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Coupon Policy Change
I'm in true bogo land of South Florida (no doubling), and my local store accepted Winn Dixie, Target, and Whole Foods coupons. Until last week 
I was just informed that they will no longer accept any competitor coupons. This isn't just a re-aligning of the competitor coupons accepted, this is a blanket kibosh on competitor coupons.
I'm not a shelf-clearer or extreme Q-er, and everything I buy will be consumed by us. But now I'm in mourning of the loss of deal potentials. I haven't decided whether it is worth it to drive the extra 30 mins to go to another store. I also don't know if this is company wide.
Does anyone have some insight? Has this happened to anyone else?
I was just informed that they will no longer accept any competitor coupons. This isn't just a re-aligning of the competitor coupons accepted, this is a blanket kibosh on competitor coupons.
I'm not a shelf-clearer or extreme Q-er, and everything I buy will be consumed by us. But now I'm in mourning of the loss of deal potentials. I haven't decided whether it is worth it to drive the extra 30 mins to go to another store. I also don't know if this is company wide.
Does anyone have some insight? Has this happened to anyone else?
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I have not heard of a change in policy company-wide.
To find out why that store no longer takes any competitor coupons, you would need to contact Publix's corporate customer service.
Target, Winn Dixie
True BOGO, No Doubles
Feedback: http://iheartpublixforum.com/discussion/8313089/maureenl