Ebay $30 Coupon After $150 Purchase

[MistaFreeze]

Think it's over

 

[Sattern]

Be careful with those, my dad used the coupon on a purchase of like 10 dollars and the remaining 20 vanished, make sure you buy something that is 30 or more to be sure your code will be fully used and not expire.

 

[MistaFreeze]

Be careful with those, my dad used the coupon on a purchase of like 10 dollars and the remaining 20 vanished, make sure you buy something that is 30 or more to be sure your code will be fully used and not expire.

Yeah it says on the fine print of the coupon what the stipulations are. Generally, you have to use it all at once. No offense to your dad, but the fine print is there for people to read.

 

[Rassi]

And these are really random if they come to your account or not...

 

[SimMike2]

One of the few times I got one of these email offers and I actually want to buy something over $150. Mine expires 8-19

 

[John Connor]

I use e Bay all the time and I have NEVER seen this coupon. I plan on spending more than $150 next month too damn it.

 

[Heloperator]

Wish I had one of these. Do you have to sell an item to get this?

 

[sam_816]

never got any of these. need it dearly. spending a lot of moolah on ebay.

 

[ibex333]

Yeah it says on the fine print of the coupon what the stipulations are. Generally, you have to use it all at once. No offense to your dad, but the fine print is there for people to read.

Fair enough, but at the same time it pisses me off when people defend the full legitimacy and legality of fine print. Fine print is scamming made legal. In light of practices such as this, I wonder why is it illegal to flat out steal or defraud... Oh wait, the former was approved in court and the latter is well... "Too blatantly obvious?"

Think about it. It is obvious that fine print was created for a reason. To "conceal" certain information they hope you will not see. So why in the $%*! is this considered ok and legal?

 

[DesiPower]

I did not see anything like that, seems like YMMV