Multiple Qs for one item?

[gatherer]

I went to SR today and I'm confused by the receipt. It looks like they took 3 WW coupons for 3 items like this:
I bought 3 boxes of WW cakes. They applied a coupon for "buy two boxes get $1 off" and two Qs for ".55 off" (and they doubled both the .55 qs) I'm not sure how this happened.

Does this mean that, in theory I could give them 3 .55 qs for 3 boxes, and the $1 off two q as well?

My head was swimming with qs and savings by the time I check out...this is my biggest trip yet on this saving adventure. So I'm not sure if I'm reading the receipt right.

[mbeth1209]

not that im saying this is right.. but from my experience they dont really care.. it depends on who is checking you out. I know im going to get yelled at but i have used a coupon for a different item then on the coupon but same brand and havent had any problems. I have also used two coupons per item once before

[Lauzoka]

I think we're going to be seeing changes at ShopRite in the not-too-distant future. Previously, they were not concerned about doubling coupons even when they say "do not double". I always believed this was because it was a store policy to double - that it had nothing to do with the manufacturer and that was why their registers doubled everything under $1.

Now, on 2 separate occasions I have had a cashier and a clerk at the customer service express check out ring me up (the customer service desk was not my choice, I wanted to use the self-checkout but she told me it was closed and that I should check-out with her) and they prevented the coupons that say "do not double" from doubling.

My first experience was a few weeks ago and that cashier had to make a manual adjustment (i.e. reverse the double) but earlier this week when I checked out at the express customer service station, the girl just hit a key before scanning my coupon and it prevented the doubling....so that's why I believe (my personal opinion) that changes are coming.

I just wish they would be consistent because if it is a store policy to offer the coupon doubling (EVERY coupon says "manufacturer will re-imburse retailer FACE VALUE plus postage) then why would they care about the ones that say "do not double" - when they only ever get face value on all of them? I find it very confusing....