[nkrisc]

So if Amazon and Kohl's have the same item for the same price, you could buy it on Amazon, return it to Kohl's, and then buy it again at a 25% discount?

Seems like hardly worth the hassle but could be nice if that promotion lasts.

[unexpected]

Kohl's is king of overpricing items to then offer massive sales through "Kohl's points", coupons, etc. Their retail prices are B.S. I don't know anyone that pays retail at Kohl's - people shop there to brag about how much of a 'deal' they're getting, which isn't much of a deal at all.

[trakter]

Kohl's also reprices many of their products on a daily basis. I used to be a repricer. I would walk through every night for hours changing the price labels on all the stands. That's why they have updated so many of their price labels to be electronic.

[mrkstu]

Generally yes, but you can stack discounts often if you play the game. Things like shoes on clearance can end up at 15% of their original price- I've gotten a wide variety of stuff like that.

Now my wife on the other hand, will usually end up just with Kohls Cash and maybe 20% off, so it ends up fairly meh in the wash.

[smileysteve]

Kohls is likely only the same price with the 25% discount and your Kohl's credit card.

[bluedino]

It's probably restricted so that certain items and brands do not qualify.