Of course, if a customer was planning to use the coupon immediately, that step isn't necessary – they could just launch the coupon and show it to the cashier at point-of-sale without storing it for later use (as would be appropriate for one-time use coupons, for example).
Freddie Mac's 5.75% bond due May 11 , 2011 with a one-time call on May 11 , 2007at par, has the same coupon and yield as the Federal Home Loan Banks' 5.75% of May 25 , 2011 callable May 25 , 2007
The businesses can also restrict the coupons to one per customer, configure them for one-time use, limit the total number of coupons that can be generated, and set expiration dates during the coupon creation process.
A year ago, Microsoft's net profit was inflated by $1.14 billion because of a one-time surge in revenue, related to coupon programs to cope with delays in the shipment of Windows Vista and Office 2007.
(Another "one-time sale").
Calculate one-time interest.
It is one of the reasons we spent almost a year building a real time coupon server where geolocated, targeted offers are deployed on the fly on a local level.
And then they declared this alleged right to be a one-time-only offer, like a grocery-store coupon.
FOR products that are truly in demand, like Wii game consoles, tickets to the Super Bowl or cans of corn Niblets on double-coupon day, it may seem reasonable to limit the number a customer can buy at one time.
"In recessionary times, coupons are used to move product," Mr. Mastin said.
