I just did a quick check on one of my go-to sites, the Save-a-Lot Facebook Page, and noticed that they have put up a new $5 off $25 printable coupon for February. If you shop at a Publix store that accepts Save-a-Lot competitor coupons and need multiples of this coupon, make sure you change the number of how many you’d like to print when the printer dialogue box opens prior to printing. Note that printing one and then making copies of that one would be fraudulent, so don’t do that.
$5 off $25 Save-a-Lot printable store coupon
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The coupon states “Limit one per person or household”. Wouldn’t using more than one be fraudulent regardless?
I don’t believe so. Perhaps unethical could apply, if you actually believe that the limit means one per person or household for all time. Furthermore, the word “fraud” or “fraudulent” refers only to an actual criminal act. Photocopying a coupon is a criminal act. Exceeding a printed limit on a coupon is not.
Splitting hairs I suppose. I encourage everyone to use their own judgment in areas where there is not a black and white legal issue.