these coupons have been digitally altered. the real ones have the person's rite aid video values id name on it. they also have unique id numbers printed on each one. whoever uploaded these simply photoshopped the same coupon into a grid of four.
i personally would not use them, as i make it a point to never use altered coupons for fear that it will make it less likely that the retailer will offer such promotions in the future.
No issues with this coupon. I used this coupon and bought at least 8 baby formula from 2 RA locations. Just have to do separate purchase which RA associate does not mind.
these coupons have been digitally altered. the real ones have the person's rite aid video values id name on it. they also have unique id numbers printed on each one. whoever uploaded these simply photoshopped the same coupon into a grid of four. i personally would not use them, as i make it a point to never use altered coupons for fear that it will make it less likely that the retailer will offer such promotions in the future.
I believe you're mistaken as I got the same coupons from the Rite Aid Video Values site and the numbers were the same. I used two yesterday and there was no problem with them not having your name on them. The first ones I printed off the Rite Aid Video Values site didn't have your name on them just the last ones I printed. Cashier just scanned them in and gave me $5.00 off $20. Combined with the Rite Aid Fall Gift of Savings, it's like getting 45% off!
By the way, do what you wish but the reality is that this is a cute promotion for Rite Aid. Customers go in the store and buy items but never send in the receipts. Less than 5% of the people who go in there with intention to save money on the Fall Gift of Saving will ever sent in the receipts and the same holds true with the $5 0ff $20 coupons. Rite Aids around my area are the best places to buy beer. It's their loss leader. Sunday afternoon before the Bills game, closest Rite Aid had three registers open with almost everyone buying cases of beer. Cheapest beer prices in the area. Within 2 1/2 miles of my home, I have 6 Rite Aids, 3 Walgreens, and one CVS and 5 Supermarkets with pharmacies. Talk about saturation for drugs. Anything to get you in the store.
Another thing is that on Sunday I bought a couple bags of Hershey candy at 2 for $5 to reach the second $20 and the cashier took two coupons from the side of the register and scanned them in. They were each worth $2 so I ended up paying $1.00 for the two bags of candy. Seems that they were in the cases the candy came in but not enough to pass out to everyone so they were just scanning them at the register as customers brought bags of Hershey candy until they were used up. Sort of a added surprise coupon.
MISTERCHEAP said: figgi said: does rite aid has anything interesting to buy?not a thing.with the impending flu season, this week it's B1G1 on Kleenex 200 ct. @ $2.49 at my store. (it's $12.90 for 10 boxes at my Sam's Club) it's 16 boxes and a small filler or 14 boxes and the FAR toothbrush. do your math.
raster1944 said: Rite Aids around my area are the best places to buy beer. It's their loss leader. Sunday afternoon before the Bills game, closest Rite Aid had three registers open with almost everyone buying cases of beer. Cheapest beer prices in the area. Within 2 1/2 miles of my home, I have 6 Rite Aids, 3 Walgreens, and one CVS and 5 Supermarkets with pharmacies. Talk about saturation for drugs. Anything to get you in the store.
It says right on the coupon "cannot be used on alcohol products" But great for someone who needs to stock up on costly over-the-counter meds/vitamins. Thanks OP!
Just tried using 2 of these for the first time (2 separate orders), worked & scanned perfectly! highly recommended for Halloween candy too! Thanks again OP!
Since Rite Aid has been hanging out these $5 off $20, I've been using them along with their Single Check Rebates program to get "paid" to shop at Rite Aid. By buying Rite Aide Free after Single Check Rebate products and finding money off coupons for those products, I've been paid over $700 since January. I primarily use them to get free Pepsi, Coke, and 7-UP products to the tune of over 120 cases this year alone.
Using the above coupons above, $5 off $20 which were accepted without any problem at 8 different Rite Aid stores in the area, and the Single Check Rebates I racked up over $110 in profit and 28 cases of various Pepsi, Coke, & 7-Up in October 2009. PLUS over $300 in products like shampoo, cosmetics, toothpaste, brushes, cold remedies, and others too many to count. The excess products that the family doesn't want I donate to the local Woman's shelter.
If anyone wants to do this, just type "coupons free at Rite Aid" and you're on your way!
I almost forgot the Rite Aids "Fall Gift of Savings" program. During the time of the event I also earned 4 $20 Rite Aid Gift Certificates using a lot of these purchases to qualify for the gift certificates. These can be added to the $110 for a profit of $190 this month.
supraturbo320 said: raster1944 said: Rite Aids around my area are the best places to buy beer. It's their loss leader. Sunday afternoon before the Bills game, closest Rite Aid had three registers open with almost everyone buying cases of beer. Cheapest beer prices in the area. Within 2 1/2 miles of my home, I have 6 Rite Aids, 3 Walgreens, and one CVS and 5 Supermarkets with pharmacies. Talk about saturation for drugs. Anything to get you in the store.
It says right on the coupon "cannot be used on alcohol products" But great for someone who needs to stock up on costly over-the-counter meds/vitamins. Thanks OP!
I said nothing about using the coupon to buy alcoholic beverages. I was talking about LOST LEADERS at Rite Aide? Gee, read!
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