Walking into the Sams Club, the door bouncer employee, hands each person a flyer with various coupons for products you can get at a discount. Each coupon lists "Limit one" except one coupon which has no limit restriction listed on the coupon. So one would assume that it was not limited to one. The product was flooring, you buy 10 and get $40 off. The tag above the product did not have any limit either. So I tried to buy 50 boxes assuming that Sams Club would honor the coupon that was given to me upon entering the store. Upon checking out, they tell me that the coupon will only be good for 10 boxes, the rest are full price. I said there is no limit on this coupon. They call the manager who then goes upstairs to find a way around giving me the coupon advertised price. He comes back and says "You have to go online to see the coupon with the Limit One listed on it. I said "but this was handed to me when I walked in the door". So in my viewpoint this is false advertising, and I think that if a store gives you a coupon when you walk in the door they should honor it. Buyer beware at Sams, it should be called Scams Club.