Can anyone tell me with absolute certainty if the "leaf lettuce" offer works on packaged romaine hearts, or will I only have success using the romaine hearts offer for this item? Thanks in advance.
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Can anyone tell me with absolute certainty if the "leaf lettuce" offer works on packaged romaine hearts, or will I only have success using the romaine hearts offer for this item? Thanks in advance.
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When you are at the till, it will not work. I have had the leaf lettuce offer for romaine hearts before. However, I always do a points inquiry arguing the point that romaine is a leafy lettuce and have gotten the points for them. So if you want to be on the safe side, only the Romaine Hearts and Romaine Lettuce offers will work on Romaine Hearts lettuce (I assume $0.88 sale at No Frills).Quote:
Originally Posted by annedougherty
I suspected, just want to be sure :) Thank you kindly, and yes, going to load up today LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by johnb56789
I assume most people know this by now, but just in case...Quote:
Originally Posted by annedougherty
https://www.thedailymeal.com/healthy...es-warn/010818
It has been reported since before the xmas holidays and is still on-going.
Buy at your own risk - personally I wouldn't risk it, no matter the price.
Can anyone tell me - Will the 4000 pts wus $20 on natural products combine with a personal offer of 3000 pts wus $30? That is, if I spend $30 and $20 of that is on natural foods, will I be entitled to 7000 pts? I'm not looking to spend $20 + another $30 :) Anyone done that and gotten the points?
Yes you willQuote:
Originally Posted by Silk
Keep an eye on your PC Plus accounts .... mine is currently locked out because of too many incorrect login attempts (and it wasn't me). It looks like someone might by trying to hack into some accounts again!
Thanks for the heads up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colsgirl
Had this issue with one of my accounts, I thought it was me but I changed the password to get back into it. Now that I know there is another potential round of hacking, I will be changing my passwords again and suggest my father change his too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colsgirl
What foods are considered natural food? Loblaws has 4000 points for every 20 dollars spent and i have 4000 points for every 10 dollar spent.
thanks
Nope. LOL!Quote:
Originally Posted by RonBC
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Originally Posted by Silk
Thanks @flemeth - it worked for me! But my bill was confusing and at first I thought I didn't get the 3000 pts. A manager looked at it and said the same and told me I would have to call to get the points. I used $23+ in coupons so thought it was the coupon issue again and an assistant manager said she thought that was the reason but the manager said no - the coupons are considered like paying in cash (different than what pcplus told me last time). The assistant manger then saw that the in-store points were listed separately from the digital. I guess I haven't done many in-store offers :)Quote:
Originally Posted by flemeth
ETA: I just noticed I didn't get points for a product advertised in the flyer - actually had forgotten about the offer. I hastily moved this shopping trip up from tomorrow to today and it's the first time I have gone to do a bigggish/promo shopping trip without a physical shopping list! I usually write down prices, coupons I have, and any bonus points. Anyway I called and they added the points.
Thanks for that info @Colsgirl :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Colsgirl
Wow, what a great offer - I only ever get 3000 pts wus $30! Do you shop at Loblaws a lot? Wondering how you got to be so lucky :)Quote:
Originally Posted by immac2947
My store has a section marked natural foods - it includes a freezer section. I bought gluten-free bread and some organic olive oil. Other things i noticed in the section at my store were quinoa, Bob's Red Mill products, coconut oil, special teas.. I think all the PC organics products qualify also. Also, Gardein products, soy beverage/milk, Eden soups, Enjoy life snacks. That's all I can think of now. YMMV