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[mcon]

Wait, so this group is SELLING p&g product on the page....is that legit?

well they bought the stuff, so what they are doing is not illegal.
and for the taking whole pads, how do coupon traders think the other guy got 100s of 1.50 toothpaste coupons, or zantac etc etc.....

[wolfwoman]

Because of people like this, company's have change the design of coupon holders. The new ones in my area have a metal screw in them and when you try to take EVEN 1 coupon, it rips the paper to h*ll. They has made it almost impossible for legit couponers to use them now.

[jezz]

I don't think you are actually allowed to resell it...mainly I think that because what about taxation...i'm sure the government wants their 2 cents. When you resell a vehicle you repay the tax and the small business owner that buys from Costco has to remit tax....that's what I wonder....although I'd happily ignore that if the coupon issue was resolved....haha!

J

[CrazyQT]

Not much difference selling it on facebook than selling them at a yard sale. IMO. Not saying it's right but where do you draw the line?

[abbasgirl]

I'm a little surprised that people are taking them up on these offers. You can get these items at the same prices in the store without having to deal with creeps on the internet.

[abbasgirl]

Actually, I had a few extra minutes to think..... Maybe P&G's reaction would be to shut down the group since their articles are clearly not for resale.... but there's a chancec they may also choose to issue less coupons... and that would hurt more people. (Although frankly.... our household's p&g consumption has decreased a LOT with all the annoying restrictions/lesser values....and I'm slowly trying to convert my bounty wh*re to Sponge towels )

P&G is already well aware of the issue. This has been going on for a long time. The "annoying restrictions" are one of their attempts to deal with these and other issues they've been having. They may be quite interested in tracking these people down.

[GracieAnne]

Because of people like this, company's have change the design of coupon holders. The new ones in my area have a metal screw in them and when you try to take EVEN 1 coupon, it rips the paper to h*ll. They has made it almost impossible for legit couponers to use them now.

I'm glad I'm not the only one that has noticed that. Last few tearpads I've found have been like that and it's impossible to take one without it looking like it's been crumbled in a ball and sent through the washing machine.

[frankienitka]

This is like a home business so hopefully the government will find out and request taxes. That's the part a lot of people forget, you have a maximum that you can sell and declare it as your own, after that it becomes a business. They cracked down on Ebay, hopefully they will do the same for FB. Once they come knocking, you have to prove them wrong and that's difficult to do when you're out on the open like this.

[tmlskk01]

I'm glad I'm not the only one that has noticed that. Last few tearpads I've found have been like that and it's impossible to take one without it looking like it's been crumbled in a ball and sent through the washing machine.

I just had a fight with the new black diamond tearpad at superstore! The new ones with the screw! urggg! I wanted two coupons, I did it one at a time but they still both ripped and crumbled. Had to tape those bad boys back together, annoying!

[leymi15]

I just had a fight with the new black diamond tearpad at superstore! The new ones with the screw! urggg! I wanted two coupons, I did it one at a time but they still both ripped and crumbled. Had to tape those bad boys back together, annoying!

You're lucky to take some, I was at RCSS today and not signs of BD cheese, somebody take all of the New TP even with the metal screw.



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[KimLeducAB]

Because of people like this, company's have change the design of coupon holders. The new ones in my area have a metal screw in them and when you try to take EVEN 1 coupon, it rips the paper to h*ll. They has made it almost impossible for legit couponers to use them now.

I know they have definitely changed the format. What I am noticing now though is that someone in my area is doing is completely destroying that screw and pulling it off altogether on both sides! I mean they don't take the whole bunch but still you have to be pretty desperate for a coupon if you are tearing it apart?

As far as those screw things, I have found a little trick ( because just about every tear pad in my area is screw style now) if you grab 2-3 at a time and pull the coupons off the pad up to the screw, then tug towards you just a little you can loop it over the screw without damaging the coupon too badly. You have to hold it right near the screw though to not damage the coupon. I still get a little tear one way or the other but overall not nearly as bad as ripping the coupon all to hell. Hope that helps some of ya!

[torontogal12]

Eww why would people buy off a random person on Facebook who doesn't have a store or anything? Could be counterfeit or off the back of a truck. Why risk it? Also, the prices are cheaper in the store lmao. Probably costs sellers more in gas and time than the few cents profit they're actually making. Not a smart biz model

Re: the screw, I also hate it because even just one coupon rips. I hate struggling with it and looking like I'm trying to take a whole tearpad, when I'm just trying to get one. I keep thinking stockboys are judging me

[mcon]

Eww why would people buy off a random person on Facebook who doesn't have a store or anything? Could be counterfeit or off the back of a truck. Why risk it? Also, the prices are cheaper in the store lmao. Probably costs sellers more in gas and time than the few cents profit they're actually making. Not a smart biz model

Re: the screw, I also hate it because even just one coupon rips. I hate struggling with it and looking like I'm trying to take a whole tearpad, when I'm just trying to get one. I keep thinking stockboys are judging me

i recently got 4 windex for tax only, and i got stuck with the cashier that doesnt like me much already because i PM and stack coupons.
she had the gull to say "oh...so your cleaning a lot of windows then" , i had to answer, "no" and grin while she pricematched and took my coupons, muahahahah


they buy it because its cheaper than in the store.

at my flea market by me, almost EVERY asian seller has a box full of counterfeit gillette razor cartridges , people dont clue in that they cost 30-40 instore, and these sellers are selling them for $15 each.....they see the deal, so they buy.....

[cheekysaver]

There is just no excuse for clearing off brand new tearpads within minutes of them being up in a store. People like this hurt couponers and low income people that need these coupons.... and why... for profit. What goes around comes around... I am sure they will get theirs in the end.

[torontogal12]

But some of the products on this Facebook page are not cheaper than the store. Some people make no sense

i recently got 4 windex for tax only, and i got stuck with the cashier that doesnt like me much already because i PM and stack coupons.
she had the gull to say "oh...so your cleaning a lot of windows then" , i had to answer, "no" and grin while she pricematched and took my coupons, muahahahah


they buy it because its cheaper than in the store.

at my flea market by me, almost EVERY asian seller has a box full of counterfeit gillette razor cartridges , people dont clue in that they cost 30-40 instore, and these sellers are selling them for $15 each.....they see the deal, so they buy.....