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• May I ask where it says Limit 4 per household? I'm only seeing " Limit one coupon per customer, nontransferable. Each item purchased can only be discounted by one coupon" Doesn't that mean I can only buy 1?

  • Jenn - if you read the terms on the actual rebate page it states that there is a limit of 4. FreebieTim

• The coupon only makes one free, the remaining three are $2.99 after rebate.

  • Perhaps you could do 4 separate transactions. FreebieTim

• I've got some experience here. For years - I've had my store just scan the coupon four times. All four were rebated to make them free. Just last week - for the first time - the clerk would only scan once.
  Since its on my way home - I just went in four times this week - and used the coupon four times. Now I'm up to 20 or so cases of paper - and its just not fun anymore.

  • Thanks Randy!

• The $1.99 coupon is just that...$1.99 and not $1.99 x 4.
  The limit of four is for the rebate of $5.99

  So my transaction for four was 7.99 x 4 = 31.96
  less $1.99 coupon. = 29.97
  less $5.99 rebate x 4 = 23.96
  Total cost then is $6.01 for four reams or $1.50 per ream.

  • I would suggest printing 4 coupons and requesting 4 transactions. That way you would get the $1.99 off each one. FreebieTim

• Yes, the register used to allow multiple coupons if you are buying multiples of the same item. For a few months now it's been changed to allow 1 coupon for the same item per transaction.

  So you would need to do 4 separate transactions thus 4 rebates.

  • Thanks for the info Tim!