20% off kmart coupon (use on 360, ps3, or whatever)

[yeos]

I'm not sure if this has been posted on this forum already, but it can't hurt to help you guys out.

Pretty much it's a kmart 20% off ONE ITEM coupon that's been flying around. There are a bunch of restrictions and they are not supposed to be used on home electronics or be accepted as a printed copy. There are two coupons, one expiring soon, and another going to be in effect right after. I picked up a 360 Premium with Forza 2 and Allied Alliance for $279 after the 20% off and before tax. So I essentially got the Premium for the price of an Arcade. After purchasing the system I also got a receipt coupon for $15 off purchase of $25 at the end of the month.

A couple things though, 1. Do not call the store to ask for the availability of the system, 2. Do not call and ask if you can use this coupon on etc. etc., 3. Go to the store and if they have the system, just ask to buy it and hand them the coupon when you pay for it.

Just read the thread posted below for more details. Your miles may vary depending on the person that checks you out. People have been using this on 360's, PS3's, TV's etc.

Cheers.

http://forums.slickdeals.net/showthr...hreadid=647742

[CameronJr9]

Straight from the coupon.

"Any other use constitutes fraud."

I wouldn't try this.

[bizzybearfigiblue]

[yeos]

Originally Posted by CameronJr9

Straight from the coupon.

"Any other use constitutes fraud."

I wouldn't try this.

It is up to the clerk to check the fine print on the coupon and decline the coupon. These coupons are available at kmarts with pharmacy's as well as them being emailed online. How else would we use a coupon emailed to you without printing it out yourself? I even had manager approval take a look at my coupon and he said it was okay. The only thing that people get rejected for is that it's not used on "Sears Home Electronics". Different managers and clerks take that statement differently and may or may not allow you to use it. If anything, the company should have marked it as "Kmart Home Electronics" since it can only be used at Kmart and not Sears. It's confusion brought on by themselves.