Forgive the photos as I took them with my camera phone. But I wanted to show you all how and where to print Target coupons in-store in case your stores are not wanting to accept the coupons.
Step One: Find the Registries in your store. They are usually up by customer service.
Step two: Go to one of them and select “Go To Target.com.”
Step Three: Click on Coupons (it’s either on the left or the bottom of the website).
Step Four: Print Your Coupons! They will come out below the keyboard.
Step Five: Enjoy Your Savings!
Hope this helped some of you. Save some ink and paper, and have the peace of mind that you can defend yourself should they want to reject the coupons. See Target coupon matches for this week HERE.
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you are awesome TM
Wow…thanks for that awesome tip. I had no idea you could do that. I always hate using the coupons I print at home because they never scan at the register and they have to manually put each one in. I will give this a try for sure.
I’m so excited about this, as printing is the number 1 thing that brings up the cost of my couponed items!
Claire at Choyster Cash
For real!! That is awesome. This will save me the ink too! Thanks for the tip!
Thanks so much, I have had trouble at my
Target in SW Michigan with THEIR coupons after I had printed htem from home. Was told by cashier there were “many fradulent ones out there.” I wasn’t sure if she meant couponers or Target coupons,so I will try this. Thanks again. PS.I referred a total stranger to your site after helping her redeem a free Redbox movie code. She ws so thankful….all in a day’s work.
my target won’t let me stack their store coupons w/ a mfg. coupon. is this something i should call corporate about?
Fabu tip! LOVE it. Thanks for sharing.
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I did not know this, great tip!!
Thank you for the reminder!!
you can stack a target coupon and manu. coupon unless either coupon prohibits it. If I were you I would go to their guest relations desk and have them call corp. from their store.
Excellent news so you know when you have left your discount coupons at home along with the shopping list at least you can remember some of the things you wanted to buy. Thanks for displaying everything making it simple for anyone to print their own coupons.
Awesome! The main reason I don’t print most coupons I find online is I can’t afford the ink costs. The paper is no big deal, as I usually can get a free pack when I purchase ink, but the ink for an Epson printer is way too expensive. When this printer conks out, I’m going for another brand.