SEASONED RITE-AIDERs, I NEED YOU!!
Ok - I have only ever purchased one thing at Rite Aid before, and it was this month, so I haven't sent the SCR in yet. So I have no idea how this works.
It seems that there is a SCR on Biore/Jergens/Curel this month (buy $20, get $10SCR), as well as they are on BOGO 50% off. here's my question:
I have $2.00/2 for Biore, $1.50/1 Curel, and $1/1 Jergens.
To get the SCR, what has to be more than $20? Before coupons? Or total after coupons?
For example, which scenario is correct?
Scenario 1: (Made up prices, I don't know real ones)
buy 2 Curels @ 5.00
buy 2 Jergens @ 5.00
That equals $20.
Then comes BOGO50% -$5.00
Then comes coupons
use (2) $1.50/1 curel -$3.00
use (2) $1/1 Jergens -$2.00
TOTAL = $10 (which I get all back as SCR)
OR
Scenario 2: (Same made up prices)
buy 2 Curls @ 5.00
buy 2 Jergens @ 5.00
buy 2 Biore @ 8.00
That equals $36
THen comes BOGO50% 9
Then comes coupons
use (2) $1.50/1 curel -$3.00
use (2) $1/1 Jergens -$2.00
use (1) $2/2 Biore -$2.00
TOTAL: $20 (of which I would get $10 back as SCR)
2 comments:
It is the price before coupons. Hope that helps!
Yes, it is the price before coupons. I think that is the general rule where rebate programs are concerned.
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