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What exactly does the term 'coupon Not Subject To Doubling" mean?
I bought a tonys pizza at Harps tonight on sale for $1 and used a 50cent coupon that said that on it, but it doubled anyway, so now I am confused. Please explain if you can. |
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I have found that many times it just depends of the stores own policy if they double a "do not double" Q.
My Publix doubles them, but if it says "do not double" my Kroger will not. Check with the store management for their Q policy so you can plan your shopping trips without wondering what your savings will end up being. |
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The code on the q will determine if it doubles or not. If there is a 5 starting the sequence of numbers it will double. If the sequence starts with a 9 it will not double.
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