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I suspect they disclosed in the fine print that they could discontinue the program at any time. If they did, they did nothing wrong.

Care to show me that fine print?

Mr. Comix, if you'll please follow me out back I'll introduce you to Bruno. Bruno is in charge of explaining the Walgreen's ‘fine print’ policy.

I can't find anything in the fine print that they can discontinue the program at anytime. Seems to me they didn't discontinue the program...they altered their agreement mid promo.

According to their website today Walgreens Super Jingle Cash near bottom of page.

Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h can only be redeemed on a total purchase that exceeds the dollar amount of the Super Jingle Ca$h coupon. Only one Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h coupon redeemed per transaction. Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h cannot be redeemed for cash. Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h is earned after all applicable discounts and before any manufacturer coupons or taxes are imposed. Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h redemption cannot be combined with any other Walgreens STOCK UP store coupon in the same transaction. To earn Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h, eligible purchases include regular and sale-priced items. If merchandise purchased with Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h is subsequently returned or price adjusted, the value of the Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h previously earned and / or the amount of the merchandise refund may be reduced to reflect any unearned value. Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h cannot be bought, reproduced, transferred or sold. No cash value. No cash back.

*Walgreens Super Jingle Ca$h cannot be earned or redeemed on purchases of the following products and services: prescriptions and items prohibited by law, tobacco, alcoholic beverages, lottery tickets, money orders / transfers, transportation passes, postage stamps, dairy, prescription savings club membership, health care services, gift / phone / prepaid cards.

I love Walgreens....