Kohl's Price Adjustments?

[poohs_hunny]

Does Kohl's do price adjustments when you get a coupon? If so, what is the time limit? I bought quite a bit on 3/1 with no discount (besides using Kohl's Cash) and I now have a 20% off coupon that starts tomorrow. Would I be able to bring in my receipt and have them credit 20% back? Thanks for any help you can give!

 

[SueM in MN]

I think if you read the rules on the coupon, you will see it says:

Offer not valid for price adjustments on prior purchases

 

[maccagerl]

I think in order to get the 20% off, you have to use your Kohl's charge- check the coupon and see if it says that.

So, you can return the stuff you bought with Kohl's cash, they will give you a merchandise credit for that.

Then you can re-buy the stuff using your Kohl's credit card and the the 20% off coupon.

Good luck!

Does Kohl's do price adjustments when you get a coupon? If so, what is the time limit? I bought quite a bit on 3/1 with no discount (besides using Kohl's Cash) and I now have a 20% off coupon that starts tomorrow. Would I be able to bring in my receipt and have them credit 20% back? Thanks for any help you can give!

 

[snapppyd]

I think in order to get the 20% off, you have to use your Kohl's charge- check the coupon and see if it says that.

So, you can return the stuff you bought with Kohl's cash, they will give you a merchandise credit for that.

Then you can re-buy the stuff using your Kohl's credit card and the the 20% off coupon.

Good luck!

I think the Kohl's cash has a use by date; so if she does this she will probably lose the Kohl's cash. You have to decide if the 20% off is a better deal. My store doesn't do the merchandise credits anymore.

 

[poohs_hunny]

I figured it probably wouldn't work, but I thought I'd check. I definitely don't want to return and rebuy everything (way too many items and many on clearance so that wouldn't work anyway), but I think I will do that with one more expensive item. Thanks to everyone who gave a helpful suggestion.

 

[Tomader]

Bring the items with you because you probably have to return and then rebuy. You won't loose the Kohl's cash you used to buy it you will just get a merchandise credit for the amount. The 20% is good without using your Kohl's charge. The only thing you need to check is sometimes different sales have different prices. Some of the prices go up when a coupon comes out.

 

[ksjayhawks]

You need to decide if the 20% off will save you enough to make it worth your time and effort. You can return the items and then rebuy them with the coupon but you may find that the new prices you have to pay, even with the 20% off coupon may not make that much of a difference or may end up costing you more.