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Welcome to the Target Thread! 
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I have a request/new rule that will will need to be implemented in threads such as this from now on.
When you make a post you need to avoid doing a copy and paste of the work of someone else. It is stealing to copy and paste things directly from other sites such as the TT site. We have been contacted by them and asked nicely to stop doing that. If you see good coupons or deals just we love to have you share them with us, just be sure to rewrite them before posting. |
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. Click on a day below for the most recent recap or do a thread search for RECAP.
New to couponing? Please read hawaiiandawn's thread - New Q Shoppers, Don't be Scared! You Can Do This!!
2012 Coupon Inserts Schedule
2013 Coupon Inserts Schedule
Alphabetical List of Unexpired Newspaper Insert Coupon Thread
List of Each Coupon Insert's Oldest Expiration Date
Printable Manufacturer Coupon Thread
Sources for more coupons, including printable coupon websites and clipping services
Official Trading Thread
Drugstore and Grocery store Coupons Only Trading Thread
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A few things about Target and their pricing policy:
First, Target is split into 2 sections. Hardlines and Softlines. Softlines: All clothing, shoes, jewelry, accessories, and infant items Hardlines: Everything else Softlines have set days for mark-downs. Hardlines do not. At my store, the softline schedule is: Monday - Boys, Girls, and Infants (the non-clothes infants (aka infant gondolas) may or may not go down on this day, a majority of the items will, but can go down on different days). Tuesday - Ready To Wear (aka Womens, Juniors, and Plus) Wednesday - Mens Thursday - Lingerie, Hosiery, Women's Active Wear, and Shoes Friday - Jewelry, Purses, Accessories The way pricing works (this will explain how Hardlines is marked down): The pricing team prints out the labels for the day, these are small price increases and "Price Cuts" (not to be confused with "Temporary Price Cuts" which have an end date). Then, the pricing team goes to the pricing section of the PDA, and does "todays load". It gives them a section, aisle, and location of the mark-down. If it is a price cut, the PDA will tell them to scan the label, if it is going on mark-down, it will tell them to scan the item to "activate". It is normal to have a 1,000 price changes in a day for the pricing team to do (which is usually 2-3 people). Many of these price changes you won't ever notice. For example, one time I had to mark nail polish up a penny. That is 20+ labels to scan and put up. I'm pretty sure it cost more for the pricing teams salary than they would make on the item. There are 3 categories of clearance. First, Further, and Final. First is usually 30%, except HBA (Health & Beauty Aids) and sometimes Grocery, which can start at 15%. Further, is 50% (and 30% for those that started at 15%). Final is 75%. Mark downs are usually 2 weeks between markdowns, but may go faster toward the end. It is general guideline, not a rule. All mark-downs come from corporate, and the store has no control over when an item is marked down or up. The only exceptions are "Additional Markdowns" (see below) and "Repackage" items. But even those items, the PDA gives the price, we just print out the label. After 75%, most items are salvaged, though certain items can be salvaged sooner, usually higher end products, such as Dyson and Flip cameras. When an items is salvaged, it is marked out of the system, and taken to Receiving, put in a Salvage box, which the Receiving clerk checks against the salvage report, and most times is sent to GoodWill or a Reverse Logistics company that pays pennies on the pound for the salvaged items. The Pricing Team Lead may decide to take an "Additional Mark-Down" on some items that were supposed to go salvage. For instance, if there is a lot of an item because it missed mark-down, was mis-stocked, or in the backroom, an additional may be done. An additional will most times be 85%, unless the item was salvaged at 50%, the additional would be 75%. An Additional Mark-Down requires the approval of the Pricing Team Lead or an LOD, or in some instances, both, so not "any" employee can do it for you. There is also two kinds of Clearance. Ticketed and Non-Ticketed. Non-Ticketed is clearance that is usually seasonal, and follows an approximately 10-day markdown schedule. Non-ticketed is obviously not ticketed, and will have Red with White Lettering signs that state "mark-down taken at register". Non-ticketed will start at 30%, 50%, 75%, then 90%. Non-ticketed is also done in the computer, so it will be active within a few hours of opening. Ticketed- obviously has red & white stickers on them, and will have (if any) signs up that are White w/ Red Lettering that states "prices as marked". Ticketed items are marked down throughout the day. *These signs may be put up in front of the wrong things, the Pricing Team may have new people or people helping that do not know the difference. Hardlines clearance does follow a little of a schedule, but