Sorry if this is a dumb question but I really am unsure of what the answer is!!
Here's my example...if I have a coupon that says $1 off 2 items and I buy 2 items can I use 2 of the same coupons for those 2 items OR do I have to buy 4 of the items to use the 2 coupons???
I always assumed I had to buy 4 items to use the 2 coupons. Is this true???

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WAHM to Richie, Becca & Ryan!

Well, everywhere that I have ever shopped requires me to get four items if I want to use 2 coupons for $1 off 2 items. But, there may be a place out there that would let you use both?? I think that in this case the two items count as one transaction, and most coupons have a "limit one coupon per transaction" on them.

I agree, you'd have to use 2 coupons for 4 items. These coupons aren't as good .

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Thanks for your input! That's what I thought but i thought I'd read somewhere that you could use 2 coupons and only buy 2 items. TY!

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WAHM to Richie, Becca & Ryan!

You can buy 2 items and use all coupons IF they are not all manufactures coupons. For instance, say that you hv a store coupon of $1 off 2 products, then you SHOULD be able to use at leaast one manufacturers coupons with those same two items. However, if you have 2 manufacturers coupons, then i don't think any store would accept that. But you know what i have found, that it varies from store to store, AND the cashiers.

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