and that makes it okay to treat a person the way you did? the coupon screw-up wasn't the cashier's faultQuote:
Originally Posted by krysta lynne
and that makes it okay to treat a person the way you did? the coupon screw-up wasn't the cashier's faultQuote:
Originally Posted by krysta lynne
does anyone know if we buy something tomm then will be able to get extra 15% off with bay card?
I am free to treat people how i want to. :top:Quote:
Originally Posted by GoJays
I was also at the tail end of an exhausting returning gift trip (for my husband who is recovering from surgery and can't go anywhere) with two young children in tow, set for the 1/2 trudge home in the slush. But thank you so very much for your criticism.
well that is just... amazing... thanks for enlightening me on your attitude towards people who say no to you.. buh-bye now.Quote:
Originally Posted by krysta lynne
I am not surprised that Zellers implemented this new coupon policy. I understand that this is upsetting to customers who did not get the chance to use their coupon yet, such as my upset mother who wanted a new toaster lol. However, I blame the COUPON ABUSERS. Even with their policies clearly stated for this particular coupon, some people found loopholes and went around it.
Limit of 1 per customer: People went out to multiple Zellers stores and used the coupons more than once. On the front page in the blog, a few people admitted to purchasing multiple items with the coupon.
Not applicable on past purchases: People returned the item and bought it again with the coupon.
While I don't agree with their new policy of the coupon not being applicable on sales prices, rules are rules. If they are broken, there will be consequences. Unfortunately, the ones who haven't used the coupon yet are the ones being punished by coupon abusers.
I still think this was a great coupon, regardless if it is applied on regular or sales price. I got 50% off regular price of a George Foreman grill. :icon_santa:
no problem :top: you have yourself a wonderful day!Quote:
Originally Posted by GoJays
I'm not even sure what to say other than there is seriously something wrong with many people. There was an awesome deal - the deal is no more - get over it already. It's funny how many people LOVE when an error is made in their favour and turn a blind eye to it - yet when an error is made to their detriment all hell breaks loose.. To those who don't have one - GET A GRIP!!
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Originally Posted by LisaLisaBoBisa
No more fighting in this thread you 2!
I take this personally. I didnt abuse the coupon or misuse it and i was treated like a piece of dirt. I dont misuse coupon, I barely actually ever use them anymore. But I just need to get over it, and allow myself to be treated like dirt? I dont think so.Quote:
Originally Posted by LisaLisaBoBisa
Sally - rude treatment regardless of coupon should be addressed with the store manager. I was able to use the coupon on the 28th for 1 item and when I went back to use it on another item on the 29th I saw the sign on my way in. :) Bought the item anyway, called head office and was advised to take my bill back in for a price adjustment. Not being able to use a coupon because it's been restricted is very different than being treated rudely.. Address that with head office and the store manager - you shouldn't feel like garbage on top of being turned away with coupon..
This is not a error in our favour, its a coupon given by the company to the customers, they should honour their coupon, plain and simple!
Why? Because you said so? - They don't have to honour anything. Plenty of printed coupons have been changed, altered, cancelled or retracted because of misuse. The coupon was intended to be distributed on the 26/27 on facebook to those who liked their page. Not PDFed and broadcast all over the internet; distributed to the masses. When you buy an item that is $1.49 and have a $2.00 coupon and the cashier deducts $2.00 from your bill do you stop her to remind her to only deduct $1.49? They not only didn't have to offer the coupon in the first place, but don't have to honour it (it says right on it). Ooohhh the memories -- so many hijacked, printable coupons - so many cancelled altogether. If I were Zellers I'd outright say "those of you who purchased 10 mixers are responsible for the change of this coupon".. "those of you who republished this coupon are responsible" I think they are being nice by taking the blame themselves. :)
It was the manager that treated me that way. They said it was the store manager, but im guessing it was just a dept manage. If thats the way a head manager would treat a customer I would be very dissapointed. I am awaiting a phone call from the regional manager. There was no signs on my way in from the mall entrance. Im not even mad that they changed the coupon, I think its extrememly ridiculous, of course. But its the way I was treated im not dropping.Quote:
Originally Posted by LisaLisaBoBisa
Lisa, instead of saying were revoking the offer do to some misuse, or we cant afford it its ok for them to outright lie?
They did state so many times on facebook it was valid on sale items, and he kept even checking with head office about it.
Im not cool with lying.