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Deals at Meijer | New Coupon Policy Changes (No More Doubles?!)

by Beth Montgomery on March 5, 2013 · 0 comments

Back when Marsh stopped doubling coupons, I noticed all mention of double coupons also disappeared from Meijer’s Frequently Asked Questions. I figured we didn’t have much time and now it’s happened.

Signs like pictures above are appearing in Meijer stores in Michigan and Indiana. While there has been no official announcement, Meijer has confirmed on their Facebook page that they will stop double coupons in “select markets”.

What can you do?

Voice your concerns. Kindly contact Meijer Headquarters online or call 1-877-E-MEIJER.

Continue to coupon. Continue to use manufacturer coupons, Meijer Perks, and other coupons and rebates to maximize your savings and stack them with great sales to help you save!

Be kind! Remember, be kind to the cashiers and managers. They aren’t the ones who made this decision, so there’s no reason to take our frustration out on them.

If you’ve seen a sign like this in your store, let us know where here or on the Facebook discussion! And, do you think Kroger will follow soon?

While making your grocery list, make sure you haven’t missed any recently added deals at Meijer, plus check out all the deals for grocery shopping.

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Changes to the Marsh Supermarket Coupon Policy

by Beth Montgomery on January 30, 2013 · 8 comments

in Announcements, Marsh, Store Deals

If you check out the Marsh Coupon Policy, you’ll notice a few changes, including one HUGE change – no double coupons. When the new Marsh Coupon Policy goes into effect on January 31, 2013, Marsh will no longer offer double coupons.

Here’s a few changes you’ll notice:

Marsh Supermarket will no longer offer double coupons.
Internet coupons must scan at the checkout and must follow industry standard format.

While I understand that Marsh doesn’t want riot of unhappy couponers on their hands, I’m kind of disappointed in them for quietly making this change without any sort of announcement. Unfortunately, I’ve had the information confirmed by multiple reliable sources and announcements will be posted at registers tomorrow. Personally, I’d be irate if I didn’t find out until checkout about this big change.

How will this change affect how you shop?

You can read the fully updated Marsh Coupon Policy online.

While making your grocery list, make sure you haven’t missed any recently added deals at Marsh Supermarket, plus check out all the deals for grocery shopping.

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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

by Beth Montgomery on December 25, 2012 · 0 comments

in Announcements, Holidays

I just wanted to take the time to wish all of my amazing readers a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

In Good Cents will be In Good Cents Lite for the next few days, while I enjoy time with my family, but keep watch for great grocery deals and be ready for us to come back strong in 2013 with some great deals!

Enjoy your family and friends!

-Beth

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Free Daily Deals: New Ways Subscribe to In Good Cents

by Beth Montgomery on October 30, 2012 · 0 comments

in Announcements

I recently updated my newsletters and RSS feed. This should not have effected your subscription at all, but if for some reason you’re no longer receiving your free daily deals, you may need to resubscribe.

Subscribe by Feed

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Subscribe by eMail or Social Media

There are new options to subscribe by social media and you can sign up directly below. Can’t see the form? If you’re viewing this post in an RSS reader or email, you may need to visit the post to see these new options.

Daily Deals Newsletter: The Daily e-Mail features all new deals listed in the past 24 hours. Subscribers receive one e-mail per day from In Good Cents. e-Mails are distributed daily between 4:00 PM and 7:00 PM Eastern Time. Any deals posted after 4:30 PM will be included in your e-mail on the following day.

Deals on Demand: If you prefer to get hot deals as more frequently, you may sign up for the On-Demand e-Mail. Every half hour, the system will check for new updates and if any are found, send on-demand subscribers an e-mail. You may receive numerous emails per day, depending on how how many new deals are available that day and how frequently they are posted.

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Internet Safety | Warning: Fake Freebie Ads on Facebook

by Beth Montgomery on October 26, 2012 · 0 comments

in Announcements, Freebies & Samples

Recently, sponsored stories for very sketchy websites have been showing up all over my Facebook wall, pages, and groups. Now that pages can promote their content, forcing it into your view, it’s impossible to stop it or avoid it, so we have to be a bit more savvy about what we click.

The crazy thing that it’s working. Many of these pages have hundreds of thousands of “likes” and friends are sharing their posts, making them appear more legitimate.

Women Get It Free

Clicking on this link takes you to a page that appears pretty harmless at first, but when you click their “Send Me Freebies!!” button, you’ll find this small print at the bottom of the sign up form.

By clicking the Send Me Samples button, I have read and agree to GetItFree.us’s Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions which includes providing my signature expressly requesting a return phone call from this list of Marketing Partners such as Alliance Health Networks, Diabetic Discount Club, DebtSettlement.com based on my answers to the following survey page.

After that, you’re sent through pages of surveys asking questions, which are basically harvesting your information for marketing lists. You even have to provide your mobile phone number and agree to receive phone calls from their partners.

Women Get it Free Privacy Policy Highlights

Specifically, entering your information on the registration page or answering any survey question will result in a live or prerecorded telephone call or SMS text message from Our Companies to any telephone number, including wireless telephone numbers, that you provide.

By providing your telephone number, you expressly consent to receiving telephone calls and text messages from Our Companies, regardless of whether you have registered the number on the FTC’s “Do Not Call” Registry. Expect to receive several calls and/or text messages that follow-up on your initial request.

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