Juicy Juice Coupon is a Fraud

[DMRick]

In our area, the dishonest people were not the people who printed out legitimate internet coupons, but people who made up their own. That is dishonest. Printing out a coupon that is on line more than once..nope, not dishonest.

This sort of sounds like you are saying people that used the Dove coupons (I didn't, I've never heard of these) were using them dishonestly, when in fact, Dove posted them and should have expected people to use them...just like Nestle. If they didn't want people to print them, then they should have paid the money to put them in the newspaper. I'm thinking that's another manufacturer that thought they could save money by putting the coupon on line and got bit. The internet is a big place..these companies have to wake up to that fact.

I don't know if anyone else remembers this, but back early in the days of Internet coupons Dove put out a freebie coupon and people were printing out hundreds of them Dove stopped honoring them and a bunch of stores ended up holding the bag for the whole mess. Legitimate coupon users have been penalized for the dishonest few ever since.

 

[kfeuer]

In our area, the dishonest people were not the people who printed out legitimate internet coupons, but people who made up their own. That is dishonest. Printing out a coupon that is on line more than once..nope, not dishonest.

This sort of sounds like you are saying people that used the Dove coupons (I didn't, I've never heard of these) were using them dishonestly, when in fact, Dove posted them and should have expected people to use them...just like Nestle. If they didn't want people to print them, then they should have paid the money to put them in the newspaper. I'm thinking that's another manufacturer that thought they could save money by putting the coupon on line and got bit. The internet is a big place..these companies have to wake up to that fact.

Quite honestly, the Dove thing happened years ago and I don't remember the exact details but there was fraud involved. I totally agree that Nestle has handled this badly and I wasn't meaning to imply that anyone who used more then one of the JJ coupons was dishonest. I was just trying to explain (inarticulately, as it turns out ) why internet coupons in our area have been banned for years. Sometimes people only think about how coupon usage affects them, but if stores accept coupons they don't get reimbursed for, that's when coupon policies tighten up and it hurts everybody. It really stinks not being able to use internet coupons!

 

[wdwstar]

I just came across this thread, and I have to say i used a coupon at our kmart monday and the coupon scanned just fine. yesterday i went back to the same kmart and the coupon wouldnt scan anymore, now i know why

 

[Crazoo]

In our area, the dishonest people were not the people who printed out legitimate internet coupons, but people who made up their own. That is dishonest. Printing out a coupon that is on line more than once..nope, not dishonest.

This sort of sounds like you are saying people that used the Dove coupons (I didn't, I've never heard of these) were using them dishonestly, when in fact, Dove posted them and should have expected people to use them...just like Nestle. If they didn't want people to print them, then they should have paid the money to put them in the newspaper. I'm thinking that's another manufacturer that thought they could save money by putting the coupon on line and got bit. The internet is a big place..these companies have to wake up to that fact.

I agree with you. What difference does it make if they're printing the coupon out one per page six times or printing it out one page with six coupons?

I think Nestle underestimated how fast this would spread.

 

[Winston1204]

I used the coupons a few days ago and had no problem. I however have no need for the juice so I brought it to the local food bank which is stocking up on items for Thanksgiving. So, if Nestle made the mistake of putting the coupon out there for everyone, at least they know it's going to good use of people who are less fortunate during the Holiday time.