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Target has updated and added some new additions to their price matching policy! They will NOW price match 29 online competitors INCLUDING Costco, Sams, Amazon, Diapers.com, and MORE! This new policy is effective as of 10/1/15.
Another great addition: You can now price match both at your local Target store AND online at Target.com. Target is also doubling the time frame in which you can take advantage of a price match on a product – from 7 days to 14 days for products bought both in store and online.
You can go HERE to see the full policy. I’d recommend printing it out and carrying it with you. Since this policy is BRAND NEW, managers/cashiers might not be up to date on all the rules yet.
Here are the limitations and exclusions:
* Match Target.com prices on in-store purchases and in-store prices for Target.com purchases.
* Price matches and adjustments will NOT be allowed for prices from Thanksgiving Day through the Monday after Thanksgiving, whether offered by Target or a competitor.
* Alaska and Hawaii Target stores are excluded from price matching online competitors.
* No rainchecks will be issued for items out of stock at Target or Target.com.
* Target does not price match competitors if they are out of stock.
* Limit of one price match per identical item per guest for online competitor matches.
* Cartwheel offers and Target coupons cannot be combined with price match.
* Manufacturer coupons will be applied after a price match is made per Target’s coupon policy.
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We know that the highest valued coupons are usually in the weekly newspaper. But, did you know there are many other resources that offer completely FREE coupons? Check these out:
GROCERY STORES:
Your local grocery stores are great places to find coupons. Start looking the moment you enter the door. Coupon booklets can be found where you pick up the ads at the front. Check out the customer service desk to see if they have some hidden behind the desk. It doesn’t hurt to ask.
As you’re walking throughout the store, keep an eye out for tearpads on the shelves, coupons taped to products you’re purchasing or peelies stuck to those products, and stacks of coupons on display tables. Also, check out the bottle necks for hang tags. They can be found on all sorts of bottles-wine bottles, soda bottles, detergents, cooking oils, and more. If you’re buying the product anyway, make sure you grab the coupon to use at checkout.
Fire up those printers. There are numerous places online to print coupons. From sites like coupons.com to the product manufacturer’s websites, they are all over the internet. I have been printing for years and have saved hundreds just by printing free coupons.
Have a favorite product? Head to the product’s website and find the “contact us” area. Send them an email letting them know how much you love their product and if they have any coupons available for you to print. Or, ask to have coupons mailed to your home address to save on ink.
Many stores offer mobile coupons. The first one that comes to mind is Target. Sign up on their website to receive coupons via text. But don’t stop there. Check out all of your favorite stores and companies to see if they have coupons.
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