Anyone have Kohl's 30% off code

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Tossed my catalog before dear son decided he had to have a new pair of shoes, anyone willing to share the 30% off code- gotta save! ~Thanks
 
Sure, I just used it yesterday thanks to someone else on these boards! Be sure to put your Kohls charge info in first or it won't take the code. Took me a few tries to figure that out.

KOHLS30
 
The codes are meant for the person they are sent to. They are not supposed to be shared. Sorry, I work in retail and take this kind of theft personally. :badpc:
 
maxiesmom said:
The codes are meant for the person they are sent to. They are not supposed to be shared. Sorry, I work in retail and take this kind of theft personally. :badpc:

Really? Why not create a unique code then if it was only meant for the person they sent it to?
 

Is this a trick question, like if Disney didn't want me to reuse my mug why don't they make it harder for me to do so? Perhaps because they hope people will be honest and not take what does not rightfully belong to them? I guess it is just another example of do what you a comfortable with, but at least know what is right and what is wrong.
 
maxiesmom said:
Is this a trick question, like if Disney didn't want me to reuse my mug why don't they make it harder for me to do so? Perhaps because they hope people will be honest and not take what does not rightfully belong to them? I guess it is just another example of do what you a comfortable with, but at least know what is right and what is wrong.

Ahhh, so all those "code" sites out there (www.currentcodes.com, www.slickdeals.net, www.funtasia.net, www.fatwallet.com, etc. etc. etc.) are all ran by a bunch of dishonest cheaters then right? :flower:
 
Yep. Maybe it is not illegal, but it is not ethical. Even the first site you listed said they are secret codes not for everyone.
 
maxiesmom said:
Yep. Maybe it is not illegal, but it is not ethical. Even the first site you listed said they are secret codes not for everyone.

Then I guess we'll agree to disagree. If a company wants a coupon code to only be used by the person they sent it to, it should be a "unique" code like with the WDW postcard rates.
 
That's fine. I know I'm really touchy on this subject. :p But is seems that in general people are not happy unless they get the biggest discount humanly possible. Mine was only 15% so I chucked it! But that was my choice, not to go hunt down someone who had a better one.
 
I feel the exact same way, if a company wants it to be used only on the person they sent it to then it should be a unique code, just as disney does with their post card offers, As far as people sharing codes with others, I do not see this as stealing how can i steal something i am paying for but just got a better price for. This is 2005 if you are going to rely on people being legitt and saying oh i wont use that code because it was used by someone else, pleaseeeee that will never happen you can take the most honest person in the world and they will use it if given to them, because it is not stealing. I also work in Retail and that is not theft.
In fact it boosts companys sales because i may not have been interested in buying something until i got an offer to get money off, so now i have decided to buy somthing where i can get 30% off, so that company just made money on me. Works both ways, it is also good for the retailer, It works great for us in our retail store.
 
summerrluvv said:
If a company wants a coupon code to only be used by the person they sent it to, it should be a "unique" code like with the WDW postcard rates.

Agreed 100%. And just to mention, I didn't get my Kohls flyer, so I called the 800 number and the CS agent told me to use the kohls30 code. :cool1:
 
maxiesmom said:
The codes are meant for the person they are sent to. They are not supposed to be shared. Sorry, I work in retail and take this kind of theft personally. :badpc:

I'm sorry! I guess I didn't really think that I was "stealing it." It just seemed so readily available (in more than one place) that I thought it was just common knowledge! Lesson learned!

You'd actually think that the discount code that you were sent would somehow be attached to your account when you used your card. Know what I mean? Say they had mailed me 15%, and I had tried to use the 30%, you'd think that it would catch it somehow and decline it.
 
maxiesmom said:
The codes are meant for the person they are sent to. They are not supposed to be shared. Sorry, I work in retail and take this kind of theft personally. :badpc:

We went to Kohls yesterday and used the 20% code we got in our flyer, but I told my husband on the way home that I could have probably gone to Walmart and bought the same stuff cheaper, even though it was all on sale as well. I haven't worked in retail in years, but it seems that many of the chains mark stuff up to the point that nobody will buy it without deep discounts.

I think most stores will be tickled to see customers, even if they have to give them a discount to get them in the door. They're probably still making more profit on them than if they had gone down the street to another store.

JMHO.

Sheila
 
maxiesmom said:
Sorry, I work in retail and take this kind of theft personally. :badpc:
:rotfl: I'm sorry, but I found this statement hilarious. Why on earth would you take this "personally"? :confused3
 
maxiesmom said:
The codes are meant for the person they are sent to. They are not supposed to be shared. Sorry, I work in retail and take this kind of theft personally. :badpc:

puleeeeeezzzzzz....... tell me you aren't serious :crazy:
okay I was in the gap a week ago and the woman in front of me had a friends and family card (30% off reg or sale!) and literally turned around after using it herself and handed it to me....... and winked ;) ~ sooooooo cool!! First of all the employee could give a rats *** and second - You're saying I should tell the woman "oh... my stars... that is just "wrong" and I refuse to take part in that kind of trickery..... take your coupon (that saved me almost sixty dollars btw :banana: ) and give it to some other dishonest pawn... yeah right!!! Get real :rotfl:
 
maxiesmom said:
The codes are meant for the person they are sent to. They are not supposed to be shared. Sorry, I work in retail and take this kind of theft personally. :badpc:
OK, I went to Kohl's Saturday (post from another Diser looking for the Lime Green luggage...got it BTW) and heard about the promotion.

Since I do not have a Kohl's charge (nor want one) I asked the salesperson if I could get some kind of discount. The CLERK gave me a 20% off coupon to use on my luggage!

She told me that if she had a 30% off coupon she would have given it to me, but didn't.

Sorry, but I am not a thief, and do not believe in any way shape or form that finding discounts (or asking for codes) is theft.
 
OMG! Tell me she is not serious.

First of all the code is posted on a flyer that everyone that touches it can see.

Second of all I don't even have a Kohl's in my area. But with a coupon I will go online and buy something that I probably wouldn't buy to begin with.

How in the world we stealing. I am paying for my purchase and Kohl's is still making a profit.
 
I went to Kohl's with my coupon code I received on my flyer and when I went to check out with it, the cashier asked if I would like to try again and gave me a scratch off one which was the same % as I originally had so I don't see by sharing this code with the board it's considered "theft". :confused3
 
Ok, I swore I wouldn't come back here to be bashed again, but here I am. Bash away. First, I know it is not my money and I should not be offended by people passing around a code, but I am. Why? Because nothing seems to satisfy some people. Most of the items are already on sale, the least you can get off is an additional 15%. Why is that not good enought? People were either mailed a coupon or received one in the store. Why not accept what you get as the luck of the draw? Not everyone can get 30%. Have you ever been in a store on senior citizen day? You should see all the people draging grandma around, just to use their discount. And guess what? Kohls does not let people use other % off coupons on senior citizen day anymore. They were losing too much money! So just think about it. :rolleyes1

Leaving now. Enjoy yourselves.
 

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