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Also, LNT is going to re-open online at least, they may get some brick & mortars you can use their old coupons at.
Also, LNT is going to re-open online at least, they may get some brick & mortars you can use their old coupons at.
Taking gift cards would have been better. So what if the value has been zero'd out?
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I bet they'll take them even after that. Bed Bath & Beyond take their own coupons even after they've expired.
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and is anyone truly surprised? BBB and LNT have devalued those coupons so much...
my grandmother has a stack of 150 coupons, 10%, 15%, and 20% off, and some $5 off coupons from both stores. i tried to throw away the expired ones over the holidays, but she got bad because BBB would still take them.
Sweet! Time to get a Snuggie!
What's the point? I only get about 5 Bed Bath & Beyond coupons a week either in my mailbox, shoved in a newspaper, online, in a magazine, etc. For most items, 20% off is still way more than you can get the item for at Target.
@mbz32190: But BB&B has a super great return policy. Unless it has changed since I worked there, it's no questions, no time limit. If you have a receipt, then you get your money back how it was paid. If you don't then you get the lowest sales price (they don't assume coupon use) on a store credit, which works the same as a gift card. WAY better than target, especially for big ticket items that may fail.