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Sounds great
Price matching do they do percent off lets say buy a products get one 50 percent off? thank you for any help. Btw love your blog
patti » Hi, thanks for the kind words!
They don’t do percentage off at all. They only do an end price. If the ad says what the final price will be, that’s what they will match – nothing else. If it says $2 off or 40% off they won’t do it unless the ad goes on to say a final price.
I hope that helps!
Dian
Thank you for clearing the competitior’s coupons for me. I tried to use use the Randall’s ad coupons but they told me that they would not accept them as they have to be a manufacture coupon. Needless to say I go to a differenct Wal-Mart across town.
Melissa » Right – they won’t take a Randall’s coupon – they will match the price in the Randall’s ad – the final price. Don’t tell them you want to use a Randall’s coupon – tell them you want to match the ad. That’s why they said it had to be a manufacturer coupon.
I hope that helps!
Thanks!
Dian
They no longer Mach ads where it says buy one get one free, unless the add says how much the iteam each is. And now in my local store they have changed it to where u have to have an Ad with u at checkout. Has the policy changed in all stores?
Afsheen » No, the policy has always been to match the final price in the ad. The policy to have the ad with you hasn’t changed, though I have heard some stores trying to require that, lately.
Dian