They sent both a $4 and $3 off any purchase coupon on Saturday. So I went and got a $2 gallon of Blue Bell.

Then another $3 off any purchase yesterday, so I bought some Heath bars, which I didn't need either.

I just got another $4 off coupon, so that's $13 off in the last three days.

Is something broken there? Is it just me?

Desperate for front-store general merchandise sales. Ridiculous business model. Senior management never catches on.

Maybe it's good Karma coming back.
Today I bought a 24 ounce bottle of premium ginger beer that was 1/2 off in clearance. Been years since I had one. I get to the car to unload and the bag slips and it breaks into 25 pieces flooding my plastic sack.
I carefully put the pieces and take it to the trash near the front if the store. So I think I might be rewarded for doing the right thing. I decided to replace it. When I paid by credit card I noticed change at my self-checkout. 43 cents. Karma.

Years ago I was behind an Indian/Pakistani woman who had a basket full of stuff in CVS. It took her 10 minutes to get checked out because of all the coupons and free stuff she got while checking out. I think she walked out paying nothing.
I questioned the checkout lady about it and she said some people have figured out how to game their system. I was actually quite impressed.

Pharming

In reply to maroon barchetta

maroon barchetta said:

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If I give you money will you stop posting?

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How much money are we talking?

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ABATTBQ11 said:

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maroon barchetta said:

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If I give you money will you stop posting?

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How much money are we talking?

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A $2.00 Escalade coupon.

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oklaunion said:

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Years ago I was behind an Indian/Pakistani woman who had a basket full of stuff in CVS. It took her 10 minutes to get checked out because of all the coupons and free stuff she got while checking out. I think she walked out paying nothing.
I questioned the checkout lady about it and she said some people have figured out how to game their system. I was actually quite impressed.

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I'm not sure that's very common anymore. There was a phase around 10 years ago when "extreme couponing" was a thing, particularly at some grocery stores. My wife got into it briefly. Can't remember the details but if you played the coupon game right you could stock up on lots of household items for a ridiculously low amount of money.
Obviously, the stores caught on and changed their systems.

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NoahAg said:

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oklaunion said:

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Years ago I was behind an Indian/Pakistani woman who had a basket full of stuff in CVS. It took her 10 minutes to get checked out because of all the coupons and free stuff she got while checking out. I think she walked out paying nothing.
I questioned the checkout lady about it and she said some people have figured out how to game their system. I was actually quite impressed.

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I'm not sure that's very common anymore. There was a phase around 10 years ago when "extreme couponing" was a thing, particularly at some grocery stores. My wife got into it briefly. Can't remember the details but if you played the coupon game right you could stock up on lots of household items for a ridiculously low amount of money.
Obviously, the stores caught on and changed their systems.

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Stupid show ruined that ability

I bought a bottle of tequila today at CVS and they gave me a free bottle of margarita mix. Wish I had your coupons on top of that.

I'm a Walgreens people. So I always get free money at CVS to get me to come back.