vijujoshi said: MISTERCHEAP said: vijujoshi said: Any JCP coupons !! 15off on $25 ?
yes, $25 off $25 code.
enter SUCKER at checkout.
Looks like you have lot of free time
today I do...if you had been following Penney's threads the last 5 months, you'd know they long did away with the type of coupons you asked for. Which is why you got the red and comical reply.
geeoye
Nerdy Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2012 @ 11:05a
MISTERCHEAP said: geeoye said: It's showing me $8.00 shipping to store.
enter code JCPSHIP and it will be free to store.
That worked, thank you much.
Dawgswin
Serene Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2012 @ 11:12a
This stinks, I keep trying to enter CHAPTER11 at checkout for $15 off $25 and it won't work. What gives?
vijujoshi
Happy Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2012 @ 11:41a
MISTERCHEAP said: vijujoshi said: MISTERCHEAP said: vijujoshi said: Any JCP coupons !! 15off on $25 ?
yes, $25 off $25 code.
enter SUCKER at checkout.
Looks like you have lot of free time
today I do...if you had been following Penney's threads the last 5 months, you'd know they long did away with the type of coupons you asked for. Which is why you got the red and comical reply.
Thats fine if I got red, I was asking it seriously.
Appreciate your reply though
10credi
Thrifty Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2012 @ 11:47a
Thank you Mr. C.
Does anyone know the return policy? Do they charge shipping or deduct anything if fitting is not correct or just do not like what I ordered?
EDIT: From JCP website returns
happy returns: any item, anytime, anywhere. it’s that simple.
with a receipt: even exchange or receive a full refund on the original method of payment.
easy way to return your order to a jcp store: bring your order to one of our 1500 jcp stores or jcp.com pick-up and return centers. This is the quickest and easiest way to return merchandise and receive a refund or credit.
HyperX
Senior Member - 1K
posted: Jun. 1, 2012 @ 11:58a
bought a few of Arizona last time, and wearing it right now... good quality. I would buy again.
forzaINTER
Wacky Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2012 @ 12:32p
MISTERCHEAP said: vijujoshi said: Any JCP coupons !! 15off on $25 ?
yes, $25 off $25 code.
enter SUCKER at checkout.
Sweet, worked for me thanks! At checkout a lolipop was automatically added to my order as well.
Kunai
Tired Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2012 @ 12:51p
forzaINTER said: MISTERCHEAP said: vijujoshi said: Any JCP coupons !! 15off on $25 ?
yes, $25 off $25 code.
enter SUCKER at checkout.
Sweet, worked for me thanks! At checkout a lolipop was automatically added to my order as well.
Didn't work for me, must be a one time use code.
MidwestUSDealGuy
Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2012 @ 1:09p
Back in 2007 Arizona Jeans went as cheap as $9.99 on their Friday/Saturday doorbusters, and you could combine that with a $10 off $50 purchase coupon.
My, times have changed for the "no more games" JCPenney.
MidwestUSDealGuy said: Back in 2007 Arizona Jeans went as cheap as $9.99 on their Friday/Saturday doorbusters, and you could combine that with a $10 off $50 purchase coupon.
My, times have changed for the "no more games" JCPenney.
that is 5 years ago now. Rare to find decent jeans for under $10 these days.
MidwestUSDealGuy
Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2012 @ 1:17p
MISTERCHEAP said: MidwestUSDealGuy said: Back in 2007 Arizona Jeans went as cheap as $9.99 on their Friday/Saturday doorbusters, and you could combine that with a $10 off $50 purchase coupon.
My, times have changed for the "no more games" JCPenney.
that is 5 years ago now. Rare to find decent jeans for under $10 these days.
True, but if JCPenney adopted their coupon policy again, the $12-$14 price would drop close to that price point if they again offered a $10 off $50 coupon.
I haven't purchased Arizona jeans since 2007 [purchased other brands since], but they were great quality back then. Hopefully they're still as good quality now.
MidwestUSDealGuy said: MISTERCHEAP said: MidwestUSDealGuy said: Back in 2007 Arizona Jeans went as cheap as $9.99 on their Friday/Saturday doorbusters, and you could combine that with a $10 off $50 purchase coupon.
My, times have changed for the "no more games" JCPenney.
that is 5 years ago now. Rare to find decent jeans for under $10 these days.
