Heather from Passion for Savings is the Deal Seeking Mom Store Expert for Walmart. At Passion for Savings, she combines her love of great products, her passion for shopping and the art of saving money to educate her readers on the best products and best values available.
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As many of you know, there was quite a bit of confusion surrounding the newly released Walmart coupon policy at the beginning of March. Walmart has now provided additional clarification to the policy, as well as a clear ad match policy.
Please see the revised Walmart coupon policy for additional clarification regarding each type of coupon, as well as overall guidelines and limitations.
Walmart has also provided clarification on the Walmart ad match policy and created a nice printable version for easy reference.
Please see the Walmart ad match policy for additional clarification regarding each type of sale, as well as overall guidelines and limitations.
According to my sources, this information has been better communicated to the stores. That’s not to say that you won’t still encounter issues, but Walmart is committed to getting all stores on the same page. I’d still encourage you to print copies of both policies in the meantime, and please contact Walmart corporate relations by email or at 1-800-WALMART (1-800-925-6278) with any issues to get them resolved ASAP.
I am a participant in the Walmart Moms program — participation is voluntary. Walmart has provided me with compensation for the time and effort spent creating this post, but all opinions are always my own!
Hot off the presses here — I’ve got a copy of the brand new Walmart Coupon Policy that is being implemented now! I’ve been working on this as a part of my involvement with Walmart Moms for nearly 2.5 years, so I’m thrilled to finally have some real results to share.
The two biggest changes that I see are that 1) Walmart will now be offering change back or overage on your transaction when a coupon exceeds the price of a product and 2) Walmart will now accept Catalina coupons that are clearly marked as manufacturer’s coupons.
Of course it’s going to take some time for cashiers to be trained on these procedures, but in the meantime, here’s a nice printable version of the Walmart coupon policy that you can carry with you! I’d recommend setting your printer to draft mode or, even better, black and white when printing.
Some of you may disagree, but I believe this is a positive step for Walmart. Many of you have questioned what stores are doing with the overage from coupons in the past, so I’m thrilled to see a store finally take a positive stance on it. It seems like Walmart is really trying to accommodate coupon users!
So there you have it — what are your thoughts? Walmart wants to hear your feedback on the new policy in this quick survey.
I am a participant in the Walmart Moms program — participation is voluntary. Walmart has provided me with compensation for the time and effort spent creating this post, but all opinions are always my own!