it is not absolute. A majority of Electronics will get marked down on Mondays, HBA on Fridays, ect.. There is a schedule in the Wiki that is pretty close, but Hardlines items can go at any time. The days/schedule is usually when the clearance endcaps are scanned and further and final markdowns are done. There is not a set day the pricing team has for this, it is determined that day if an endcap in a certain area is required to be scanned or not. As for items not marked or found for salvage. At the end of each Pricing Day the un-found items that are still in the PDA are "activated". That is why you may find an item that is not marked, but scans the clearance price, or a clearance item that scans at a lower price than ticketed. Even if 1 item is found, but there are 2 other in the wrong place, once that first one is scanned, it activates that price for the rest of the items with that DPCI. Some other things that may help you with shopping with Target. Have you ever wondered what the location (example) A35(1)3-5-5 means? A - the section of the store 35 - the aisle (1) - the start of the location 3 - the section of gondola in the aisle 5 - how many shelves up from the floor it is 5 - the spaces over that the item is Section of the store- pretty self-explanatory Most aisles will have a letter and a number at the start and end of the aisle. The aisle - Starts with 1 toward the front of the store in each section, and goes on. The start of the location, let's take the eye car aisle, for example. The first section of this aisle is pegs with glasses hanging on it. The next 3 gondolas are shelves 5 rows high with contact solution and eye drops. The next 2 gondolas are only 4 shelves high with diabetes health care. For each new kind of gondola, the section numbers will start at 1 again. So the glasses will be on A6(1), the contact solution and eye drops would start at A6(2), and the Diabetes care would be A6(2). This helps understand the next numbers. Other location numbers are (0) - which means it's an endcap, and (99) - which means it's a sidecap. For endcaps, the Odd number is on the main aisle, and the Even number is the "back" endcap (where the clearance endcaps are). A co-worker once told me "It's odd that the even are on the back", a little mnemonics device to help me remember. The section of the gondola in the aisle. There are usually 6 gondolas in an aisle. You can see the separation of the shelves going down the aisle. The numbers start at 1 from the main aisle. So, A may start at 1 and go <-- and B will start at 1 and go --> The number of shelves up from the bottom. If the item is hanging, it may have a P1, P2, P3, ect.. or an F1, F2, F3, ect.. Otherwise, it is the standard 1, 2, 3, 4, ect.. The spaces an item is over on that gondola. If you look at the label picture below, you will see this (from the top-down) Description Price DPCI (DePt Class Item) Location (the shelf label will only include the last three location numbers, it assumes you already know which aisle you are in). The number next to the location is how many items will be facing. In the example: *01 means that it will have 1 row, and the * means it has multiple locations at the time the shelf label was made. The * could mean that it is simply below and above (like printer paper is) or it could be on an endcap, or in this case, the front of the store. The number under that is the last of the UPC. Most times they will match up, but sometimes they do, because the manufacturer may have made a different UPC for a bonus pack, new packaging, ect.. but Target still keeps the same DPCI. |
Official Target Coupon Policy [target.com]
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Quote : Dear Target Guest,Thanks for asking again about using coupons at Target. Coupons are a great way to save even more when shopping at Target, and we make it easy to use them at our stores. But because of the variety of coupons available to our guests, we do have some guidelines for how coupons can be redeemed at Target:
Thanks for shopping with us. We'll see you again soon at Target. Sincerely, Larry Target Guest Relations |
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Quote : Dear Target Guest,Thanks for writing back regarding our coupon acceptance at Target. When a coupon states one per purchase, and you have more than one, you can use one coupon per item, as each item is considered a purchase and not a transaction. We always welcome your questions, so if we can assist you in the future, please contact our Target Guest Relations team at (800) 440-0680. You can also speak with a team member at the Guest Services Desk at your local Target store, or visit us on Target.com. Either way, we're here to help! Thanks for shopping with us. I hope we'll see you again soon at Target. Sincerely, Julie Target Guest Relations |
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There's no one answer as to the time frame a missed coupon can be taken off receipt... It depends on the store and the person at customer service. Some stores say till the end of the day. Some stores say 3 days. Some say 1 week. And some say until receipt is valid (90-days) Some don't care (so that would also mean 90-days).
