Good job on staying within the coupon limitations and keeping a cool head at checkout. It can be so frustrating when you know that you’re in the right, but someone still tries to say otherwise. I have a great Walmart, few to no problems. However, having to wait for approval is legitimate. They did not make that part up. When you have over a specific dollar amount or number of coupons, the register will lock at the end. The cashier is not allowed to complete the transaction without a supervisor’s key. I believe it’s $50 or more in coupons, a $20 or greater coupon on a single item, or using a total of 40 or more coupons in a single transaction that will trigger the lock out. It’s in the policy last time I had checked, but I can’t remember it all so forgive me if I missed a tidbit. I try to split my transactions up before hitting that point, but it’s happened to me a few times.

I’m the first one to question a coupon but it is hard to question it if they don’t restrict trial sizes and have a picture of the full sized bottle on the coupon (acne wash). So using a trial or travel sized shouldn’t be a problem I did it myself yesterday after I saw this! So happy

It does take them forever to get approval at registers! And at mine it drives me insane because you will see the person coming up and everytime, without fail, they will stop and have a conversation with someone else. Makes me want to scream! But of course, I keep my cool and my smile on my face …I usually only go there a couple times a year and only if the deal is really good!…and I usually sleep on it for a couple nights to make sure I REALLY want the product

The Schnucks were I live is also great customer service. I get the sweats everytime I walk up to the checkout lane at Walmart. Here they go judging me or something. Schnucks has great triple and double coupon days which is when I purchase most of my food. Unfortunately, its not often, boo. So, Walmart it is on those off days. Great job btw!!