my in-store only coupon is just $5 valid til 1pm Friday. I suck I guess.

One will need to be in line by like noon to make it up to a cashier by 1pm.

BTW, this seems to stack with the paperless coupon in the 11/11 Walgreens email:
“Get 7,000 points when you spend $20, one time use. Valid online or In store. 11/11 thru 11/17/17”

I just did the following test on Walgreens.com:
I put slightly over $20 in the cart, and I had the 7000 eligible points.
I then added more stuff in the cart to be over $60, and it said I was eligible for 25,000 points!

I’ve never ordered from Walgreens.com before, but this seems too good to pass up. I just need to figure out what $60 of stuff I actually want to get from there…

Don’t forget to somehow factor in the cost of insurance. You need collision damage, and liability of course.

Man, this new policy won’t be lasting very long. People can buy a $1 item 6 days a week (e.g. a 2L bottle of soda), get back $10, make $4. And that’s not abusing the rules at all.
What’s the over/under on how soon restrictions will be forthcoming?

Here’s a heads up. (I did a search & didn’t see this mentioned yet.)
I was at the store yesterday, and this flyer was being handed out at all the checkouts.
Valid in store and online with any tender type. Can be used multiple times. Typical list of exclusions in fine print on the back.
Kohls.com promo code: 20FORVP

question: every Fatwallet posting has a “mark as expired” button in the OP. Then I believe the way it worked was typically a FW mod would either move it to the expired forum, or sometimes commented back that they wanted to hold off on expiring it (because certain deals/vendors often became good again quickly).
Is there a function like that here?

I know the dealine passed for this but i thought I’d comment: I did this and a purchase via the app was not required to get the 200 points.
I downloaded the app and signed in, and the 200 pts showed up although marked as pending until Oct 1.
The “make a purchase” wording I think was just to indicate to new people (not familar with Kohls) that to get the $10 offered, you have to purchase something with those 200 points.