Can you use a coupon more than once?

[Sandra]

I recently saw a women on a video say, she had one coupon and used it on a sale of Campbells soup that was already reduced and paid a very small amount for it. Unfortunately, there was no information on how she did this. (Why they bothered with this video I don't know) Is it possible she could use the one coupon more than once? How would she say this to the cashier or manager? Sandra

[marstec]

Manufacturer coupons need to be sent away for reimbursement. And you would need one for every unit that you buy. The retailer needs to account for sales/coupons submitted. Store coupons can be a bit more flexible. For the most part, if it isn't clearly explained how someone got a deal, there is often something "not quite right" about it.

[Darth Penguin]

Can you post the link so we could see what you mean, Sandra?

[Sandra]

Hi: I don't know how to connect to this Wiki Thread. I tapped on it and it didn't take me anywhere. Help. Soaring

[Slaney]

This is what "one coupon per perchase" means.

[FallenPixels]

It is possible that it was on clearance and she had a good coupon? it is possible to get stuff close to free (or even get overage back) if you find a good clearance sale

If it was in Loblaws stores, it is possible she had a coupon zone coupon and a manufacturer and the store allowed her to use both (although their new policy does not allow this), or SDM they will let you use a manager special sticker with a coupon

[carmanelectric]

While I have never heard of it in grocery stores, I have seen it at the McDonalds I worked at. It was their policy to return to coupon to the customer to encourage them to return multiple times during the sale.