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    Hello,
    Wondering what you all think about photocopying coupons so you can use them more than once....is this an acceptable thing to do...or wrong?? Do any of you do it?

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    Do you mean internet coupons?
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    It's Illegal to photo copy coupons. Even Internet coupons.
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    If you read the fine print at the bottom of any coupon (including those printed off the internet), it clearly states that you aren't supposed to copy or reproduce them. I'm not for this practice because I feel it makes it harder for all of us to have coupons accepted at stores without a battle.




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    Wrong. Please don't get in trouble.

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    This is the reason why printable coupons are no longer accepted at most stores here.

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    yeah that's what I thought....just wanted to see what the protocol was...I'm new at this coupon thing Thanks everyone!

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    Good thing ya asked!

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    Each internet coupon has a unique print number (not bar code). This is how you know whether coupons you are buying are photocopied or not, which is illegal.
    Also on that note selling coupons is illegal as well. There is a loophole though, you can sell your time collecting and cutting them

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