To me, and every employee that has read the coupon, commas mean OR. They screwed the pooch when they worded the coupon. There is nothing that clearly states all 4 titles much be purchased. We all know that's what they intended, but thanks for the poor wording, I haven't gotten any arguments from cashiers, or managers. I used the coupon 3 times, and had to get supervisor approval twice. All 5 employees agreed that it was $16 off of one title...

I was never going to fight them on it but I was able to use my $16 coupon on the New Moon DVD on Saturday. My cashier called a manager over to override but he did it with no issue. So I left the store with the 3-disc version for only $3.99 and tax. Can't beat that.

I give up.

So there's a $16 off at redplum, I only saw the $10 off and $5 off?

Are you lost? Three Computers. Each computer lets you print two of the same coupon. 3 X 2 = 6

Oh, I get it. But do you not see that using three computers to print six coupons that you used to get $16 off six separate titles--instead of the 24 that it was supposed to have been--is some serious loophole exploitation? This is the kind of thing that studios fear happening...and why so few of them offer coupons in the first place. I realize it's 2 per computer and not person, and that the language on the coupon isn't as specific as the $5 and $10 coupons. But seriously, do you not see this?

It is right there with the other DVD coupons. Perhaps someone on your computer already printed it twice.

Edit to add: Actually, i think it stays there no matter if it's printed, but will just tell you you've hit the max printings if you try to print it thrice. I just checked the site and the coupon is still there. Maybe it's only for certain zip codes? Change yours. But most likely you're just temporarily blind.

Ohh well... Perhaps next time they will proof read their coupons. Studios should have nothing to fear what-so-ever. All they have to do is word coupons correctly and the problem is solved. The simple word of "together" would have solved the issue. But I do understand what you are saying...

Sort of... It's a $16.00 off coupon when you buy New Moon, Twilight In Forks, Bandslam, & Astro Boy together. HOWEVER, due to poor wording it doesn't actually state that you need to buy all for titles so at some stores (Target/Walmart) you can get away with using the coupon as $16.00 off each individual title.

That $16 coupon worked for me at Target. 3 Disc Exclusive for $5.09 after tax. The coupon wouldn't scan so she just manually entered it without saying a word about it.

I am going back after work and try to get Astroboy for 5 bucks too.

Well, to my surprise, it worked for me at Target today as well.

I got the Blu-ray for $8.99, although I realized when I got home that it was the "Target Exclusive" edition. Does Target even carry the regular Blu-ray edition, and is there is difference in price?

Oh yeah, I bought New Moon 2-Disc BD with Film Cell for just $3.97 plus tax!

How did you manage that?

For this release, there is no price difference, so you might as well keep the exclusive... You get a bonus disc AND a film cel...

I pmed Frys ($19.97) at Target then apply $16 off Redplum coupon. So I paid $3.97 + tax out to door.

Gotcha nice deal. Too bad no Frys around here :\

Nice....
So not only did you get them to accept the coupon, but you also got them to price match to their own exclusive version which is technically not even allowed by their policy....two dupes in one...

Yes, there is, $5....Target is selling the standard 1-disc BD for $19.99 and their exclusive 2-disc BD for $24.99.....