By Carrie Rocha on September 1, 2009
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Get a bag of Holiday Pantry Sweets (non-chocolate), value up to $1.79, free with this coupon and any purchase (expires September 30). Gas purchase qualifies and you can print and use this coupon as often as you want during the month. Also remember that Holiday Stationstores accept competitor’s gas and car wash coupons, so use those if you have them and save money when you go to get your free candy.
Your turn: Which other gas stations accept competitor’s coupons?
Posted in Everything else, Free stuff, Local interest | Tagged free, gas, Holiday Stationstores, local interest
we buy 15 cent suckers for the purchase
When the coupon says “No copies or facsimilies”, as in this Holiday candy coupon, can I still use a copy printed from my home computer?
Janet,
I went to Holiday yesterday with a copy I printed from this site. The cashier took it with no problem.
My parents tried to use this coupon at a Holiday Station in St. Cloud- they were told that the coupon was a ‘hoax’….any thoughts on this? Thanks!
Jill – It is from the Star Tribune’s website (http://pd.startribune.com/sp?aff=2015&show=deals&results=dailydeals) and is totally legit. Holiday has been offering a free item with purchase for months and months, but they simply change the item each month. If I were your parents, I’d email Holiday corporate and let them know that someone in their store denied the legit coupon and they found it disappointing. –Carrie
“Which other gas stations accept competitor’s coupons?” Kwik Trip accepts competitor coupons. (In Lakeville they even accept Fleet Farm coupons.) I have found they will also take one Cub coupon up to 10 cents per gallon. I wouldn’t try coupons in a different city or state but they work fine locally.