What?
What?
The coupon is $40 off $100 or more.
If you have an order of $200 or more and you have a few items, split up and make 2 orders of just over $100 each.
You get $40 of each order so you would get $80 off $200 if you can make 2 $100 orders.
Instead of $40 for 1 order of $200. Make sense?
I was also told by Walmart that they wouldn't match their online prices. I said BS.
You said percentage in your first post, not $40 off.
Yep, save up to 40% off. That would be getting the $40 off $100. That's the maximum percentage you can get with that coupon code.
So, if one's order was for $200 and one got 40% off, why wouldn't there still be a savings of $80? Is there some trick language to that coupon that prevents a full 40% off on a $200 order? Are you saying that the coupon code has a maximum of $40 per order but no more? If that is the case, it wouldn't be a true 40% off if one purchased more than $100. Sounds fishy to me.
^^^what he said^^^
It's a $40 off $100. That is 40%, it is not 40% off your order.
If your purchase is $200, that is 20% if you use 1 coupon. If you split your purchase to increments of $100 and use a coupon for each increment, you maintain the 40% off or $40 for each $100 order.
I must suck at the Internet. The math is really not that hard.
If your purchase is $200, that is 20% if you use 1 coupon. If you split your purchase to increments of $100 and use a coupon for each increment, you maintain the 40% off or $40 for each $100 order.
I must suck at the Internet. The math is really not that hard.
Here is what caused the confusion. Your first sentence said 40%, your next said $40
