Updated 4-23-2013
Meijer mPerks is a program to receive discounts at the register when you enter in your 10 digit mPerks number, which is the phone number you provide at sign up.
Here’s Some Information about Meijer mPerks:
- Before you head out to shop, virtually clip the Meijer mPerks coupon you want to use.
- When you get to the register, you will simply type in your 10 digit phone number to redeem your coupons at the register.
- Check the eCoupon to see if it is a “Manufacturer’s Coupon” or a “Store Coupon” to determine if you can stack these coupons. If it’s a manufacturer’s coupon, you will not be able to use another coupon with the eCoupon as it will kick out the paper coupon.
You can get a $5 off coupon just for signing up for Meijer mPerks. You can also search the Coupon Database for the latest mPerks, Meijer Mealbox, and many more coupons!
Be aware that standard text message rates do apply if you don’t have an unlimited text messaging plan. Meijer is not charging for these texts but it is dependent on your cell phone plan. IF you don’t have unlimited text messaging, I highly suggest you set up a Google Voice account to receive and send FREE text messages via your computer.
Lacqueratt
I’ve also noticed that those with smaller orders and those who don’t mperk get tons more coupons at the checkout than I do. For example, just a week ago the lady in front of me who had far less than I, got about 10 really good coupons. Many for free items. I know this only because she gave them all to me! Now what did my hundred dollar order using mperks get me? Nothing, nada, zilch. Also my daughter who mperks, but buys much less gets more coupons. Beginning to think the winning strategy here is to buy a couple bucks worth of stuff and pay cash. Then log in your mperks and use all those coupons that you just got!
I also find it aggravating that the total purchase amount had risen to $600. When I started it was $175! We spend about $350-400/mo so a $600 offer is useless. What I’d like to see is the option to select an amount, with larger amounts getting a proportionally greater amount off. Like say, $5 off on $200 OR $12 off $400 OR $20 off $600.
If your amount gets stupid like mine did, do what I did and shop someplace else for a month or two. Or if you can, sign up again using a diff ph no.
Rose
I notice I use MPerks and when some person buying 5 items no MPerks, the coupons at checkout roll out a dozen or more”for me’ I use Mperks and papercoupons (big family), andways zero to one or two spit out??? Why is that???
Maybe not use Mperks as the coupon is usually in Paper anyway?
Kaitlynn
What exactly does “limit one use per coupon” mean, regarding to Earned Rewards?
Carmen
I liked mperks at first. The goals were achievable. I was able to get several in a month. Now after 5-6 months, they keep increasing the amounts I have to spend. At first it was $40 a month in produce or dairy to get x off. I believe the groceries was $350 or more and get $15 off. That I could do. But last month it was $80 a month in product or dairy or $950 for groceries. That is so unrealistic. My total budget for my family of 3 is $500 a month! I chose dairy as I had to get a lot from that department, but I was only spent $48 so therefore I odd not get ANY last month because you can only complete one at a time. I have decided that though I love Meijer and have shopped there for years, I will be shopping other stores from now on. So sad that they keep increasing the amounts you must spend in order to save because peoples budgets don’t increase nor does their consumption. I would think they would rather have loyal happy customers than losing business, but after emailing Meijer my concerns a week ago I have yet to hear back from them.
Ashley
Let me preface this comment by saying I have been shopping at my local Meijer multiple times a week since the day it opened, spending upwards of $500/month there, and doing my grocery shopping and filling prescriptions exclusively there. There are definitely other grocery stores in my town with better prices, but I liked the produce at Meijer and got in the habit of going there. Many, many times I have had mperks not work. You are told to call some outside call center number that is not Meijer customer service, but a separate company that runs mperks. I always brushed it off and said, oh its just a couple dollars, and never went through the hassle of having to call. This last time, was frankly, the last straw. Mperks rewards had an offer stating “spend $80 in electronics between date x and date y, and receive $12 off your total purchase.” We do not normally buy electronics there because other stores are typically cheaper for those items. We had just spent $120 in electronics, and expected $12 to be taken off the purchase. It didn’t. Went to customer service. Were first told by a manager the offer excluded the items we purchased. Not true. It stated it INCLUDED video games on the offer. He just kept trying to make up excuses why our purchase wasn’t eligible for the offer. Then he gave us that number to call that we had received from CS so many other times. The woman at the mperks call center (between LAUGHING at my husband) said the $12 comes off your NEXT purchase. That is not what the offer said. It did not say spend $132 to get $12 off, or even $92 (if we had only met the minimum $80 and then come back and spent another $12 to get the savings). It was spend $80, get $12 off. Not NEXT PURCHASE. They could have just taken the $12 off our bill. Instead, they will be making $6,000 less this year. Do NOT put items in your cart that you would not buy if it weren’t for an mperks offer. There is absolutely no guarantee the coupon will work, and they will not correct it or adjust the price. It is pure FALSE ADVERTISEMENT to get you to put things in your cart and prey on customers not wanting to be embarrassed by holding up the checkout line to take things off that didn’t ring up the way they should.
