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"another time i tried to us a Jane makeup coupon at Meijer during a sale.. my cashier kept swiping and swiping but it wouldnt ring in.. she then scrutinized my coupon and tells me its expired.. it was a couple months expired, cant she just override it."
Ummm, I wouldn't exactly call those "funny" reasons to reject a coupon, more like perfectly reasonable? My best freebies!
2 pairs of AE jeans (worth $120) I Ralph Lauren comforter I 2 Sonicare Flexcare toothbrushes/sanitizers ($360) I $100 GC to my favorite spa from Walgreens Spa Rewards I 8 tickets to Harry Potter 5 I 6 nights in a 4-star central Paris hotel - $0 |
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you, not the cashier..okay, here's my story: I took a Dove shampoo (12 oz with bonus 33%) to the counter and handed over a coupon for 12 oz shampoo. Cashier refused the coupon because the shampoo was no longer 12 oz. It had a bonus 33% in it. I asked her to measure and pour off the 33% so that I could use my coupon. She refused.. ![]() I just made this up
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What is the funniest, strangest, most off the wall reason a cashier has given you for NOT taking your coupons?
" I can't take this coupon because then you'll get the item free! "If I only had a penny for every time I've heard that one. " I know what you're trying to do, you are trying to bring your bill down to zero!!! " No...really? |
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My story has to do with the $30 contour meter sale at CVS a week or two ago (some of you BSers might have heard this already): The ONLY item I was buying was the $30 Contour meter so when I gave the store clerk the coupon it beeped. He hands it back and says he cannot take it because the computer said there is an overage. Hmmmmmm $30 meter and $30 coupon......I don't see an overage :donknow: So he tried multiple times but all he could tell me was that the computer says there is an overage and can't take the coupon. So I had him throw in an item to put the price over $30 but it still beeps. At this point there are 4 or 5 people behind me and are growing very impatient and I am getting because the only words in his vocabulary are "The computer says there is an overage"He calls the assistant manager over but he is having the same problem. Just when I am ready to give up and walk out of the store the big cheese walks in "White dress shirt and all" and the assistant manager calls him over. Here is the breakdown of what happened: Big Cheese: [Looking at the meter and coupon he clicks a few buttons later and my total was now at the tax value]. Assistant Manager: [Confused look on his face and asks the big cheese] "so we are suppose to give these away for free" Big Cheese: "Yup, I will have to explain to you how this really works later." [Big cheese looks at me while laughing]: "So how many of these have you done today Finally someone who had the ability to think and not just repeat to me what the computer screen said. I
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.. darn.. atleast it expires a year from now and i get free 3 dvd movies..
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This happened two weeks ago: A cashier looked at my coupon suspiciously and said, "In all the years I have worked here, I have NEVER seen a coupon like this. Where did you get it?" I pointed to the Target kiosk and replied, "From your website."
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I've had 2 recently:
#1: When I was using my Rite Aid $10 Kimberly Clarke "Room Solutions" Coupon... the cashier told me I couldn't use it because I didn't buy any Kimberly Clarke items, all I bought was Huggies. #2: Wal-Mart Cashier told me I couldn't use a $1/1 "any box of Beech-Nut Cereal" on the box of Beech-Nut cereal I was buying because it looked more like a "carton" to her than a "box". (Beech-Nut has that new "easy-pour" box that's shaped sort of like a milk carton) So she called a manager, who sent someone to look & make sure that this was infact the new design for the "box" of cereal |
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I had to give a math lesson to a cashier at my grocery store. It was one of those deals where if you bought 4 boxes of cereal you got $6 off your order. Which we know, is $1.50 off each box.
The cereals were $3.00 each, and I also had a .75 cent coupon for each box (which doubles to $1.50.) Now, we all know that 3x4=$12 and that $12-($1.50x4)-$6=0. The cashier had a very hard time with the math of .75x2=$1.50 as well as $6.00/4=$1.50 and $1.50=$1.50=$3.00 or free. Not sure why I got all red faced & embarrassed but dayum. Took forever to make the light bulb come on!! |
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this face value thing happened to another bs'er as well. its probably happened even more then just the 2 of us.
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