Thursday thoughts: Store coupon polices & contact information

It's a great idea to have the store coupon policies with you when you shop at a store in case there is any confusion at the register. Recently, there have been a number of questions on the blog about the grocery store and drug store coupon polices and who to contact when there is an issue or question that is not resolved in the store.

Here is a list of store coupon policy links and store contact information. I recommend you print out the coupon polices for the stores you shop so you have them handy when there is a question in the store. You can also pull them up on your smart phone from these links, if you can get reception in the store.  If you don’t feel like the issue was resolved appropriately, you can always call the customer service number for the store to voice your concern.

If there is another store in the area that you would like to see on this list, post it in the comments section below. I did not include stores that generally do not accept coupons or don’t have any written coupon policy.

(Aldi does not accept coupons, but they do have some unique policies you will want to know about before heading to their store to shop.)

Harris Teeter Customer Service phone number: 1-800-432-6111, option 2.

Most Triangle area Kroger stores now accept 5 multiples of coupons. Check with your specific store for details.

Lowes Foods Customer Service phone number: 888-537-8646

Food Lion Customer Service phone number: 1-800-210-9569

CVS Customer Service phone number: 1-800-746-7287

Rite Aid Customer Service phone number: 1-800-748-3243

Walgreens Customer Service phone number: 1-800-925-4733

Target Customer Service phone number: 1-800-440-0680

Walmart Customer Service phone number: 1-800-925-6278