Spend $20 in Northern or Brawny, get $5 OYNO Spend $30 get $10 oyno BEFORE SALES TAX
MAKES THIS DEAL FREE after all offers if you spend right at $20.
CONFIRMED WORKING TODAY BY MR CHEAP! $5 oyno coupon printed out even if you use $10/20 coupon buy $20 worth of Northern SftnStrong or Ultra Plush and or/Brawny Paper Towels
JaxFL said: MIR = after all discounts and credits have been applied
I doubt they will penalize you for a store coupon. That's usually referring to sale prices where both the shelf price and the sale price discount gets shown on the receipt. you are still buying $20 worth of product and complying with the rebate.
if you do $30 on your first order, you can get the $10 OYNO coupon.
Then buy another $20 worth and pay hardly anything after the two $10 coupons and get another $5 OYNO coupon! these should roll, catalinas typically do. not like Walgreens Register Rewards
edit: catalina will roll, however, you can't stack the catalina and the $10/20 on the same order. one or the other. Sorry!
I'm curious why you don't think the coupon rules won't be followed on this deal. It says $20 after all discounts so I think you wont get this rebate . but $10 off TP is always a good deal......
Georgia-Pacific Mail-In Rebate Offer Terms and Conditions Purchase $20 or more (excluding sales tax and after all discounts and credits have been applied; gift cards may be used).
Potentially they could disqualify the rebate submission because of the $10 deduction.
The $10 off $20 worked no problem..Got $20 some dollars worth of Northern stuff..
Then they had electric broiler, toaster type oven Black & Decker for $24.99 on sale so my lady friend wanted that..$10 0ff again, didn,t even try to stack the $5 off coupon I had from first purchase.
Cluster said: I'm curious why you don't think the coupon rules won't be followed on this deal. It says $20 after all discounts so I think you wont get this rebate . but $10 off TP is always a good deal......
I'll explain...
the requirements of the rebate are to:
send original store id'ed store receipt showing
Name/Address of store and date of purchase
and to circle the $20 in products (both the product and the price paid)
you are circling $20 of PURCHASED items after any sale promotion discount (say if the towels are on sale for $6.99 and the regular price is $8.99 both amts are sometimes shown on the reciept. You'd have to count the $6.99 towards $20, not $8.99. That is what Georgia Pacific is referring to in the term "discounts") your circled totals NEED TO ADD UP TO $20 before sales tax! not the bottom paid amount.
In fact, there is no obligation to share any other info except what is asked on the rebate form. I took a black sharpie and blacked out my $10 coupon, my payment method, etc. Other than that you are in total compliance with the rebate.
MrConsumer said: Note the restriction on the rebate form:
Georgia-Pacific Mail-In Rebate Offer Terms and Conditions Purchase $20 or more (excluding sales tax and after all discounts and credits have been applied; gift cards may be used).
Potentially they could disqualify the rebate submission because of the $10 deduction.
MrConsumer
no they couldn't if you follow my last post which has you entirely in compliance with the info required to submit the receipt for the rebate.
C320 said: Is there an ad for this paper deal? All my local ad shows is $5 of $25 P&G products. Could not find any GP products listed.
no, it's a 4 week long catalina promo. ends sometime in Early April. Info clearly in stores on tags on aisles but not in the ad. In may have been in the ad 2-3 weeks ago when it first started.
guardian44 said: I think I understand but just to be sure:
Clearly the rebate is dead for residents of MA and NY.
I am not a resident of MA or of NY . .
However
I want to make my purchase at a K-Mart which is located in NY
Rebate would be sent to my home in another state, an eligible state.
If there's a problem with this, I'm not seeing it.
you should be fine. If you lived in NY and bought the items in NJ, you'd still get shot down for the rebate.
Wonder why this is illegal in NY? they usually are good for rebates like this. Maine is always strange. why do state do that anyway? what's the purpose?
Maine is not strange. It is actually better. It allows one rebate for every person at the same address. So a family of 10 can get 10 rebates instead of 1.
winton said: Maine is not strange. It is actually better. It allows one rebate for every person at the same address. So a family of 10 can get 10 rebates instead of 1.
no offense to Maine, beautiful state. but they always seem to be the state rebates are "not valid in". So much for the liberal rule, guess companies don't want to play by their rules and omit them from the offers.
