Bump. Live now.

@Tuskers dig Q freebie offers like this often have TWO expiration dates. 1) an expiration when you have to load it to the account by or lose it and 2) once loaded, when it has to be redeemed by. Both dates s/b in the title to make it helpful to readers and Mods alike. thank you.

@mrvietnam said in Free Full-Size Real Good Pizza Coupon valid at KROGER FAMILY Stores expires 11-30:

The coupon expires today. I went to my local Ralphs and they would not accept it. The clerk said they got an e-mail about that coupon and were instructed not to accept it because it is fraudulent. How could it be fraudulent if it is issued by the manufacturer? I e-mailed the manufacturer and asked if they could send another, non-printable, coupon so I could take advantage of their offer. I tried to call their customer service, but no one answered the phone and their voice mail was full. Kind of strange, huh?

Just heard back from the pizza company:

Yeahh we’ve heard that there’s been issues with stores accepting the printed ones in certain regions. I’ll mail you out a physical one, we’re just waiting on them to come in so we can send them out!

Ryan
Customer Engagement Manager
The Real Good Food Company, LLC
Tel: 203 247 8124

I chickened out on the brew… spent 15 minutes looking for it all over (wasn’t even in the same cooler as the Sunkist). With no employees in sight and my patience thin, I just bought a regular Mtn. Dew (coupon does not specify flavor/applies to any 20oz flavor).

Available to load to card today

There is also a $2 off coupon that you can download coupon for the Pringles variety pack, making it also $3.99 after digital coupon.

You can also stack whatever mfr coupons on top I believe. Some are there on the Kroger app, and some are paper ones you can use. You cannot do that at Costco.

I had been doing the in-store printable coupon + MFR coupon combination at CVS for the past few weeks, so I don’t know if I can handle any more candy.

Rasheed

This turns out to be a dry soup mix, add water and heat it up.

I though Kroger owned Harris Teeter, but they’re not listed.

Bump. Claim this today.