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SS = Smart Source insert
RP = Red Plum insert
P&G = Proctor and Gamble insert
*The dates with above abbreviations is the date it was in the Sunday paper.
ECB = Extra Care Bucks at CVS
RR = Register Rewards at Walgreens
WYB = When you buy
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Why do they list store coupons on their coupon policy though? I called my local Walmart and the only she said was that they will price match Walgreens in-ad coupons. I asked specifically about Target's printables and she said no. I am thinking about trying to price match with Targets toy booklet though just to see what happens.I have not called central office about it though.
They have store coupons listed in case they have Walmart store coupons. I have never seen that though. They do not accept other store's coupons, unfortunately.
My Walmart will not technically accept another stores coupons but they will reduce the price off the same/matching item to the coupon price. And they will only price-match for stores within a certain radius because those are their closest competitors.
You have done a tremendous job with your video teaching. I just watched your whole Smart Shopper video thread and was very impressed. I have been couponing seriously for a few months now, and I was able to learn about the bar codes on the coupons. I wasn’t aware of that.
I don’t shop at CVS because there aren’t any nearby. I hope you post your Walgreens shopping information soon though. I will be sure to direct any newbies to your video thread to help them get started.
Hey. One q for ya. I was real impressed by the way. Thanks for all the great info. I was a bit confused on the 5 vs 9 on the barcode. I went back and relistened, but I didn’t seem to catch the point of a 5 vs a 9 on them. Can you tell me that please? I would greatly appreciate it.
A 5 means it will double (if the store doubles coupons) automatically at the register. A 9 means it will not double.
My WalMart accepts all competitor coupons.
She also mentioned that when there is a 9 at the beginning of the bar code that it will make the register beep no matter what.