coupon reads $1.00 of 1 (one)package of any Land o Frost Product
next line names 7 varieties of Land O Frost products and has a picture of those 7.
Now would you go with the "any" in the title or would it only include those 7 varieties listed? I have mixed feelings, because it doesnt say off any Land O Frost product listed, it just says any?
now this auction clearly states .55 off any 1 Bistro Favorites, Premium, Deli Shaved or Canadian Bacon, so I know it is only good on those 4 varieties
Thoughts??
"Do unto others as you would have others do unto you." 1|1|I'm sure it actually does mean "ANY" variety - and as it's been brought out in the past - they couldn't possibly list/show pics of ALL the varieties of their products...the ones pictured are just a sampling of their varieties. HTH...happy shopping!|emerald9|brandaseider@yahoo.com|13:11:54|01/24/2013|
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...a weekly grocery store chain printed their weekly ad, which depicted a 59-oz bottle of Minute Maid Pure Premium Orange Juice, on sale 2/$5.00. There was a picture of a bottle of Pure Premium Minute Maid with a blue stripe near the top of the label. The blue stripe denotes "Pure Premium with Calcium". However, nowhere in the ad does it state that only the Minute Maid product on sale is the "...with Calcium" variety. So...
I put four Minute Maid Pure Premium Orange Juice bottles in my cart (no pulp). At the checkout, the cashier rang the bottles up at the regular price of $4.25 each. I showed the cashier the circular; she told me that the items I purchased did not have the blue stripe on the bottles as the ad showed. I told her that since the ad did not clarify which varieties of Pure Premium Orange Juice were on sale, one had to assume that it was for ALL Minute Maid Pure Premium Orange Juice 59-oz bottled varieties.
I requested that a manager come to the checkout. The manager gave me orange juice at the sale price, and agreed that the ad was not specific. He then also told me that he had had several other shoppers complain about the exact same thing.
The moral of this story? Always question the ad/circular items if you believe that the store has actually made an error. The ads/circulars should be more specific...if only certain varieties of a product is only included in the sale price. Never be afraid to challenge!