Equal or lesser value?

Question

What does it mean when the coupon says "equal or lesser value"

Answer 1

SAME PRICE OR LOWER PRICE

Answer 2

If it says you can buy a meal get one free for 'equal or lesser value' that you buy one meal and the free one must cost the same or less to get it free...

Answer 3

The item that you can use the coupon cost less money than the item purchased.

For Example

you have a coupon that says "buy one, get one free - of equal or lesser value"

if you want 2 items, Item A is $10, and Item B is $15, you will pay $15 and get item A for free.  You can not buy Item A and get Item B for free.

Answer 4

either the same amount as the item your purchasing, or cheaper

Answer 5

it meas equal or lesser value.

if I go for coffee and my moch is $3.50 I can use that coupon and get a coffee for $3.50 or under.

Answer 6

That sounds like a "Buy 1 Get 1 Free" coupon.  The "Free" item is specified as being as "equal or lesser value" to the item being purchased.  Basically, if you are buying one item and getting one for free you will pay for the more expensive of the two and the cheaper one will be your free item.  If both are the same price then that is equal value so it doesn't matter which is paid for and which is free.