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GreddyAccord99
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1 per purchase per store is how I did it.
I got everyone I know hooked on this, cause after I told them about this they were like
tnguyen600
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I got two cases yesterday. one at walmart and one at genardis (sp?) I'm going to print a lot out and hit up every cvs, rite aide, acme, walgreens, etc. once a day, everyday for the next few weeks. lol
I just picked up five cases earlier tonight. Here's what I concluded: acme charges a lot, so you'll have to put out like $1.58 for the difference. CVS, you'll have to put out $1.05. One of the three CVS's that I went to tonight, processed the coupon for $7.99 so I didn't have to pay a cent. However, the other two I had to pay $1.05. Rite Aide doesn't carry monster. The Super Fresh doesn't accept internet coupons. Monster was on sale at the Fresh Grocer for $5.99, which was the cheapest retail price I found tonight, so I just had to pay tax $0.36
So from today and yesterday, I received 7 cases of monster for about $6.00. Thanks again Greg
I just picked up five cases earlier tonight. Here's what I concluded: acme charges a lot, so you'll have to put out like $1.58 for the difference. CVS, you'll have to put out $1.05. One of the three CVS's that I went to tonight, processed the coupon for $7.99 so I didn't have to pay a cent. However, the other two I had to pay $1.05. Rite Aide doesn't carry monster. The Super Fresh doesn't accept internet coupons. Monster was on sale at the Fresh Grocer for $5.99, which was the cheapest retail price I found tonight, so I just had to pay tax $0.36
So from today and yesterday, I received 7 cases of monster for about $6.00. Thanks again Greg
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I was able to use my coupon today at no frills supermarket. It was on sale for $6.78 and since we don't pay tax on food it was free. I hate confrontation so I took my chances in the self-check out line and the coupon scanned through! I threw it in the bag and headed out. The lady that watches the registers told me to have a good evening. On my way out the door I saw her digging in the slot where I had to put the coupon. 
juicebox00
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just printed out 10 pages, now to see if i can use them all up..haha.... well not all at once
BlkCurrantKord
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Finally got an answer....
freelucien
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go to walmart, use as much as you can 7/11 takes them also same with CVE. Just stock up before it hits the news later this week. Black/White works well, but color looks more legit i guess.
got three packs at walmart cost 2.17 out the door.
got three packs at walmart cost 2.17 out the door.
juicebox00
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cvs 4/4
ralphs 0/1
7/11 0/1
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finch13
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omg got a lady at cub to do it mwa ahahah beat you
ericthecheat
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So finch and I rolled over to a Rainbow Foods and tried the Amp coupon at the self-checkout. They had someone manning the 4 machines and after scanning the coupon, she came over to do some sort of validation and promptly told us they didn't accept coupons that made a purchase free. It was more of a FREE issue than an internet print-out one.
Then we decided to try again at a Cub Foods a few miles away but this time there was no self-checkout. I decided to give it a try at a register with Amp. Since it was late at night there were just a few registers open. Being that this Cub Foods was on the edge of the ghetto, the night employees were kinda quirky. So I picked out the craziest-looking person running a register to checkout my items with. I told her I printed the coupon online and that I wasn't sure it was going to work. For some reason the coupon wasn't scanning so she typed something into the register and wrote down the price on the coupon. A second later I saw a $-6.99 pop up on the checkout screen. SCORE!
My girlfriend, having worked at Target, noticed that the employee punched in an override code to manually enter the coupon. It was more of a social hack than a technical one. So my suggestion is to make them look as legit as possible and find the dumbest looking employee. Cheers.
EDIT: finch was the one to try at Rainbow. Unlucky FAIL
Then we decided to try again at a Cub Foods a few miles away but this time there was no self-checkout. I decided to give it a try at a register with Amp. Since it was late at night there were just a few registers open. Being that this Cub Foods was on the edge of the ghetto, the night employees were kinda quirky. So I picked out the craziest-looking person running a register to checkout my items with. I told her I printed the coupon online and that I wasn't sure it was going to work. For some reason the coupon wasn't scanning so she typed something into the register and wrote down the price on the coupon. A second later I saw a $-6.99 pop up on the checkout screen. SCORE!
My girlfriend, having worked at Target, noticed that the employee punched in an override code to manually enter the coupon. It was more of a social hack than a technical one. So my suggestion is to make them look as legit as possible and find the dumbest looking employee. Cheers.
EDIT: finch was the one to try at Rainbow. Unlucky FAIL
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