Three weeks ago I used $65 in rr’s at Cub…I called SuperValue corporate and asked where teh nearest corporate owned store was located…I’m in WBL and the Cub in Stillwater is corporate owned..all went great.

The cashier, young man about 18 or 19 years old..was confused, but I said just try them..the scanned with no problems. This does still baffle me, but I’m thinking that SuperValue must have some ownership in WAGS??

Kierstien

Yes, that is how it works. HOWEVER, know this about Walgreens: it all depends on the cashier. I had one cashier who would not let me use RR’s from transaction #1 in transaction #2. I had to leave the store and come back later in the day to buy transaction #2. She also would not let me use more than one BOGO coupon despite the fact I had the requisite number of items in my purchase. Yet, there is one cashier at my Walgreens who will scan every coupon I give her and accept it as long as it scans…I used 2 expired RR’s that way. It’s best to get to know the cashiers at your Walgreens and find the ones who know and understand how couponing works…and figure out their work schedules. ;-)

Yes. That’s the beauty of Wags. As long as the RR you are using is from a different manufacturer (not just different item) then you should be able to continually “roll” it (use it on another item that will also generate a RR). Also, read Carrie’s tutorial above (how to shop at Wags) to see other info you will need, for instance, stuff about total number of Qs and RRs.

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