Kohl's and JCPenney

[Clintonjoseph]

 

 

[exciter1]

I want to use 40% off coupons. Show me how?

[zskid00]

9 hours ago, exciter1 said:

I want to use 40% off coupons. Show me how?

"Promotional offers and coupons can not be used."

Kohls is pretty thorough in excluding a lot of top brands from their coupons and having it setup in their system that way. 

[Mark Twain]

Kohls has a few of the holiday calendar sets on Google Express.


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[Clintonjoseph]

hard to get a good pic, larger section than i thought it would be. nothing was priced except every hp cmf had its own sticker.

[redcell]

Does anyone know what kind of clearance cycle Kohls operates on?

[Mark Twain]

Does anyone know what kind of clearance cycle Kohls operates on?

No idea on the time of year, but clearance generally starts at 60% then goes up to 75% to 90% within 2 to 3 weeks. I got a lot of Frozen crap for my daughter for 90% off a few years ago.


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[terrymc4677]

I stopped in my local store this morning. No Lego yet, but they had a twelve foot section from floor to ceiling cleared out in the toy area, so I'm assuming that's where it will be going. I don't expect much in the way of huge clearance hauls, but it never hurts to have another source nearby. It's interesting to see the places that Lego is popping up now that TRU is gone. 

[exciter1]

I stopped in my local store this morning. No Lego yet, but they had a twelve foot section from floor to ceiling cleared out in the toy area, so I'm assuming that's where it will be going. I don't expect much in the way of huge clearance hauls, but it never hurts to have another source nearby. It's interesting to see the places that Lego is popping up now that TRU is gone. 

JCPenney carries some now too, but not a very large selection.

[shootyb]

I have never noticed Lego being sold at either of these retailers (aside from watches and pens) but noticed that they were both carrying current lines (JW, HP, Ninjago, etc). Unfortunately, neither were offering any discounts and everything was at MSRP. Hopefully their coupons will work in the future!

[exciter1]

I merged Shootyb's last post with this one.

[BillyBricks]

My Kohl's has a small section up that is semi-hidden back by customer service, but nothing is labeled with prices. I saw a new box of HP CMF, so I grabbed a Percival Graves and went to the checkout. The cashier had to call back to someone in customer service because it wouldn't ring up. After about 5 minutes of standing around, he got a response, typed in something on his computer, and the price rang up $14.99. (I guess they really are trying to fill TRU's shoes with some good ol' markups.) I told him that price wasn't right, showed him the price on my phone for other retailers, he called back again, and after waiting, the price finally came up correctly.  

[MusiKyle]

On 9/2/2018 at 12:49 PM, exciter1 said:

JCPenney carries some now too, but not a very large selection.

Doesn't sound like JCPenney is doing very good (few brick & morter are) so this is just in time for their possible bankruptcy as well.  

[exciter1]

I guess we can add Dollar General.

[Thanos75]

I knew about the Dollar General thing awhile ago but couldn't say anything. We had a meeting with them about selling smaller lower priced sets...similar to Walgreen's.