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(((12.49$ X 5) + (5.99 X 6))X0.25) + small filler - 20$ (20 off 100 offer on my account) = ~5$. Muahahaha.
Now, what to do with so many spring themed M&Ms and Neopolitan Lindor! #problemofplenty. I don't even eat them 😅.
Combined with sellers trying to move product after easter I would expect prices to get low next week.
Because I have 4 things to choose from...selection is super limited.
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Same!
Discount % varies by specific store. Mine has some items 75% and others 50% and other items in between % Stranger when I went to online pickup in store, I saw some Easter candy items on shelf at 75% off while online same product showed 50%. Lastly my 75% off online easter M&Ms stuff was full price in store.
For example, 10$ bag of M&M's being 75% off.
Case 1: Discount taken off in checkout while full price added to cart.
Add 10 bags, total is 100$. Discount makes it 25$ in cart. Further 20$ off makes it 5$ for 100$ worth candy.
Case 2: Discount taken off from listed price
and shown directly as reduced price.
Now you have to add 40 bags to reach 100$ threshold to get 20$ off. So now, you get 400$ worth of candy for 80$.
Not only is this 80% discount vs 95% Discount, it also forces you lot higher cash out (atleast 80$ more!) and you have insane amount of candy.
For example, 10$ bag of M&M's being 75% off.
Case 1: Discount taken off in checkout while full price added to cart.
Add 10 bags, total is 100$. Discount makes it 25$ in cart. Further 20$ off makes it 5$ for 100$ worth candy.
Case 2: Discount taken off from listed price
and shown directly as reduced price.
Now you have to add 40 bags to reach 100$ threshold to get 20$ off. So now, you get 400$ worth of candy for 80$.
Not only is this 80% discount vs 95% Discount, it also forces you lot higher cash out (atleast 80$ more!) and you have insane amount of candy.
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