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3/9/12 at 6:11am
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post #122 of 235
3/9/12 at 6:17am
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So they have added an extra month to the "quarter".

 

The man that owns my feed store says they are very slow to reimburse and they try to cheat him out of a coupon or two.  Thankfully he copies everything he sends to them, so he has proof of what he has sent.



A few months back I used a coupon and the feed store guy was looking at it . I said do you get alot of those and he said no. I wonder if they would take the coupon for other brands. IF they sell alot of purina and people are not using it I think they could still send it in. People have done that with coupons for smokes. I will ask about that next time I am in there.

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post #123 of 235
3/9/12 at 6:20am
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I got the purina coupon for the win the coop contest. The email took about 2 weeks for it to come. I set the printer for 2 and it worked. Someone should try and set it for 3 and see if it gives you 3.
Maybe it wont matter if the regular coupons that are suppose to be coming will be 5 dollars like before. Well I already bought 2 bags before this showed up.

I was able to print it out 8 times. hide.gif

My coupon was $8.00 for 4 bags of Purina Chick Starter, Flock Raiser, or Layena, etc, etc, etc.

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post #124 of 235
3/9/12 at 6:23am
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Originally Posted by pips&peeps View Post

So they have added an extra month to the "quarter".

The man that owns my feed store says they are very slow to reimburse and they try to cheat him out of a coupon or two.  Thankfully he copies everything he sends to them, so he has proof of what he has sent.



A few months back I used a coupon and the feed store guy was looking at it . I said do you get alot of those and he said no. I wonder if they would take the coupon for other brands. IF they sell alot of purina and people are not using it I think they could still send it in. People have done that with coupons for smokes. I will ask about that next time I am in there.

The girls at one of the feed stores that I go to always look at me & my coupon as if they don't want me to "cash in" on my coupon. They act as if the rebate is coming out of the paycheck. They have to read EVERY word on the coupon. Just give me my discount and let me get out of here. smack.gif

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post #125 of 235
3/9/12 at 3:37pm
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The girls at one of the feed stores that I go to always look at me & my coupon as if they don't want me to "cash in" on my coupon. They act as if the rebate is coming out of the paycheck. They have to read EVERY word on the coupon. Just give me my discount and let me get out of here. smack.gif

Heaven forbid they have more than what is regularly required too. I think it was just downright rude of you to present them with a coupon! gig.gifThey were not only a cashier but the CEO as well.
 

 

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post #126 of 235
3/13/12 at 9:24am
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The girls at one of the feed stores that I go to always look at me
Heaven forbid they have more than what is regularly required too. I think it was just downright rude of you to present them with a coupon! gig.gif They were not only a cashier but the CEO as well.

 

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post #127 of 235
3/13/12 at 9:25am
2 1/2 more weeks before we get our coupons. pop.gif

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post #128 of 235
3/13/12 at 10:03am

I was about to sign up and it wants a referral code. What is the code for?  Important?  Must not be since it's optional, but I'm curious.

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post #129 of 235
3/13/12 at 10:06am
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I was about to sign up and it wants a referral code. What is the code for?  Important?  Must not be since it's optional, but I'm curious.

I have no idea. idunno.gif

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post #130 of 235
3/13/12 at 6:38pm

 

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I was about to sign up and it wants a referral code. What is the code for?  Important?  Must not be since it's optional, but I'm curious.

 

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Edited by marbekschicks - 3/13/12 at 6:42pm

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