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08-13-2007, 07:17 PM
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I understand why a lot of stores are leery about internet coupons - there are so many counterfeits out there...
I don't use coupons very often (if at all), nor do I shop at WalMart, but I read something not that long ago on another site about their coupon policy:
“Wal-Mart Stores can accept coupons that are available on the Internet for customers to print from their home computers. The following are guidelines for the stores for accepting Internet coupons:
- The coupon should be legible and say "Manufacturer Coupon". There should be a valid remit address for the manufacturer, to ensure the coupon can be processed for payment.
- The coupon should have a scan-able bar code.
- The coupon should have an expiration date.
- The coupon cannot be a photocopy.
- The limit is one coupon per item, per Customer.
- A Salaried Manager can refuse to accept a coupon if it does not meet any or all of these guidelines.”
Because the coupons printed from the legitimate websites. Shoppers should feel confident approaching their Wal-Mart store manager with their coupons and the email from their store’s corporate contact in hand. To make it easiest for the store manager to see that the coupons are from legitimate websites, do not cut the coupon out from the piece of paper it prints on. Keep the entire page intact so the manager can see the website address at the top or bottom of the page.
Good luck! HTH!
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