True, but if JCPenney adopted their coupon policy again, the $12-$14 price would drop close to that price point if they again offered a $10 off $50 coupon.
I haven't purchased Arizona jeans since 2007 [purchased other brands since], but they were great quality back then. Hopefully they're still as good quality now.
they wouldn't be $12 a pair. They were usually $19.99 a pair with the $10 off $25 coupon.
cloudend
Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2012 @ 2:56p
Nice deal.
ricksteer
Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2012 @ 3:09p
Thanks OP,in for st John Bay pants for $13 a pair.
weaselslave12
Tired Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2012 @ 3:34p
MISTERCHEAP said: MidwestUSDealGuy said: MISTERCHEAP said: MidwestUSDealGuy said: Back in 2007 Arizona Jeans went as cheap as $9.99 on their Friday/Saturday doorbusters, and you could combine that with a $10 off $50 purchase coupon.
My, times have changed for the "no more games" JCPenney.
that is 5 years ago now. Rare to find decent jeans for under $10 these days.
True, but if JCPenney adopted their coupon policy again, the $12-$14 price would drop close to that price point if they again offered a $10 off $50 coupon.
I haven't purchased Arizona jeans since 2007 [purchased other brands since], but they were great quality back then. Hopefully they're still as good quality now.
they wouldn't be $12 a pair. They were usually $19.99 a pair with the $10 off $25 coupon.
You can get 28-30% off buying GC's online and get them for under $10 a pair!
weaselslave12 said: MISTERCHEAP said: MidwestUSDealGuy said: MISTERCHEAP said: MidwestUSDealGuy said: Back in 2007 Arizona Jeans went as cheap as $9.99 on their Friday/Saturday doorbusters, and you could combine that with a $10 off $50 purchase coupon.
My, times have changed for the "no more games" JCPenney.
that is 5 years ago now. Rare to find decent jeans for under $10 these days.
True, but if JCPenney adopted their coupon policy again, the $12-$14 price would drop close to that price point if they again offered a $10 off $50 coupon.
I haven't purchased Arizona jeans since 2007 [purchased other brands since], but they were great quality back then. Hopefully they're still as good quality now.
they wouldn't be $12 a pair. They were usually $19.99 a pair with the $10 off $25 coupon.
You can get 28-30% off buying GC's online and get them for under $10 a pair!
try $8.40 a pair if you got in on the 30% off GC deals that were up about 2-3 weeks ago.
cyfan
Senior Member - 2K
posted: Jun. 1, 2012 @ 3:48p
"GULLIBLE" also worked at checkout for $29 off $30.
bhoup
Senior Member - 1K
posted: Jun. 1, 2012 @ 6:33p
The local JCP in Altoona, PA has most styles at $12-14 but also has some as low as $6. The reason JCP is doing this is to clear out inventory because the Arizona sections of their stores are some of the first areas to be renovated.
MidwestUSDealGuy
Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2012 @ 8:05p
MISTERCHEAP said: MidwestUSDealGuy said: MISTERCHEAP said: MidwestUSDealGuy said: Back in 2007 Arizona Jeans went as cheap as $9.99 on their Friday/Saturday doorbusters, and you could combine that with a $10 off $50 purchase coupon.
My, times have changed for the "no more games" JCPenney.
that is 5 years ago now. Rare to find decent jeans for under $10 these days.
True, but if JCPenney adopted their coupon policy again, the $12-$14 price would drop close to that price point if they again offered a $10 off $50 coupon.
I haven't purchased Arizona jeans since 2007 [purchased other brands since], but they were great quality back then. Hopefully they're still as good quality now.
they wouldn't be $12 a pair. They were usually $19.99 a pair with the $10 off $25 coupon.
Again, my comment was in reference to their 2007 doorbuster prices and coupons.
So if you bought 6 pair of jeans back in 2007 at the doorbuster price of $9.99 [since pairs of jeans wouldn't let the $10 off $50 coupon qualify]:
Doorbuster price: $9.99 X6= $59.94 total for 6 Arizona Jeans $59.94- $10 off $50 coupon= $49.94 total for 6 Arizona Jeans Final Cost per pair: $8.32 per pair of Arizona Jeans
So how exactly is $8.32 more expensive than $12?
