A few people have been telling me they have been having trouble with Winco taking computer coupons. If you notived I never tell you to take your coupons to Winco. I don't shop there so I don't know what their policies are. I don't find that many great deals their anyway so I wouldn't recommend taking your coupons there.
A basic thing about coupons is you need to know your stores policies. Each store is different and honestly I've found that a lot of cashiers are different. Sometimes they will take a coupon and the next person won't. Whatever store you shop at; find out their policy.
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MFC=Manufactures coupon (found in Sunday paper unless otherwise noted) . All stores honor these.
SDC=Safeway double coupon (found in Safeways ad) you can double up to 4 coupons, max of $.50 for each coupon-Albertsons and Safeway honor these.
BOGOF-Buy one, get one FREE
RR-Register Rewards, used at Walgreens. Learn how to play the Walgreens game from Sienna here.
FAR-FREE after rebate
SDC=Safeway double coupon (found in Safeways ad) you can double up to 4 coupons, max of $.50 for each coupon-Albertsons and Safeway honor these.
BOGOF-Buy one, get one FREE
RR-Register Rewards, used at Walgreens. Learn how to play the Walgreens game from Sienna here.
FAR-FREE after rebate
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1 comment:
Winco has a sign as you walk in the doors which says they do NOT accept internet coupons or coupons printed from a computer. Manufacturer coupons must be from the newspaper, magazine, etc. (and they don't accept other store coupons either)
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