Huge coupons on iheartcvs website

[pbtx]

I'd love those coupons also! Thanks!

ditto

thanks!

 

[OnourwaytoWDW]

me too!!

 

[kimsuenew]

Found it I believe! For those wondering about any printed coupons being legit, you can try these links (I don't print coupons anymore as I got a virus doing so (after installing a "required" coupon printer app)... for those of you that do, these sites may be of interest to you!


http://www.couponsinc.com/crc/index.asp or http://www.couponsinc.com/crc/retailers-fraud.asp
(both are links to the same place) You will put the code on your coupon (this is for printable coupons I believe, not the type you get in your Sunday paper! It is supposed to verify if it is legit!

http://www.cents-off.com/body_coupon_counterfeiters.htm
This site simply makes you aware of known counterfiet coupons!

 

[susan137]

I'd like the coupons pm'd to me as well, if anyone has them. Thanks so much!!

Susan

 

[LanaJae]

I think its inevitable that this company (vyrlmkt) will file bankruptcy once the high value coupons start being redeemed by stores because they didn't use any security features.

It appears that their goal was to attract buzz to their company, and after a certain number of Facebook accounts installed their software, they intended to decrease the value.

As of right now, the coupons are legit, but it won't be long before you see flyers of these coupons at all the major grocery stores saying they don't accept them.

It's companies like this that destroy the integrity of internet printable coupons. If a store remembers you as being a person who used several of these coupons, it might be hard to shop there once the fallout hits from this. All the major bargaining sites had a thread about them and many had pdf versions of the coupons posted - the company has asked for those to be removed, but they are still being forwarded by thousands of individuals.

 

[cseca]

I think its inevitable that this company (vyrlmkt) will file bankruptcy once the high value coupons start being redeemed by stores because they didn't use any security features.

It appears that their goal was to attract buzz to their company, and after a certain number of Facebook accounts installed their software, they intended to decrease the value.

As of right now, the coupons are legit, but it won't be long before you see flyers of these coupons at all the major grocery stores saying they don't accept them.

It's companies like this that destroy the integrity of internet printable coupons. If a store remembers you as being a person who used several of these coupons, it might be hard to shop there once the fallout hits from this. All the major bargaining sites had a thread about them and many had pdf versions of the coupons posted - the company has asked for those to be removed, but they are still being forwarded by thousands of individuals.

So are you saying that these high value coupons are definitely fake then?
Or are they real and they just pulled them off to reduce usage?

 

[LanaJae]

So are you saying that these high value coupons are definitely fake then?
Or are they real and they just pulled them off to reduce usage?

No they aren't fake, they're legitimate, but it's doubtful that the company made enough in advertising money to be able to reimburse the stores for their value. They probably had enough money to reimburse the high value ones for a certain number of Facebook accounts that joined. Right now, the number being used, or potentially being used, is probably many thousand times the number they planned for (because of the ability to share and reproduce without any security built in such as limiting number printed and having unique codes on each coupon).

 

[cseca]

No they aren't fake, they're legitimate, but it's doubtful that the company made enough in advertising money to be able to reimburse the stores for their value. They probably had enough money to reimburse the high value ones for a certain number of Facebook accounts that joined. Right now, the number being used, or potentially being used, is probably many thousand times the number they planned for (because of the ability to share and reproduce without any security built in such as limiting number printed and having unique codes on each coupon).

Aaah... thank you.
I was really afraid that I was using fake coupons...
I really didn't meant to.

 

[wovenwonder]

I'd appreciate a forwarded pdf if anyone has one.
lgeckert@ptd.net

Thanks!

 

[LanaJae]

Aaah... thank you.
I was really afraid that I was using fake coupons...
I really didn't meant to.

That's what makes me so mad about the companies that do this - the consumers are doing the right thing, but when the stores don't get reimbursed, it's the consumers that end up being hurt.

I'm sure they have every intention of reimbursing all the coupons at this point, but as soon as CVS sends in the $6 coupons for Pantene from this week's sale, I'm sure it will wipe out the company (not to mention all the grocery stores with the cereal and pizza coupons).

 

[Kathi OD]

There were $6 coupons for Pantene?? Why do I always miss out on the good stuff??

 

[marshallandcartersmo]

No they aren't fake, they're legitimate, but it's doubtful that the company made enough in advertising money to be able to reimburse the stores for their value. They probably had enough money to reimburse the high value ones for a certain number of Facebook accounts that joined. Right now, the number being used, or potentially being used, is probably many thousand times the number they planned for (because of the ability to share and reproduce without any security built in such as limiting number printed and having unique codes on each coupon).

I understand what you're saying. But I remember when I clicked on mine through Facebook and got the .50 ones, there was something at the top of the screen that asked you about forwarding the coupons with your friends. I don't have the exact words because I don't have it up anymore.

Now I totally understand maybe they didn't realize there would be so many people forwarding the large amount coupons. And maybe someone forwarded it to iheartcvs's website and that's how she/he posted it......I really don't know. Was it right for her to post them? That's not for me to decide.

But in this day and age I find it hard to believe that a company wouldn't realize that #1--people would forward the coupons to friends, post them on the web, print out lots. #2--they should have done something to make it not limit-less printing. I know there's a way to do that, send out individual codes on each coupon (I just don't know the technical term).

I don't think they are fake coupons. I think they are coupons that are out there to use and the company didn't realize how much people would use them. Same thing as the old Juicy Juice coupons.

 

[unlimiteddisney]

If it's not to much trouble I would like them too. Please. ep121982@yahoo.com

If everyone who wants them gave you there e-mail address then you could send one e-mail to everyone.

 

[LanaJae]

I understand what you're saying. But I remember when I clicked on mine through Facebook and got the .50 ones, there was something at the top of the screen that asked you about forwarding the coupons with your friends. I don't have the exact words because I don't have it up anymore.

Now I totally understand maybe they didn't realize there would be so many people forwarding the large amount coupons. And maybe someone forwarded it to iheartcvs's website and that's how she/he posted it......I really don't know. Was it right for her to post them? That's not for me to decide.

But in this day and age I find it hard to believe that a company wouldn't realize that #1--people would forward the coupons to friends, post them on the web, print out lots. #2--they should have done something to make it not limit-less printing. I know there's a way to do that, send out individual codes on each coupon (I just don't know the technical term).

I don't think they are fake coupons. I think they are coupons that are out there to use and the company didn't realize how much people would use them. Same thing as the old Juicy Juice coupons.

That's just it, this company is brand new, they just partnered with a company called CMS in June. CMS processes coupon refunds to stores.

No individual here or anywhere else who used or printed the coupons did anything wrong. The company that did this was just stupid.

 

[marshallandcartersmo]

That's just it, this company is brand new, they just partnered with a company called CMS in June. CMS processes coupon refunds to stores.

No individual here or anywhere else who used or printed the coupons did anything wrong. The company that did this was just stupid.

That about sums it up!!!

 

[jmcross]

I'd like them too if possible.

jmcross2@yahoo.com

 

[Minnie's Pal]

If they are legit, I'd love someone to email me too.

 

[elysian]

I'd like them too if possible.




It may not be a good idea for everyone to post their e-mail address? I wonder if there is another way to make this easy? I'm thinking.....

 

[Jeninindy]

I would love a copy of the coupons if they are still available!!!

PM me!! Thanks!

 

[sd mouse]

I would love a copy of the coupons too if someone would pm me a copy, or email to alverj@yahoo.com