MISTERCHEAP said: I'll explain...the requirements of the rebate are to:
send original store id'ed store receipt showing Name/Address of store and date of purchase and to circle the $20 in products (both the product and the price paid)
you are circling $20 of PURCHASED items after any sale promotion discount (say if the towels are on sale for $6.99 and the regular price is $8.99 both amts are sometimes shown on the reciept. You'd have to count the $6.99 towards $20, not $8.99. That is what Georgia Pacific is referring to in the term "discounts") your circled totals NEED TO ADD UP TO $20 before sales tax! not the bottom paid amount.
In fact, there is no obligation to share any other info except what is asked on the rebate form. I took a black sharpie and blacked out my $10 coupon, my payment method, etc. Other than that you are in total compliance with the rebate.
Not only that but from my experience, these type of manuf rebates (staple goods)are easy to qualify and very quick turnaround. Such as Kelloggs, SC Johnson, P&G (Olay).
gohdes said: if coupon started on 2/26/10, why did it just surface now?I wondered the same thing when I saw this earlier over at SD. Usually doesn't take over two weeks for something like that to get around. Thanks for sharing here, OP.
MISTERCHEAP said: winton said: Maine is not strange. It is actually better. It allows one rebate for every person at the same address. So a family of 10 can get 10 rebates instead of 1.
no offense to Maine, beautiful state. but they always seem to be the state rebates are "not valid in". So much for the liberal rule, guess companies don't want to play by their rules and omit them from the offers.My bad. I mistakenly mentioned Maine instead of Rhode Island. In R.I., it is possible to submit several rebates for the same address.
My experience in Kmart (VA) tonight to get the $10 OYNO: Had to purchase over $30 in products, then use the $10/$20 Kmart coupon--which still had to leave me with $20 on designated products (after any other coupons--I had Qs on TP, Vanity Fair napkins, VF plates). I tried the first time with over $20 of TP, then the $10/20 and it would not print out the OYNO. Spoke with manager who said I must actually spend the $20 after coupons to get the OYNO. May not be that way everywhere. For me, it was still a convenient way to load up quickly at a reduced price.
The CAT prints for $5 after $20+, and $10 after $30+, regardless of coupons used. I paid ~$17 (on $30+) after $10/$20, and some manu coupons, and got $10 CAT.
Edited to add: The $10 CAT did NOT roll into the next $20 purchase when I tried to use it in conjunction with $10/$20.
swc888
Senior Member
posted: Mar. 19, 2010 @ 12:12a
winton said: The CAT prints for $5 after $20+, and $10 after $30+, regardless of coupons used. I paid ~$17 (on $30+) after $10/$20, and some manu coupons, and got $10 CAT.
Edited to add: The $10 CAT did NOT roll into the next $20 purchase when I tried to use it in conjunction with $10/$20. Is the $5 or $10 coupon printed from CAT good for anything and amount? When do they expire? Thanks
Cluster said: I'm curious why you don't think the coupon rules won't be followed on this deal. It says $20 after all discounts so I think you wont get this rebate . but $10 off TP is always a good deal......
Technically, coupons are not discounts. They are a form of payment. The line does get a little blury with some retailer specific coupons, but, manufacturer coupons should always be considered a payment rather than a discount.
winton said: The CAT prints for $5 after $20+, and $10 after $30+, regardless of coupons used. I paid ~$17 (on $30+) after $10/$20, and some manu coupons, and got $10 CAT.
Edited to add: The $10 CAT did NOT roll into the next $20 purchase when I tried to use it in conjunction with $10/$20.
it does roll, just that the Kmart system does not allow 2 of the same type coupons to be used on one order. Had you not given the $10/20, the $10/10 would have scanned just fine.
Gertrude23 said: My experience in Kmart (VA) tonight to get the $10 OYNO: Had to purchase over $30 in products, then use the $10/$20 Kmart coupon--which still had to leave me with $20 on designated products (after any other coupons--I had Qs on TP, Vanity Fair napkins, VF plates). I tried the first time with over $20 of TP, then the $10/20 and it would not print out the OYNO. Spoke with manager who said I must actually spend the $20 after coupons to get the OYNO. May not be that way everywhere. For me, it was still a convenient way to load up quickly at a reduced price.
Gertrude,
don't think thats true. sounds like their cats were just not printing. Managers always find some lame excuse to explain why you didn't get the coupon. If you spent $30 b4 coupons and tax, you should have gotten it. could be the cat was out of paper or down....but not due to your purchase.
bpanepucci said: Where did this 10 off 20 coupon come from? If it originally was a catalina coupon, how are they going to accept on i printed off the computer?
it came from WalMart, you're right, don't print it off, won't work
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