Bed Bath and Beyond Coupons could be a thing of the past.

Agreed! I don't think their prices are competitive enough without those coupons. In fact, I will only shop there when I have one. I hate that they started doing the 10% when they "expire".

I disliked when they changed the coupons to 20% then 10% after a very short time. I don't shop there often, and that made me shop there less. I am certainly not going to pay $30/year to receive 20% off. The amount I would have to spend to recoup that fee is more than I would typically spend there in a year.

I think I go in there twice a year if that. I did some price comparisons and found that the only time shopping there was worth it was when I had a 20% coupon.

Amazon continues to get a good chunk of my shopping.

Agreed.  I used to go there a lot but I've cut way back on those type of purchases.  I keep their coupons in my vehicle all the time so I do use the coupons.  There is something I need from them right now that I probably wouldn't shop online for.  Some things you just want to see and feel in person. However there are many other things I can buy online and save the drive particularly if I'm not going to get the 20% off.

I had no idea the coupons went to 10% after awhile. When stores constantly offer coupons, it makes me not want to buy anything there without a coupon. This place, Kohls, JcPenney, and JoAnn Fabrics. I think their prices are higher to reflect the "savings" from the coupons.

I don't shop there often, but if I can't use a coupon, it will be almost never.

The only time I shop there is for my soda stream refills & only with a coupon. I'll find some other place to trade in the co2 canisters & get new ones.

At the end of the article, it says BB&B will continue with the coupons:



For people who shop there a lot, the loyalty program may be preferable. You automatically get 20% off your entire purchase so you don't have to bother with having multiple coupons. Those who only shop there occasionally will still be able to use a paper coupon.

As for expired coupons being reduced to 10%, that's not happened at my BB&B (yet). I have been told in the past that each store's manager can set their own coupon policy, so that may explain why mine hasn't moved to reducing coupon value.

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I didn't know they reduced oldere coupons to 10% either. We go there all the time for CO2 refills for the soda stream because it's less expensive there than anywhere else with the coupons. We go through a lot so it adds up.

They are just SO overpriced. Even with a 20% off coupon their stuff is more than I would pay. I don't think I've ever actually purchased anything there. That chain is in trouble.

I go so seldomly and find that their prices are not competitive and I too am bothered by how "full" or cluttered the place has become. It makes me feel a little claustrophobic a bit and I don't feel that at any other store.

Oh - and I'm not fragrance sensitive, but I swear that place exudes strong fragrance that even gets my head pounding.

I always think I need to go there when I get a coupon in the mail - but end up not doing it.

Their loyalty program is not going to work for me to encourage more visits. I too will stick with Amazon.

We buy our K-cups there and some items that are cheaper than ULTA especially with the coupon. Ours are always 20% off. I really like the $5 off a $15 purchase.

This is interesting. I have two stores, so convenient, one I pass almost daily. I hardly ever stop though, their store is crammed and awkward. If text or email coupon has expired I feel like I need to wait until I have the paper one. But it must be my problem- how many forms do they need to send me discounts?

I'm not enticed to shop there!

I bought an electric blanket last week and with the coupon I saved about $55 with it. That's the only way I will shop there. I love my blanket, but really? $55 is a LOT of money to save!