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. It is best to always keep a copy of the Target Coupon Policy with you at all times, just in case.|
Target Mobile Coupons
Sign up here [target.com] You will then receive texts from Target supplying you a link to go to on your phone. You will need internet on your phone to use that link. Just show the barcode to your cashier and they just need to scan it. Coupon is unique per phone# and can only be used once per item. Don't have internet on your phone? That's fine- sign up any way and then on your computer go here [target.com]. Enter your phone number and print out the barcode. |
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I don't know if this will help anyone. But for the Target Cell Phone coupons to access on computer without first clicking link in phone try this.
(This is if you already accepted the text message but do not have data on your phone) Your text message link should be in the form http://target.mobi/c?p=XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXX Use the link below filling in the missing info. http://d2c.bc5.mobi/cb/wp.jsp?p=XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXX&e=target/c |
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Here's an important couple of tips..
![]() 1) Target puts out their own coupons on their website. You can combine Target coupons and use them with manufacturer's coupons. So if you have a Target coupon for Heinz Ketchup for $1.00, and a manufacturer's coupon for Heinz Ketchup for $1.00 - you are allowed to use them both together and get $2.00 off your ketchup purchase. So check Target's website, I think they put up new coupons every other weekend.2) You can also find Target coupons in the newspaper. If they aren't in your newspaper, check e*bay and coupon clipper sites - do a search for "Target coupons" and see what comes up. You can also combine these with manufacturer's coupons. Right now there are Target insert/newspaper coupons for $2.00 off Kotex items and there are manufacturer's coupons for $1.00 or $.50 off Kotex items. This makes some of the Kotex items FREE. 3) Check your coupons and make sure that they don't say "excludes trial items" on them. If they don't, you should be able to use them on trial items, potentially getting them FREE. (This varies from store to store, some stores will refuse you.) Not long ago, there were $1.00 Tide detergent coupons, and you could use them on the Tide trial sizes which were $1.00 = FREE Tide. 4) Keep your eyes open for coupons in the actual store. Sometimes Target will have tearpads, peelies, hangtags, etc, that are Target coupons. Again, you can combine them with your manufacturer coupons. Right now there are $1.00 Target Ziplock coupons attached to some Ziplock items in the store + $1.00 Ziplock manufacterer coupons = some pretty cheap darn Ziplock stuff.. 5) Watch the Target ads for gift card deals. These are AWESOME. Combined with coupons, sometimes Target will pay YOU to take items off their hands. The last major one I remember was the Venus or Fusion razors.. it was buy two, get a $5 or $10 gift card, I can't remember which. And there were $4 coupons available to use on the razors. Buy two razors, use two $4 coupons and get handed a gift card back.. good deal. There's also a Sobe gift card deal coming up, making the Sobe free using coupons.6) Keep your eyes open for coupons that say "buy x product, get y product free." Then combine those with other coupons. Example: I had coupons for $1.00 off Chinet plates. I also had coupons for FREE Heinz ketchup when you buy Chinet plates. I ALSO had $3 off $15 partyware purchase Target coupon. Combine all those, and I now live in a Chinet fort and take baths in ketchup. My skin has never looked so smooth (and tomatoey) and my utility bills have never been so high. (I'm kidding, I'm kidding.. )Hope that helps out a little bit. We were all new once. Feel free to PM someone when you have a question about something they post here.. if they don't answer, at least you tried, right? And a bunch of people will answer. |
