I love vouchers! I only eat or do activities in which I can use a voucher for. It is so much less expensive! My favorite sites are Living Social and Groupon.
I buy vouchers from Groupon, Restaurant.com, and Gilt. I usually buy restaurant or food vouchers. Most of them are a good deal especially for trying out new restaurants on the cheap.
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Buying second hand or defective ones are best way to save good amount of money. Look out for deals where you get little or slight defects but at heavy discounted price, keep a watch and eyes open. Nice tips also I like the idea of swapping clothes with friends, I will arrange for it and see how it goes.
I buy vouchers for beauty services and fitness classes. I like to try new places and I'm always looking for a deal. I might buy restaurant deals from time to time, but only if I know they are cheaper than what I would have paid for a meal. For example, a $30 voucher for a 3-course meal isn't worth it when I'd normally only eat one course for $15.
I've bought several vouchers from various companies. For the most part, they are a good deal on events or restaurants that I want to try. Due to a few negative experiences and a couple of expired vouchers, I also read the fine print very closely and make sure I can redeem the vouchers within the allotted time. I agree that it seems that the quality of some deals (and merchandise) has gone down. I generally stick to companies like Groupon and Living Social who have good reputations.
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I do; i've bought them for restaurants and for spa services. The spa ones always seem to have extra qualifications and aren't as good a deal, but the ones for local restaurants are always a great deal.
I used to buy vouchers for restaurants that I already knew I liked, and also for restaurants that I had wanted to try. I would consider the deal worth the trouble if it was 40% off or more. About a year ago, I stopped buying vouchers because I didn't feel I was receiving very good service when I used them. Also, it became a hassle to keep track of the various vouchers and expiration dates.
I do buy vouchers from time to time. I often buy vouchers for things I've been putting off doing anyway (checking out a new restaurant, making a photo book, whatever) because the expiration date on the voucher gives me a timeline!
Yes...I like buying vouchers. I mainly use it for things I know we will use like entrance to the zoo, bounce houses, things that the kids will like, etc. Sometimes, when we're going on a vacation at a certain location, I will actually search for vouchers to our destination to see if I can get deals on attractions and/or restaurants. We buy all kinds of restaurant vouchers in our area too. And for the vouchers we used, if we like it, we buy it if it's offered again. We also enjoy buying it for new restaurants and places we haven't been too. I do have to make sure we use it before it expires because it's only a great deal if you use it.
It all depends on what you are looking for and how you want to support business. Both are good to there employees and try to give customers good service and fair prices. I just wish there were more around then there are.
I buy groupons, I have tried Living social deals from amazon but I haven't had much luck with them. My family knows that around christmas I will buy some of them a groupon to go out and do something rather than to collect more junk.
I like buying vouchers for things we were planning to buy anyway. However, I will also consider buying something unplanned if it's a great deal and would turn into something we would have planned for. :) You do have to be careful to read the terms. Some things may have extra costs in the fine print.
Last year we bought a great Christmas gift for my son on Shutterfly through Groupon.
It was a set package and if you wanted more pages, you had to purchase those. So, our 15.00 gift ended up being 48.00 Still a great deal and my son LOVED it, but you do need to be aware of those things.
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I love vouchers! I only eat or do activities in which I can use a voucher for. It is so much less expensive! My favorite sites are Living Social and Groupon.
Yes. I use Groupon to buy things all the time!
I do not buy vouches.
Yes!
I buy vouchers from Groupon, Restaurant.com, and Gilt. I usually buy restaurant or food vouchers. Most of them are a good deal especially for trying out new restaurants on the cheap.
My wife & I don't usually buy vouchers but we do use 'loyalty' programs to get certificates & discounts.
4 oz each of ammonia, dish detergent and mouthwash (1 cup = 8 oz, so 1/2 cup = 4 oz.). Set your hose end sprayer to 3 oz/gallon to be on the safe side.
Buying second hand or defective ones are best way to save good amount of money. Look out for deals where you get little or slight defects but at heavy discounted price, keep a watch and eyes open. Nice tips also I like the idea of swapping clothes with friends, I will arrange for it and see how it goes.
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Very rarely. It is it something I really wanted to try out anyways but generally I avoid them as unnessary impulse purchases
I buy vouchers for beauty services and fitness classes. I like to try new places and I'm always looking for a deal. I might buy restaurant deals from time to time, but only if I know they are cheaper than what I would have paid for a meal. For example, a $30 voucher for a 3-course meal isn't worth it when I'd normally only eat one course for $15.
I've bought several vouchers from various companies. For the most part, they are a good deal on events or restaurants that I want to try. Due to a few negative experiences and a couple of expired vouchers, I also read the fine print very closely and make sure I can redeem the vouchers within the allotted time. I agree that it seems that the quality of some deals (and merchandise) has gone down. I generally stick to companies like Groupon and Living Social who have good reputations.
I don't buy vouchers. Some are very tempting, but I have to tell myself I don't really need what ever they're selling. Money stays in my pocket!
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I do; i've bought them for restaurants and for spa services. The spa ones always seem to have extra qualifications and aren't as good a deal, but the ones for local restaurants are always a great deal.
I used to buy vouchers for restaurants that I already knew I liked, and also for restaurants that I had wanted to try. I would consider the deal worth the trouble if it was 40% off or more. About a year ago, I stopped buying vouchers because I didn't feel I was receiving very good service when I used them. Also, it became a hassle to keep track of the various vouchers and expiration dates.
I do buy vouchers from time to time. I often buy vouchers for things I've been putting off doing anyway (checking out a new restaurant, making a photo book, whatever) because the expiration date on the voucher gives me a timeline!
Yes ! They are a great way to have fun and save money!! The food coupond and getaways are the best!
Yes...I like buying vouchers. I mainly use it for things I know we will use like entrance to the zoo, bounce houses, things that the kids will like, etc. Sometimes, when we're going on a vacation at a certain location, I will actually search for vouchers to our destination to see if I can get deals on attractions and/or restaurants. We buy all kinds of restaurant vouchers in our area too. And for the vouchers we used, if we like it, we buy it if it's offered again. We also enjoy buying it for new restaurants and places we haven't been too. I do have to make sure we use it before it expires because it's only a great deal if you use it.
No, I don't buy vouchers! With 2 young kids I sometimes am not able to make time to use them before they expire!
I do buy vouchers from Groupon mainly for restaurants. I like the ability to try new restaurants w/o paying a fortune if the food isn't good.
It all depends on what you are looking for and how you want to support business. Both are good to there employees and try to give customers good service and fair prices. I just wish there were more around then there are.
I buy groupons, I have tried Living social deals from amazon but I haven't had much luck with them. My family knows that around christmas I will buy some of them a groupon to go out and do something rather than to collect more junk.
I like buying vouchers for things we were planning to buy anyway. However, I will also consider buying something unplanned if it's a great deal and would turn into something we would have planned for. :) You do have to be careful to read the terms. Some things may have extra costs in the fine print.
Last year we bought a great Christmas gift for my son on Shutterfly through Groupon.
It was a set package and if you wanted more pages, you had to purchase those. So, our 15.00 gift ended up being 48.00 Still a great deal and my son LOVED it, but you do need to be aware of those things.