How does couponing work?
I'm totally new at this
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How does couponing work?
I'm totally new at this
Well... You go to the store, match your coupon with the correct product and, put the product on the counter and give the coupon to the cashier. The cashier scans the product and then takes the amount of the coupon off of your purchase. You pay the difference (if there is any) and any applicable taxes (which are charged on the full price of the item.) At the end of the day the tills are all counted and coupons collected. The coupons are sent to a big warehouse in St John, where they are processed and then the manufacturer reimburses the store for the coupon, along with any promised handling fees.
Does that answer your question or did you have something more specific you were wondering about?
Best bang for your buck would be to match coupons, with sales, ohh, and sometimes they get shipped to Longeuille (sp?) QC. lol :-P
Don't bother watching the extreme couponing shows. It's not like that here in Canada
could i use 2 coupons of the same item and get them for a cheaper price?Quote:
Originally Posted by abbasgirl
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Originally Posted by darkeclipse
Only at London Drugs, or Save-On-Foods, as long as they are from different sources, have different UPC's, and at LD, as long as they do not have restrictice wording such as "cannot be combined with another coupon"
No you're right it was actually better for all the ninja stackers. But P&G might have put some of that to an end.Quote:
Originally Posted by MelanieG