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New TQs today:
Abreva Conceal cold sore patch $2 off x010713 Almay intense i-color cosmetic item (ETS) $1 off x120112 Almay makeup remover (ETS) $1 off x120112 Almay Smart Shade cosmetic item (ETS) $2 off x120112 Archer Farms chips 8oz. or larger $1off2 x120112 Archer Farms frozen pizza $1.25off2 x120112 Archer Farms or Market Pantry snacks - Fruit snacks or Snack bars $1off2 x120112 Archer Farms snacks - Trail mix or Nuts (ESS) $1.50off2 x120112 Arm & Hammer cat litter $1 off x120112 Arm & Hammer laundry detergent (ETS) $1 off x120112 Aveeno facial care item or hand & body skin care lotion (ETS) $1 off x120112 Baby Einstein Discovering Music activity table $5 off x120812 Bagel Bites snacks 9ct. $2off2 x120112 Bertolli pasta sauce $1.50off2 x112412 Boots & Barkley pet bed or bed cover $3 off $13.99 or higher x120112 C&H sugar 2 or 5# 65¢off2 x120112 Ceramic dinnerware item $3 off $9.99 or higher x120112 Christmas tree $10 off $100 or higher x120112 Coca-Cola brand soda 20oz. 50¢off2 x112412 Coleman or Aerobed sporting goods item 5% off x112112 Cottonelle items - Bath tissue 6pk. or larger AND Fresh wipes 42ct. or larger $2 off wyb BOTH x120112 Crisco item - Shortening, Spray, or Oil $1 off x112412 Crock-Pot seasoning mix Small appliance Dept. 75¢ off x120112 Decorative toss pillow B1G1 50%off x120112 Domino sugar 2 to 4# 65¢off2 x120112 Dove chocolate 7.94oz. or larger $1.50off2 x112412 Folgers Gourmet Selections bagged coffee 10oz. $1 off x112412 Good 'n Natural nutrition bars (ESS) $1 off x120112 Greeting cards (Excludes cards under $1) $2off3 x120112 Greeting cards 20 5x7 FREE wyb 40 or more 5x7 greeting cards x120812 Hellmann's or Best Foods mayonnaise 9oz. or larger $1off2 x112412 Holiday décor item (Excludes stationery items) $2 off $8 or higher x120112 Hunt's canned diced tomatoes 14.5oz. $1off4 x112412 Infantino Pop & Play Pop & Swap gym $5 off x120112 International Delight coffee creamer 16oz. 50¢ off x120112 Kids' accessory item B1G1 50% off x120112 Kids' apparel item 20% off x120112 Kids' holiday activity kits $2off3 x122412 Knorr Homestyle cooking stocks 4pk. 75¢ off x112412 Kodak photo calendar 8.5x11 20% off x120812 Lipton tea - Bags or Mix 75¢off2 x112412 Liz Lange purchase of $20 or more $5 off x120112 M&M's chocolate candy 9.3oz. or larger $1.50off2 x112412 Marie Callender's frozen pie 28oz. or larger AND Reddi Whip 6.5 to 7oz. $1.50 off wyb BOTH x112412 Marie Callender's single-serve pie 75¢ off x112412 Market Pantry cheese item (ESS) $1off2 x120112 (Void in CA, LA, & TN) Market Pantry chunky or homestyle canned soup $1.50off3 x120112 Market Pantry condensed soup 10.5oz. or larger 75¢off3 x120112 Market Pantry dry pasta $1off3 x120112 Market Pantry frozen fruit 40oz. or larger $1 off x120112 Market Pantry ice cream 48oz. $1off2 x120112 (Void in CA, CO, LA, NV, & TN) Market Pantry juice 15oz. or larger (Excludes refrigerated juice) $1off2 x120112 Market Pantry pasta sauce $1off2 x120112 Nate Berkus bed sheets or bathroom item 20% off x120112 NetTalk cordless VoIP calling device $10 off x120112 Optimal Solutions nutritional supplement (ETS) $2 off x120112 OxiClean laundry care item (ETS) $1 off x120112 Pam cooking spray or Wesson canola/vegetable oil 48oz. 75¢ off x112412 Philips USB or battery operated decorative lights $1 off x122412 Pillsbury baking items $1off2 x112412 PowerBar nutrition bars 4pk. or larger B1G1 50% off x120112 Project Seven gum B1G1 FREE x120112 Purell sanitizing item 8oz. or larger $1 off x120112 Scrubbing Bubbles Total Kitchen cleaner 11oz. $1 off x120712 Seattle's Best bagged coffee 12oz. $1 off wyb Dixie PerfecTouch cups x112412 Skinny Cow chocolate candy item (ESS) $3off2 