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soooo your'e trying to say you don't need soap or detergent or food, and you've never bought it before? EEEWWWWW LOL

You don't do laundry or eat cheerios or oatmeal? or use batteries? or take a bath? or wash your hands? wow.

OMG Yes, that was total crap!!!!

Who in the heck eats little bowls of cherrios??? Or need some expensive Stain remover lol

I tried to download a coupon printing program, (I don't know if it was the same one,) but my anti-virus program would not let me. I'm not sure it was a virus but is was some type of malware. ( I think it was some type of tracking program.) Make sure that if you try to download ANYTHING that you don't know for sure is safe, that your anti-virus software is up to date first.

I ABSOLUTELY AGREE. I really don't think that Cheerios meant for its product to be given away for free. I (personally) feel that the coupon wasn't meant to really be used that way, and I would feel a little guilty about just taking something from a store that I didn't pay for.

People now are so GREEDY, not only wanting everything for free, but feeling like they have done something to deserve everything for free.

So this bitch went to CVS and scammed eighty-five dollars worth of free stuff. GREAT JOB. She should be real proud of herself.

i agree-i also work at a retail store and we have the same problem. We consistently have people come in with coupons for $5.00 off a pictured product that normally rings up at like $15.00, but these people try to scam us by going and getting the cheapest item of the same brand, like $1.99 item, so they're getting money back from us for buying something. Then what happens is that the manufacturers don't reimburse our store because technically we didn't sell the higher priced item, so we lose money. And with our economy in the shape it's in right now, what happens when retailers lose money? They raise prices of items in order to make up for the loss of profit over time. Scammers like this are the reason why our economy is falling apart and why people are loosing jobs, but hey, as long as it saves you a couple bucks on some peanut butter, who cares, right?

most of us use coupons on the items for witch they were intended. if you don't buy the product that the coupons says it is for that is fraud. as far as taking the products back for a full refund at another store that is theft. most of us no better.

The weird thing is... I didn't specifically hear her say "Do this if you want to rip off the stores" or "Do this if you want to scam the stores." The funny thing is, this has been happening for decades now - since the invention of coupons, yet it's only NOW that someone has a problem with the programs. What people don't understand is, when you use a coupon, the manufacturer AGREED to compensate the business for accepting it. I am going to say this now because this has disturbed me for some time. I used to work for several "large chain stores" and made an observation. You sit there and complain about this, yet you were probably taking notes and researching where to get coupons like that. I saw it the WHOLE time I worked at the stores. The one thing you failed to mention is what the stores are doing to screw the consumers. That's right - I said it! Those big box stores are getting a profit no matter what. There's little you know when it comes to retail logistics ... maybe you guys should do a little "snooping" in your "big chain stores" and see what I'm talking about. You should ask your managers sometime about "theft insurance." Stores are allotted a certain amount (ie $50,000 a month) for theft and lets say theft was calculated to be around $47,000 - it would be wiped clean and the extra $3,000 would be added to the operating budget for the following month.

All I am saying is, before you start complaining about smart consumers who are trying to get by, try looking around at your own store and see what's going on. What is YOUR store doing to drive up prices and "cash in" on the consumer...

Bull.

There's a BIG difference between the scammer/thief you describe and what this woman is doing. CVS has put a system in place that they make money off people NOT using these "extra care bucks". It's a marketing ploy they're betting you'll lose the receipt, or forget. Kudos to her for being a smart shopper.

And how, pray tell, do you know that he's returning the items at other stores? Someone is not automatically a bad person just because they bought a lot of items with coupons and paid little out of pocket. That's wise shopping.

The store isn't losing any money. They're getting the face value of the coupon PLUS an $.08 handling fee PER COUPON!! They're actually MAKING MONEY off couponers! How's THAT for a reality check?