Dollar General Policy
Coupon Policy
Updated 6/23/11
Dollar General is pleased to accept Manufacturer’s Coupons and Dollar General Store Coupons at any of our more than 9,500 stores. These coupons come from a variety of sources, including, but not limited to, newspapers, magazines, print-at-home (internet), direct mail, product packaging, and in-store coupon boxes.
Our coupon requirements are as follows:
Dollar General accepts Manufacturer’s and Dollar General issued coupons (Including internet coupons) that meet these requirements:
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Coupons must be original (no photocopies)
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Coupons must have a scan-able barcode or valid promotion code
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Coupons must have a printed expiration date
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Coupons can be redeemed only for items sold at Dollar General, and can be redeemed only for the exact same item (package weight, size, etc.)
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Coupons for free items are only accepted if a purchase is required to get one free
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Maximum of two coupons per item. One coupon must be a Manufacturer’s Coupon and the second coupon must be a Dollar General Coupon as long as neither coupon states that it is not valid with other coupons
Dollar General will NOT accept coupons that:
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Are from other retailers
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Are expired
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Are internet coupons without a scan-able barcode and/or promotion code
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Contain the combination of an invalid barcode that won’t scan and promotion code that the register will not accept
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Are for “free” items, unless a purchase is required (i.e. Buy one get one free is acceptable)
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Do not have a “remit to:” address on the coupon