They have a 2 for $10.00 McCain's pizza deal on right now...can you use two identical coupons for this, since there are 2 pizzas?
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They have a 2 for $10.00 McCain's pizza deal on right now...can you use two identical coupons for this, since there are 2 pizzas?
yes as long as it doesnt say something along the lines "not to be used with any other offers" and even then depends how good you are at debating..because i have done it many times for sale items..and say it means just not with other coupon offers
If they are 2 seperate boxes i don't see why not. If it is 2 pizzas in 1 box then no. No frills has 2 packs of McCain ultra thin crust or international pizzas on right now for $4.97!
Yes you can. Its not stacking as you are using one coupon per box. I used two coupons on two boxes last week at SOF when they had the 2 for $9 deal on Dr. Oetker pizzas.
Absolutely you can, as long as its not on the BOGO items, "buy 2 for" indicates purchasing two....also, and I get this question ALL the time....you don't have to buy 2 to get the sale price
That's awesome to point that out to people Shellie about how you don't have to buy two to get the sale price! I hate this advertising tactic as it fools a lot of people into thinking they have to buy more to get the deal then they really do!
Thanks everyone!
I might go to No Frills instead as that sounds like a better deal!
Thanks for the tip! I've always meant to ask if you needed to buy 2 to get the sale price and always forget to ask.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shellie71
I knew that you didn't have to buy both items at Safeway to get the sale price, but I didn't know about other places. So it is good to know that it is like that other places as well.
LoL, I didn't realize that Safeway was like that as well, thanks for the tip!! Pretty sure RCSS still requires you buy both though?
If there is no price listed for what a single item would cost, you DO NOT have to buy multiples to get the sale price. This is true for all stores.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shellie71
For example, let's say something is priced 2 for $7 at Safeway. This means you could get one for $3.50. However, if the wording is something like "$3.50 each when you buy two OR 3.99 each", then you do have to buy multiples to get the discount. Sometimes the higher price will be in smaller print below the advertised price for multiples.
Superstore does both the gimmicky x for $ as well as $ WUB x. I used to work at Superstore actually, and it probably does more of the latter than any of the other grocery stores. You'll notice a lot of "multiply your savings" prices there, and two prices - one for if you are buying multiples and one for if you are not.
The key in determining whether you need to buy more than one to get the deal is to check if there is a different price for a single purchase is listed.