Sale/promotions explanation

So I just recently read that you can only apply a promotion code to a single item rather than a whole purchase.

So I was planning to get multiple items which all totaled well over 150, and using the 30% off on all of it. Now I'm realizing I can't do that. Not too much worry, as one of the items was over 150 to begin with. But now I'm wondering if I can use the other discounts in the same purchase?

So like the 30% code on the $150 toy, another code on an item that's $40 something, and another code on an item that's $55? Or can I only use one code per purchase? Or do I have to make separate purchases? less

Well now it doesn't matter anyway because I was going to buy some JJ products and now they've done another fuckass skeevy non-promotion that makes everything more expensive than it would be if they just didn't do shit at all.

I'm honestly starting to hate how they seem to run their business enough to abandon attempts to purchase a single god damn thing from them. They're vibes are overpriced in the first place. Other companies doing specific sales are doing it to help customers.

Jimmyjane, don't think you're winning anyone over by giving a 20% sale on products that would otherwise have 25% and 30% discounts if you had done nothing. It's not appreciated, and you know what? I don't think you need the extra money. I shall go fume and decide on some other shit to buy.

/hostile rant. less

Yeah they seriously have me pissy at this point. That was the number one thing I was going to get. Over 230 dollars worth of stuff. One item of which was not JJ, the rest was.

Now? No. Don't think I'm doing it. They already had a 20% "sale" that was supposed to have ended on the 19th. I watched it go by. And one of their reps seems to have lied to me about a sale they didn't seem to actually have in November and resulted in the price of one of their items seeing an inexplicable $100+ hike.

As much as I think I'd like some of the products, I'm too frustrated and turned off about it to want to give them money. Or even points.

Meh. less

I may sound stupid - but it is my understanding that as an advanced reviewer (I'm not sure if you are one - I didn't check your profile - sorry) - you can buy up to 6 items per month at 30% off....why not buy the items you want at that discount and then do a review on them?

Just remember - if you've already received a free item to review this month - you can't do a buyout review for 30 (or 31?) days from when you got your free item.

Kinda like - do your buy-out reviews at the same time you do your free item assignment. less