Can you photocopy coupons?

[christinabay]

This is probably the most 'newbie' question there is, but can you photocopy a coupon and use them in store? Alternatively, can you scan a coupon and email it to someone??

Just curious, because the coupons I find don't have any wording with these limits.

Thanks!

[Hollywood1818]

no you cannot most stores won't even take printed coupons because they look like they have been photocopied

[Insane]

I'd be surprised if the coupon didn't say "cannot be duplicated" on it.

[Sporeo]

I'm pretty sure that would be some form of fraud unless they are printable coupons.

[Patty Smyth]

That would be a no-no.

[lekate]

Yea, definitely a no-no.

[AmberLab]

Agreed, a big no to both questions.

[supersave]

I'm pretty sure that would be some form of fraud unless they are printable coupons.

I'd be surprised if the coupon didn't say "cannot be duplicated" on it.

This is probably the most 'newbie' question there is, but can you photocopy a coupon and use them in store? Alternatively, can you scan a coupon and email it to someone??

Just curious, because the coupons I find don't have any wording with these limits.

Thanks!

I would say coupons cannot be copy in any way or else it would be consider as fraud. This should goes to printable or not printable or coupons that didn't say "cannot be duplicate".

[barbs]

please don't try this.....it will just lead to more retailers turning down more printable
coupons........we will all lose out!

[christinabay]

Thanks for the replies! I didn't think you could but then there's so many coupons that you can print online - when really what is the difference between that and photocopying?

But now I know NOT to try it

[Sally888]

I wouldn't advise of it unless you want to be charged with fraud.