x120112 Slim Jim beef jerky - Dare 2.9oz. or Steakhouse 3.15oz. $1.50 off x112412 Smuckers or Jif sandwich spread $1off2 x112412 Snuggle liquid fabric softener (ETS) $1 off x120112 Sonia Kashuk cosmetic item (ETS) $2 off x120112 Sonia Kashuk cosmetic item (ETS) $2 off x120112 (different barcode ???) Swiss Miss cocoa mix 8ct. or larger 50¢off2 x112412 Target Home brand table cloth $3 off x120112 The Art of Hearing Heartbeats book $2 off x120812 Threshold home item 20% off x120112 up & up baby formula $1.50off2 x120112 up & up cleaning item (Excludes items under $1) $1.50off2 x120112 up & up digestive health item (ETS) 75¢off x120112 up & up disposable tabletop items $1off2 x120112 up & up facial skin care item (ETS) 75¢ off x120112 up & up feminine care item (ETS) 75¢ off x120112 up & up food wrap or food storage item $1off2 x120112 up & up hand soap 7.5oz. or larger 50¢ off x120112 up & up laundry care items - Dryer sheets 105ct. or larger, Fabric softener, or Bleach (ETS) $1off2 x120112 up & up oral care item (ETS) 50¢ off x120112 up & up pain relief item (ETS) $1off2 x120112 up & up paper towels 6pk. or larger $1.50off2 x120112 up & up vitamins or nutritional supplement (ETS) 75¢ off x120112 Women's Merona purchase of $20 or more (Excludes accessories, hosiery, and shoes) $5 off x120112 Women's outerwear purchase of $50 or more (Excludes C9 Outerwear) $10 off x120112 Women's plus apparel purchase of $20 or more $5 off x120112 Women's sweater purchase of $25 or more $5 off x120112 |
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Anyone know if/when the infamous glade deal will start? Haven't shopped T in a long time with all the hassle it's caused so I'm hoping to get back into it with this deal. Thanks and will rep!!
Please rep others when they are helpful in some way to you! Thank you to sduramom for putting me past 1000 reps!!! Thanks to everyone on the SD RA forum who has helped me get my stockpile to where it is now! ![]() |
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To get two prints on coupons.com without scrolling through everything twice:
1. select all the coupons you want to print. 2. right-click on "coupons" at the top of the page and click "open in new tab." 3. click "print coupons" in the first tab 4. click "print coupons" in the second tab doesn't work in chrome |
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Purina One 8lb + dry dog food $1/1 TQ (12/31/12)
Purina Beggin or Busy dog treats $1/2 TQ (12/31/12) Purina Beneful dry dog food 3.5 lb + $1/1 TQ (12/31/12) Purina One dry cat food 3.5 lb+ $2/1 TQ (12/31/12) Purina puppy, dog, cat, or kitten Chow $1/1 TQ (12/31/12) Purina Beneful Prepared Meals wet dog food tubs B4G1 TQ (12/31/12) Tidy Cats Litter 7.5 lb + $1/1 TQ (12/31/12) Fancy Feast 24 3oz cans $1/24 or one 24ct variety pack $1/1 TQ (12/31/12) Purina Beneful Baked Delights $1/2 TQ (12/31/12) |
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$5GC when you buy 2 Curel. Got those: http://www.target.com/p/curel-ult...term=curel I know it's not MM like it was before, but i gave away and used everything i had, and this is great cream. I had two coupons $1off Curel, but i think those were from mailing samples, not sure where i had them from. More expensive creams from CUREL had $2 peelies on.
Burts Bee- a lot of stuff were marked for GC deal. Cheapest Hydration Treatment product was $9.99 cream cleanser. Wipes worked for GC as well http://www.target.com/p/burt-s-be...term=burts bee Funny thing that both $3MQ for Hydration Therapy cleansers coupons attached to sensitive wipes, and only one $3TQ went fine, another beeped, even if i had 2 cleansers. thank you all![]() |
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Beggin Strips are 2.50 for 6 oz. Jerky is 3.99 and 4.49 I think--bought lots before with the TQ and the $1 peelie on the bags. |
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