Just a heads up ... my cashier said that they were only giving them out if something flashes up on the register when certain customers check out but doesn't hurt to ask.
fuzzyjelly
New Member
posted: Nov. 5, 2009 @ 11:24a
I found them by the pharmacy, no need to ask anyone.
I got one from a cashier by asking, then noticed they had a pile near another register and took a second one. Presumably you can use this coupon along with a $ off coupon (like $4/20) to double dip.
billrubin said: I got one from a cashier by asking, then noticed they had a pile near another register and took a second one. Presumably you can use this coupon along with a $ off coupon (like $4/20) to double dip.
Curious, has anyone successfully "double-dipped" with this? I just tried to and cashier wouldn't let me--don't know if CVS system would have or not. I had a $5 off $20 coupon so bought $25+ worth of stuff, used $5 off the coupon to bring total down to $20+, then handed cashier the voucher for $4 CB on $20 and she refused to even try scanning it. She said I'd have to spend $40 to be able to use both ($20 for each offer). I asked if she'd try scanning it to see if it would in fact work and she said no.
rubaby said: billrubin said: Presumably you can use this coupon along with a $ off coupon (like $4/20) to double dip.
Curious, has anyone successfully "double-dipped" with this? I just tried to and cashier wouldn't let me--don't know if CVS system would have or not. I had a $5 off $20 coupon so bought $25+ worth of stuff, used $5 off the coupon to bring total down to $20+, then handed cashier the voucher for $4 CB on $20 and she refused to even try scanning it. She said I'd have to spend $40 to be able to use both ($20 for each offer). I asked if she'd try scanning it to see if it would in fact work and she said no.I used $5/$20 with $4/$20 ECB coupon without issue. In fact, I think I only had $20.xx (before any coupons) in my order.
rubaby said: billrubin said: I got one from a cashier by asking, then noticed they had a pile near another register and took a second one. Presumably you can use this coupon along with a $ off coupon (like $4/20) to double dip.
Curious, has anyone successfully "double-dipped" with this? I just tried to and cashier wouldn't let me--don't know if CVS system would have or not. I had a $5 off $20 coupon so bought $25+ worth of stuff, used $5 off the coupon to bring total down to $20+, then handed cashier the voucher for $4 CB on $20 and she refused to even try scanning it. She said I'd have to spend $40 to be able to use both ($20 for each offer). I asked if she'd try scanning it to see if it would in fact work and she said no.
cashier had no business turning you down. that card is a seperate offer from the coupon and can be used on the same order. it would have indeed worked.
NoMoneyInMyWallet said: rubaby said: billrubin said: Presumably you can use this coupon along with a $ off coupon (like $4/20) to double dip.
Curious, has anyone successfully "double-dipped" with this? I just tried to and cashier wouldn't let me--don't know if CVS system would have or not. I had a $5 off $20 coupon so bought $25+ worth of stuff, used $5 off the coupon to bring total down to $20+, then handed cashier the voucher for $4 CB on $20 and she refused to even try scanning it. She said I'd have to spend $40 to be able to use both ($20 for each offer). I asked if she'd try scanning it to see if it would in fact work and she said no.I used $5/$20 with $4/$20 ECB coupon without issue. In fact, I think I only had $20.xx (before any coupons) in my order.
Yep, I did the same thing. The cashier commented that it might not work, but the ECBs printed.
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