I recently received an email from a reader asking about Dollar General and their policy of not accepting internet coupons.
Dollar General has released an UPDATED coupon policy. The best part of this new policy is that they now accept internet printable coupons! I would suggest printing this policy and keeping a copy with you when you shop at Dollar General.
Dollar General will accept coupons, including Internet Coupons, provided they meet these requirements:
- Coupons must be original (no photocopies)
- Coupons must have a scan-able barcode
- Coupons must have an expiration date
- Coupons may be used only on products sold at Dollar General, and must match exactly to the item as it is packaged and sold at Dollar General.
- Coupons must clearly say “Manufacturers Coupon” or “Dollar General Store Coupon”
Dollar General will NOT accept the following:
- Manufacturer’s coupons that do not scan, or Dollar General Store Coupons with an invalid promotional code
- Expired Coupons
- Coupons for products not sold at Dollar General
- FREE Item coupon if printed from the Internet, unless a purchase is required (example: a “buy one, get one free” is acceptable).
- Coupons from other retailers or coupons that may be used only at other retailers
Thanks, couponkatarina
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I was wondering why you dont include the dollar general list or the family dollar lists for couponers to use. I have found many items on sale in their clearance areas to use my coupons on, and several of the sauces and condiments are cheaper here than at the grocery stores. Could this be something that you will include on your site in the future?
Thanks for the suggestion Trish. I will look into it.