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Target Kellogg’s Deal 11/1-11/7

on 11.1.2009 at 12:20am
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The word is out that starting today, you can get Kellogg’s Cereal for free.  Your call on whether it is free or 66 cents each…

Kellogg’s Cereals $2.66 ea, Buy 3 Get 1 Free

-$1 off Kellogg’s printable (store coupon)
-$1 off various Kellogg’s printables
Other Kellogg’s printables

If your store allows you could:

Buy: (4) Kellogg’s Cereals
Use:
(4) $1 off store coupons
(4) $1 off manufacturer coupons
Total Due: Nothing

Why might your store not allow it??

1.  It’s really against the usage terms of the store coupon.  Each Target coupon clearly states “one per transaction”.  This is a bit of soap box for me since many bloggers/couponers disregard those words.

2.  You are not paying for the 4th item so they my not let you use coupons on it.  (They should since it is an item that you are buying they just set the price at $0.00).

So all that said, you are really looking at 66 cents a box if done in seperate transactions.  (I think that’s still a great deal!)

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