Would The Order In Which I Hand Out The Discount Coupons Make A Difference In My Savings?

I have 3 discount coupons to use for the item I want to buy (all 3 are accepted)
One is for 10%, the other one for 15% and a $10 off.
Does it make a difference the order by which the cashier processes these coupons?

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One Response to Would The Order In Which I Hand Out The Discount Coupons Make A Difference In My Savings?

  1. mrsdebra says:
    December 22, 2009 at 8:18 pm

    Yeah! 15% off then 10% off then $10 off. $100 item costs $66.50 this way. It will cost $68.85 if you take the $10 off then do the $10% & 15% off coupons.