Now, using your argument: Arizona Jeans were on-sale for $19.99 during the recent $10 off $25 JCPenney coupon era.
Most FatWallet-ers could find an item close to $6 to maximize the coupon such as a pack of socks.
So $19.99 Arizona Jeans+ $5.99 Package of Socks= $25.98
$25.98- $10 off $25 Coupon= $15.98 For both the Arizona Jeans and socks[2011].
Sure $15.98 is more than $12 or $14 for a pair of Jeans, but for the $15.98 you get both socks and Jeans. Today, the socks that formerly cost $5.99 on sale, now cost $7 or more with JCPenney's new prices. So, $7+ $12= $19. Or, $7+ $14= $21.
But hey, if you like the new system, and new higher prices at JCPenney, more power to ya.
MidwestUSDealGuy said: MISTERCHEAP said: MidwestUSDealGuy said: MISTERCHEAP said: MidwestUSDealGuy said: Back in 2007 Arizona Jeans went as cheap as $9.99 on their Friday/Saturday doorbusters, and you could combine that with a $10 off $50 purchase coupon.
My, times have changed for the "no more games" JCPenney.
that is 5 years ago now. Rare to find decent jeans for under $10 these days.
True, but if JCPenney adopted their coupon policy again, the $12-$14 price would drop close to that price point if they again offered a $10 off $50 coupon.
I haven't purchased Arizona jeans since 2007 [purchased other brands since], but they were great quality back then. Hopefully they're still as good quality now.
they wouldn't be $12 a pair. They were usually $19.99 a pair with the $10 off $25 coupon.
Again, my comment was in reference to their 2007 doorbuster prices and coupons.
So if you bought 6 pair of jeans back in 2007 at the doorbuster price of $9.99 [since pairs of jeans wouldn't let the $10 off $50 coupon qualify]:
Doorbuster price: $9.99 X6= $59.94 total for 6 Arizona Jeans $59.94- $10 off $50 coupon= $49.94 total for 6 Arizona Jeans Final Cost per pair: $8.32 per pair of Arizona Jeans
So how exactly is $8.32 more expensive than $12?
Now, using your arugement: Arizona Jeans were on-sale for $19.99 during the recent $10 off $25 JCPenney coupon era.
Most FatWallet-ers could find an item close to $6 to maximize the coupon such as a pack of socks.
So $19.99 Arizona Jeans+ $5.99 Package of Socks= $25.98
$25.98- $10 off $25 Coupon= $15.98 For both the Arizona Jeans and socks[2011].
Sure $15.98 is more than $12 or $14 for a pair of Jeans, but for the $15.98 you get both socks and Jeans. Today, the socks that formerly cost $5.99 on sale, now cost $7 or more with JCPenney's new prices. So, $7+ $12= $19. Or, $7+ $14= $21.
But hey, if you like the new system, and new higher prices at JCPenney, more power to ya.
I see your point. I think we all miss their coupons, since as you say, it allowed you mix in some cheap fillers and get multiple items you may need at a good price. But, as with any deals, we can't go back in time. This is about the best deal thus far in 2012 I've been able to post for JCP...and other than 30% off their Gift Cards at GC resellers, I haven't had any reason to post a deal at JCP, cause there weren't very many if any at all.
MidwestUSDealGuy
Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2012 @ 8:14p
MISTERCHEAP said: weaselslave12 said: MISTERCHEAP said: MidwestUSDealGuy said: MISTERCHEAP said: MidwestUSDealGuy said: Back in 2007 Arizona Jeans went as cheap as $9.99 on their Friday/Saturday doorbusters, and you could combine that with a $10 off $50 purchase coupon.
My, times have changed for the "no more games" JCPenney.
that is 5 years ago now. Rare to find decent jeans for under $10 these days.
True, but if JCPenney adopted their coupon policy again, the $12-$14 price would drop close to that price point if they again offered a $10 off $50 coupon.
I haven't purchased Arizona jeans since 2007 [purchased other brands since], but they were great quality back then. Hopefully they're still as good quality now.
they wouldn't be $12 a pair. They were usually $19.99 a pair with the $10 off $25 coupon.
You can get 28-30% off buying GC's online and get them for under $10 a pair!
try $8.40 a pair if you got in on the 30% off GC deals that were up about 2-3 weeks ago.
