I agree that it is against the law to "sellcoupons". However, to give
someone the coupons free and have a processing fee would be perfectly
legit. If a company were to try to hard to go by the letter of the
law, they would cut their own sales / profits. My wife and I just
joined a neighborhood coupon clippers club where people get together
over coffee and swap "two Betty Crocker something for a half off oil
change". It's fun and is a blast! Sortal like bingo with a lot of
people involved.
I see no harm in a processing fee, a club member****p charge, call it
as you wish. Best of luck to all coupon clippers!!
....<humor> I have a coupon for half off a half eaten lunch at
Dennys! Any takers! :)
Don, Las Vegas
On Jun 10, 11:49 am, ladylynx1063 <LyndaSteff...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> No, it is not.
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> I sell coupons, but I don't. =)
> The money sent is a handling fee, not for the coupons themselves (if
> that makes sense?!)
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> On Jun 9, 6:45 pm, "metronid" <metro...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Is it gainst the law to sell buy or trade coupons
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