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Friday

Triple Coupons at Ingles........hmmmm.

I normally would jump for joy at the thought of coupons being tripled. I see vissions of savings dancing in my head, lol. Well I would advise people to be very knowledgable of the coupon policy, and make a
very thorough list and count your coupons.

At this particular store, only 3 coupons will be tripled per $10 of your order. It is still a good deal, considering it will only take about 3 items to get to $10 shelf price. (shelf price is the price that the item is sold for, not the price after your coupon) The coupon has to be 50 cents or lower in face value in order to be tripled.

This is a great time to stock up on cleaning supplies, pet food, batteries, health and beauty items. Take a few minutes to really look at the sale circular and make your list prior to going to the store, match your coupons and figure out what your bill will be. That way you will be more alert, and able to question the transaction if the total is higher than you had planned. Not all cashiers, and sometimes managers, are knowlegable of the stores coupon policy. In the end, you as the customer is the one that gets the shaft, because the store is reimbursed for the face value of the coupon plus a handling fee.

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