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 Target cashier wouldn't accept my coupons
Posted Wed October 21, 2009 12:00 pm, by maria v. written to Target
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I went into my local target store today to purchase a bag of Iams cat food, along the way I saw there was a good promotion going on for the glade candle products. It just so happended that I had some coupons on me in my coupon book, to make this glade promotion even better. I purchased 5 glade tins and had
(5) 1.25 coupons to use on them, then I also picked up 5 glade oil refils, which I had a(5) coupons that would make them free when you purchased the glade tins. Well when I was cashing out, I was told I could not use the coupons together saying they were being doubled. This was not the case, I used the coupons within the terms on them marked. I am upset becasue a fellow target guest cashed out in another lane with the same items and all her coupons were accepted. With it being a very long day after work I just bought the items, with the intent on contacting target to help straighten out this matter. I spent a total of 28.81 today, while I should have paid 6.25 less with the omitted coupons. Since it was right before 10:00 I figured the cashier was not wanting to be bothered with this transaction. Here is some of the information from the reciept for you to look up for verification purposes. rec#2-9293-1057-0076-3920-7 vcd#750-251-444
I would like to recieve a gift card for the total of 6.25 for the amount of the coupons that I was not allowed to use on my purchase, even though I purchased the appropriate items. I intend on doing more shopping at my local target since my sister in law in pregnant, and I would hate for this bad guest service experience to sour my future shopping trips, since I love target so much.
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by Lacy Lou Posted Fri October 23, 2009 @ 10:03 PM
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We have people trying to scam with these Glade coupons multiple times
a day in my store, literally 2 handbaskets full a day at least. 1
coupon per purchase, not 1 per item, you cannot use a coupon on the
item you have to buy in order to get another one free. The old adage,
if it looks too good to be true, it is .
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by PepperElf Posted Fri October 23, 2009 @ 3:31 AM
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if the coupon has the message "may not be used in conjunction with
other coupons" that ... it may apply to situations like this
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by KGBags Posted Fri October 23, 2009 @ 3:09 AM
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You have to admit, you were kinda pushing the envelope here. I see
your point, that you had 10 items and 10 coupons, 5 of which were for
tins and 5 of which were for refills, but one coupon was contingent on
the use of another. Its kinda like going to Mc Donalds with a coupon
for a free drink with the purchase of a burger, and then a coupon for
a free burger and expecting to pay nothing. Hopefully guest relations
will give you a more definitive answer.
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by Ginger2.0 Posted Thu October 22, 2009 @ 12:31 PM
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How could you possibly see/know what coupons another person, in
another lane was using?
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by Jo23 Posted Wed October 21, 2009 @ 3:25 PM
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I had the same Glade coupons at my local Target. The candles were on
sale for $1.29 and with the coupon which was worth $1.25 it basically
made it so that I was paying like $0.04 for one candle. I ended up
buying 10 candles and using 10 coupons. The cashier took them with no
problem. I agree that you should be reimbursed, as having a coupon for
each individual item should not be considered "doubling" even if there
are multiples of the same item. Let us know if you get a response.
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