I have a question about coupons that state they are only to be used on products of a certain price. For example, I have a coupon for an over-the-counter medication that says it is ‘valid on all ...

Using a coupon should be straight-forward: Read the terms, buy the item or items specified, and receive a discount. However, there are times when manufacturers use less-than-clear terminology in their ...

My eagle-eyed readers have been poring over the fine print on their coupons again. Here are some recent emails detailing how they’re interpreting questionable coupon wording: I got a coupon in the ...

I have a question about using multiple coupons. Recently, I tried to use multiple coupons to purchase a personal care product. The coupons stated: "Limit one coupon per purchase." The store insisted ...

I am writing to complain about wording I saw on a coupon recently for a bag of frozen vegetables. It says $1off any ‘new product’ from this brand. How am I supposed to know which vegetables are new ...

Most of the time, using coupons is easy – simply read the wording on a coupon to find out for what product the coupon is valid. However, my readers have been adept at spotting unusual or questionable ...

I am writing to complain about wording I saw on a coupon recently for a bag of frozen vegetables. It says $1off any 'new product' from this brand. How am I supposed to know which vegetables are new ...

Dear Jill: I am writing to complain about wording I saw on a coupon recently for a bag of frozen vegetables. It says $1 off any ‘new product’ from this brand. How am I supposed to know which ...

I got a coupon in the paper for ‘[Brand Name] Cosmetics Lip or Eye product.’ Now, I think this coupon means that I can use it on any cosmetics product, not only lip or eye, because it says ‘cosmetics, ...

Using a coupon should be straightforward: Read the terms, buy the item or items specified, and receive a discount. However, there are times when manufacturers use less-than-clear terminology in their ...

My eagle-eyed readers have been poring over the fine print on their coupons again. Here are some recent emails detailing how they’re interpreting questionable coupon wording: Dear Jill: I got a coupon ...

Using a coupon should be straight-forward: Read the terms, buy the item or items specified, and receive a discount. However, there are times when manufacturers use less-than-clear terminology in their ...