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May 13 '12 @4:48 pm151

Kroger Digital Coupons | Questions Answered + My Recommendations

Kroger Digital Coupons are something ANYONE can take advantage of!

Simply go to Kroger.com (or download the Kroger app) and create an account (or login to your existing account). You will need to enter your Kroger Plus Loyalty Card Number.
Load up to 200 coupons at a time to your card. This includes Kroger Cash Back Offers loaded to your card.
At checkout, the coupon(s) will automatically deduct based on your purchases.

Most Kroger Digital Coupons are LIMIT 1 per account, but many times they will have a Limit 5 Digital Event where you can use each one 5 times for a SINGLE transaction/purchase. SEE THIS POST AND VIDEO for full explanation on 5x Kroger Digital Coupons.
It is against store policy to stack a digital coupon and a paper coupon! Digital coupons are considered manufacturer coupons – not STORE coupons, so you must choose one or the other. Every coupon you load specifically states “Digital coupons and paper coupons may not be combined on the purchase of a single item”. We need to keep with written policy when using coupons.
The system will recognize if your paper coupon is higher value and will allow you to use that instead of the digital.
- Example: If you have loaded a digital coupon for $0.50 to your Kroger Plus card but want to use a paper coupon for $1, the system will reverse the digital coupon & apply the paper coupon to the order! You will not see this reversal on the receipt, it will just show that the higher value was taken off the item.
Coupons are generally available within a few minutes but can take up to an hour before they can be used in the store.
Digital offers deductions/discounts will appear on your receipt below the qualifying item(s).
You CAN remove the digital coupon from your card. The only exception to this is if the digital coupon was loaded through another Kroger program such as email or targeted promotion. Coupons loaded from another source will say: “Special Offer Type” and will not have the “Remove” option. This is why I always recommend loading all your coupons directly from the Kroger site.
If your digital coupon doesn’t come off at checkout, contact Kroger directly.

Click HERE to load Kroger Digital Coupons

Apr 13 '12 @8:44 pm3

How Many Coupons Will Kroger Accept?

Each store sets their own policy on how many coupons they will accept, so you’ll want to ask your store manager.

Apr 13 '12 @8:23 pm6

Do I Have To Buy 10 Items in a 10/$10 Kroger Sale?

If an item is priced 10/$10, you do NOT have to purchase 10 items to receive the $1.00 each price unless otherwise noted (like when part of a mega sale).

Apr 12 '12 @8:58 pm

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Sep 15 '11 @10:08 am2

Coupon Tip | Request Bricks Coupons By Mail!

This is a great tip worth repeating! Some of you have mentioned requesting your coupons by mail when there has been an issue printing so I thought I would share it with everyone! If you have trouble printing a Bricks.com coupon, you can click on the Help button in the lower right corner and request that the coupon be mailed to you. You can do this twice and receive 2 copies of the coupon. This isn’t available on every single coupon as some manufacturers don’t consent to it. This is also great if your store refuses to take printable coupons. The coupons that are mailed to you are printed on a bluish paper and have watermarks on the front and back. This is also great if you have run out of ink (like I seem to do frequently!) and don’t want to miss out! (thanks Couponing To Disney!)

Jul 13 '11 @4:20 pm75

Organize Those Coupons! (vlog)

With the popularity of coupons on the rise, I thought it fitting to start writing more about how to get started. Hopefully this video will give you visual learners a better understanding of how to organize your coupons effectively. Enjoy! The number one reason why so many coupons go unused is because many (with good intentions) clip them, only to forget they have them when it comes time to purchase the item. Some people like to clip every coupon and file it right away, some people like to keep their coupon inserts in tact, file them by date and clip them before they go to the store. If you are the former, what do you do with all of those coupons once they’re clipped? For starters, get yourself a small accordian style coupon organizer (usually only a couple dollars at Walmart). When you find yourself with too many coupons to fit, it’s time to graduate to the coupon binder.

As I stated in my video, you can purchase the baseball card inserts at Walmart (near the checkout) or Amazon. Everything else you need can be found at basically any store that sells office type supplies. And please leave your comments below if you have anything to add on the subject of coupon organization!