You could buy JCPenney Gift Cards for 12% off back in 2007 on Plastic Jungle. And not everyone bought JCPenney Gift Cards at the 30% off GC Deals.
If you bought 6 Pair of Arizona Jeans during the doorbuster price of $9.99 in 2007, used the $10 off $50 coupon, and used the 12% discounted JCPenney Gift Card from Plastic Jungle in 2007, you'd have paid $8.32 a pair without the 12% discounted JCPenney giftcard, and with a $50 Gift Card purchased from Plastic Jungle at the then 2007 discounted rate of 12% off, paid an effective $7.33 a pair for Arizona Jeans.
MidwestUSDealGuy
Member
posted: Jun. 1, 2012 @ 8:26p
MISTERCHEAP said: MidwestUSDealGuy said: MISTERCHEAP said: MidwestUSDealGuy said: MISTERCHEAP said: MidwestUSDealGuy said: Back in 2007 Arizona Jeans went as cheap as $9.99 on their Friday/Saturday doorbusters, and you could combine that with a $10 off $50 purchase coupon.
My, times have changed for the "no more games" JCPenney.
that is 5 years ago now. Rare to find decent jeans for under $10 these days.
True, but if JCPenney adopted their coupon policy again, the $12-$14 price would drop close to that price point if they again offered a $10 off $50 coupon.
I haven't purchased Arizona jeans since 2007 [purchased other brands since], but they were great quality back then. Hopefully they're still as good quality now.
they wouldn't be $12 a pair. They were usually $19.99 a pair with the $10 off $25 coupon.
Again, my comment was in reference to their 2007 doorbuster prices and coupons.
So if you bought 6 pair of jeans back in 2007 at the doorbuster price of $9.99 [since pairs of jeans wouldn't let the $10 off $50 coupon qualify]:
Doorbuster price: $9.99 X6= $59.94 total for 6 Arizona Jeans $59.94- $10 off $50 coupon= $49.94 total for 6 Arizona Jeans Final Cost per pair: $8.32 per pair of Arizona Jeans
So how exactly is $8.32 more expensive than $12?
Now, using your arugement: Arizona Jeans were on-sale for $19.99 during the recent $10 off $25 JCPenney coupon era.
Most FatWallet-ers could find an item close to $6 to maximize the coupon such as a pack of socks.
So $19.99 Arizona Jeans+ $5.99 Package of Socks= $25.98
$25.98- $10 off $25 Coupon= $15.98 For both the Arizona Jeans and socks[2011].
Sure $15.98 is more than $12 or $14 for a pair of Jeans, but for the $15.98 you get both socks and Jeans. Today, the socks that formerly cost $5.99 on sale, now cost $7 or more with JCPenney's new prices. So, $7+ $12= $19. Or, $7+ $14= $21.
But hey, if you like the new system, and new higher prices at JCPenney, more power to ya.
I see your point. I think we all miss their coupons, since as you say, it allowed you mix in some cheap fillers and get multiple items you may need at a good price. But, as with any deals, we can't go back in time. This is about the best deal thus far in 2012 I've been able to post for JCP...and other than 30% off their Gift Cards at GC resellers, I haven't had any reason to post a deal at JCP, cause there weren't very many if any at all.
Don't get me wrong, we all appreciate the deals you find. If this is the best deal that you've found this year with JCPenney, then JCPenney really needs to rethink its pricing and [comical] "upscale" rebranding approach.
I realize you can't go back in time, and that Arizona Jeans are only carried at JCPenney, but JCPenney shot themselves in the foot by eliminating coupons. Today I was actually visited Ross, TJ Maxx, Marshalls, and decided to check out JCPenney. All of these stores are within an 1/8 mile radius.
Ross, TJ Maxx, and Marshalls are very busy in terms of foot traffic, and there were decent lines at the checkouts.
On the other hand, JCPenney was had as much foot traffic as a Montgomery Wards store, a year before they went out of business. [and no lines at checkouts, because of the lack of customers].
Arizona Jeans are a good quality, working person's jeans--- not some hip, upscale jeans that JCPenney thinks they should be. If JCPenney founder James Cash Penney [yes, that's his real name] were still alive today, he'd be firing the new executives that are running this once great department store closer and closer to Chapter 11.
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