Luanne
I have used the mPerks 6 times now. I’ve also had to go back to the store for adjustments 3 times! This can be a wonderful system but a system that is only accurate 50% of the time is not acceptable!
Mary Bancroft
I am reading the comments and concerns over mperks–the problems and praises. One person said that she was being charged for text messages from you, and she doesn’t have the texting feature on her cell phone. I don’t have the texting feature either, and if you DO charge for this I am going to cancel mperks. I don’t “clip” that many coupons to justify cost to my cell plan. Please respond. Thanks!
Briana Carter
You may get charged by your phone service provider if you don’t have unlimited text messages or have a limited plan. MEIJER does NOT charge for these text messages. (and I personally am not charging as I’m not in charge of the mPerks program.)
In my coupon classes, I suggest people set up a FREE text number via google.com/voice to receive text messages and voicemails.
If you have any more questions about mPerks or want to speak to someone from Meijer – you can go here to contact them: https://mperks.meijer.com/mperks
Karen
I used it Saturday in Kalamazoo’s West Main store, and it only allowed me to receive $1.00 off my bill. It said $1.00 maximum had been hit. Not Happy!
Katie
On the Meijer website in the coupon policy section it states very clearly that mPerks and Mealbox are considered Meijer coupons and you can use 1 Meijer + 1 Manufacturer per coupon – so if it doesn’t take both off at the register INSIST on it!!!
Lucy
I noticed on my mperks that some are store coupons and some are manufacturer coupons. You can only use 1 manufacturer coupon per item. So if your mperks coupon is a manufacturer coupon you can not use a paper coupon too. if your mperks coupon is a store coupon then you can use a paper coupon too.
Amanda
Does anyone know if there is a limit to how many coupons you can clip?
Amanda
I just signed up and had a coupon for $2 off purchase of $2 (instead of $5). Guess you get more money for working out the bugs in the system/signing up earlier!!
Debbie V.
In signing up for Mperks, I notice that you must allow texts to be sent to your phone. Since I’ve not chosen text as part of my cell plan I get them at 20 cents per text. When it says that you can opt out of the text, does that mean you can still keep use Mperks number without having texts come to your phone?
Thanks for all you do :)
Debbie V.
Jean
Debbie, Hope you get an answer. I am waiting to hear the reply before I sign up.
I also would want to opt out of text because it would cost me.
Char
Try using ur email for messages instead of texts.
Linn Crescentia
It is not true that you Must sign up with a text. That is an option for activating the account. You may opt out of receiving texts without any hard feelings and of course still use mPerks. I hope this helps.
Kristen K
My sister-in-law told me that she has been able to use both Mperks and manf coupons for one item. This was at the Ionia store (or maybe lansing, as that’s where she works). She said she wasn’t sure if it was because she used self check out or not. but apparently it has worked for her.
LeAnn Lewis
I havent shopped at meijer in a very long time. Ill be moving back to Michigan next week. Heres my question….If I load a Mperk Q, and I have a paper Q of different values, which will it take? Should I give my paper Qs first, then the card? Will it make a difference? Thanks Im confused!
Linn Crescentia
At the register you will be given the option of choosing the paper coupon or the mperk coupon if there is a conflict. Your best bet is to put in your phone number and PIN right after the cashier scans your first item.
Anne
Word of caution, watch the register very carefully when you are purchasing an item for which you have clipped an Mperk. The last 3 times I’ve shopped there, the mperks are not coming off. Today I specifically was watching because I was buying a duffle bag for which I had an mperk worth 20% off. The discount did not come off and the cashier was very rude and said he did not know anything about it and I would have to go to the service desk (which had a mile long line). I insisted he find someone to help him as I was not going to be forced to wait longer because their system did not work. He never did get the help and just manually gave me the discount. There are some kinks in this system. I hope they work them out because it is a great idea.
Emily Skinner
Does this require that you have a ‘smart phone’? If so, I am out of luck.
Briana Carter
No it doesn’t have to be a smart phone because you do it online before you get to the store! :) Looks like most of the major carriers work with the mPerks system!
diane
i DONT LIKE THIS PROGRAM , I AM NOT COMPUTER ILLITTERARTE AND STILL HAVE DIFFICULTY. I THINK MEIJER LAID AN EGG WITH THIS ONE. PLEASE GO BACK TO THE DBL COPUPON B4 I FEEL I NEED TO CHANGE GROCERY STORES. . I WAS JUST SHOPPING MONDAY AND YOUR PRICES ARE EDGING ON RIDICULOUS.
Elizabeth Schroeder
Just what does “Before you head out to shop, virtually clip the Meijer mPerks coupon you want to use.” mean???
Nothing we did indicated we were on the right track.
Briana Carter
You have to go to the link to the mPerks site, sign up using your phone number, then “clip” the coupons you want.
Betty
I’ve actually been able to use the mperk, manufacturers, and mealbox coupons on one item, provided it was not b1g1 and the free one had the mperk. I am not sure if it is just the Cadillac store, but since our Meijer refuses to double coupons, I think this a little perk to make up for it.