cashier put it all through like a rockstar! She was quick and efficient and pleasant.
I'll be going back again for sure.

[crazymom0617]

Wow Wow Wow. The possibilities are mind boggling.

[grannyg]

If they do this in Nova Scotia, it's going to be like I died and went to heaven.... PLs Walmart, say yes right across Canada...

[lauraisrsa]

I tried it in Langley today. I live 2 cities over but wanted to try it out, and I went expecting disgruntled cashiers not really knowing what to do with the coupons. I got the opposite!
My cashier put it all through like a rockstar! She was quick and efficient and pleasant.
I'll be going back again for sure.

Oh my.
What did you buy and what sort of coupons dod you use?

[Makena]

Oh my.
What did you buy and what sort of coupons dod you use?

I bought some straight forwards items with coupons and then I used printable coupons for Ziploc and Glade. The glade was only $1.13, but the coupons were for $2, and she put the coupons through as $2 (yay overages!)
The stacking I did was on Covergirl. I bought 2 items (for $13.98). I used 3 different Save $3wub2, and 2 sets of $1 off for a total of $13. I also stacked for Cloverleaf Tuna. I bought 24 cans (don't worry they had TONS of it!), and stacked a bunch of the take 5 coupons.
I spent $11 for $65 worth of product.

Then in contrast, I stopped at another walmart (to pick up the Adidas deodorant Langley didn't have), they pm'd it just fine, but tried to tell me I was only allowed to use a coupon on one of them (and they were worried because the product was $1.99, but the coupon was for $2) It took longer to buy 6 deodorant there than it did to do all the stacking in Langley.
Long story short - Langley Walmart impressed me. My only critique would be that they didn't seem to have as many choices in their food dept. (I'm guessing because of the renos?)
All in all, a great experience.

[lauraisrsa]

I bought some straight forwards items with coupons and then I used printable coupons for Ziploc and Glade. The glade was only $1.13, but the coupons were for $2, and she put the coupons through as $2 (yay overages!)
The stacking I did was on Covergirl. I bought 2 items (for $13.98). I used 3 different Save $3wub2, and 2 sets of $1 off for a total of $13. I also stacked for Cloverleaf Tuna. I bought 24 cans (don't worry they had TONS of it!), and stacked a bunch of the take 5 coupons.
I spent $11 for $65 worth of product.

Then in contrast, I stopped at another walmart (to pick up the Adidas deodorant Langley didn't have), they pm'd it just fine, but tried to tell me I was only allowed to use a coupon on one of them (and they were worried because the product was $1.99, but the coupon was for $2) It took longer to buy 6 deodorant there than it did to do all the stacking in Langley.
Long story short - Langley Walmart impressed me. My only critique would be that they didn't seem to have as many choices in their food dept. (I'm guessing because of the renos?)
All in all, a great experience.

Awsome!!!!
Thanks so much for your time in typing out purchases.
It gives us a better idea that a real stacking transaction happened.
I read earlier on here (I think) that if the coupon says "cannot be combined with other offers", ...do you know if they looked for that or if any of the coupons you used said that?

[Rima Dickson]

QUOTE:
Originally Posted by Makena
I bought some straight forwards items with coupons and then I used printable coupons for Ziploc and Glade. The glade was only $1.13, but the coupons were for $2, and she put the coupons through as $2 (yay overages!)
The stacking I did was on Covergirl. I bought 2 items (for $13.98). I used 3 different Save $3wub2, and 2 sets of $1 off for a total of $13. I also stacked for Cloverleaf Tuna. I bought 24 cans (don't worry they had TONS of it!), and stacked a bunch of the take 5 coupons.
I spent $11 for $65 worth of product.

Then in contrast, I stopped at another walmart (to pick up the Adidas deodorant Langley didn't have), they pm'd it just fine, but tried to tell me I was only allowed to use a coupon on one of them (and they were worried because the product was $1.99, but the coupon was for $2) It took longer to buy 6 deodorant there than it did to do all the stacking in Langley.
Long story short - Langley Walmart impressed me. My only critique would be that they didn't seem to have as many choices in their food dept. (I'm guessing because of the renos?)
All in all, a great experience.
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So at LD, we go to customer service to handle this ... at Walmart, is it the same, or can any cashier handle it?

[Makena]

Awsome!!!!
Thanks so much for your time in typing out purchases.
It gives us a better idea that a real stacking transaction happened.
I read earlier on here (I think) that if the coupon says "cannot be combined with other offers", ...do you know if they looked for that or if any of the coupons you used said that?

You're very welcome. She didn't even look at the wording, I'm sure.
And we just go through the regular tills.

[middleclassmom]

oh god oh god oh god.....I REALLY hope they consider doing this at other WM locations too!!!!!!!

[mattysmom]

C'mon Kamloops WM!!!!!!! So exciting!!!!!