5 Things Couponers Shouldn't Do! - The Krazy Coupon Lady

Yes and no… No, because it’s illegal to sell coupons. Yes, because it’s not illegal to buy coupons from a legitimate coupon clipping service that charges for clipping the coupons. Selling coupons is a violati… See more

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Is it illegal to sell coupons?

No, because it’s illegal to sell coupons. Yes, because it’s not illegal to buy coupons from a legitimate coupon clipping service that charges for clipping the coupons. Selling coupons is a violation of the “non-transferability clause” fine printed on every coupon. This means that if we buy a coupon, it voids the coupon. ...

Is it legal to sell coupons?

Selling coupons is illegal and goes against most manufacturers’ redemption policies, making the coupons technically void for use. However, you can purchase coupons from coupon clipping services. ...

How much can a coupon sell for online?

A single coupon can sell for more than $100 online. If you enjoying couponing, why not sell the ones you don’t need to make some extra cash? ...

Can you sell a coupon if you buy a stockpile?

Selling coupons is a violation of the “non-transferability clause” fine printed on every coupon. This means that if we buy a coupon, it voids the coupon. Coupon sellers tend to list with a “disclaimer” saying they are selling their “time,” but this doesn’t negate the non-transferability clause. 2. Can I sell products from my stockpile? ...

Is it illegal to copy coupons?

Copying coupons is illegal and a common form of coupon fraud, known as counterfeiting. This includes copying coupons you received in the Sunday paper, using copies you get from friends or family, and downloading copies of print coupons online. Copying coupons should not be done, as the original coupon is typically taken by the retailer. ...

Are coupons a legal disclaimer?

Coupon sellers often include legal disclaimers stating that they are selling their time, a service, or even envelopes that just happen to contain coupons instead of the coupons themselves. Such statements are invalid and do not offer any legal protection. ...