Selling Pampers Coupons on eBay

jasmineswhiskers

If you regularly buy nappies they aren't cheap so £9 of vouchers for £4 makes sense. In fact I had sold some vouchers myself ages ago - think i'll have a rummage to see what I have. Tesco till spits do well and I always seem to get these for items I never buy anyway. As for the effort of doing it the one good thing is no fancy packaging - just stick them in an envelope.

Premier_2

tyzer2001 wrote: »

there are always lots of coupons for sale on ebay. What's the problem? They have them, they don't want them, you want them, you buy them! I don't see an issue...

You can list vouchers but there are some exceptions that are not allowed:

The following limits are placed on the sale of vouchers on eBay:

• Expired vouchers: The sale of recently expired vouchers is not permitted on eBay, as such vouchers serve no valid purpose and could be used in a fraudulent manner. Collectible vouchers that clearly cannot be redeemed may be permitted.
• Electronic "scanned" vouchers: All vouchers sold through eBay must be physically delivered to the buyer, and may not be delivered by electronic means for home printing. Further, to reduce the potential for voucher abuse, eBay asks that sellers refrain from placing clear, unaltered scans of vouchers in their listings that could be copied, printed and redeemed in shops. The sale of scanned or photocopied vouchers may breach copyright laws, and sellers of such unlawful items could face legal action.
• Bulk voucher sales: Bulk voucher listings are defined as listings that contain more than 20 vouchers for the same item, or more than 100 total vouchers. If it is unclear how many vouchers are offered, the listing will be considered in breach. Voucher inserts (packets of vouchers typically found in newspapers) are limited to a maximum of 5 per listing, unless the seller indicates in the listing that the quantity of vouchers for sale is under 100 total vouchers.
  
• Vouchers for "free" products: Vouchers for free products, with no purchase required, are limited to two per listing. Internet home-printed vouchers are also limited to 2 per listing.
  

http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/policies/manufacturers-coupons.html

horseykitty

I went to Tesco and bought 'Simply Dry' nappies - I resisted the temptation and only bought one pack of 26 - I was tempted to buy three and use all £9 of my vouchers. I'm glad I resisted - the 'Simply Dry' pampers appear to be some sort of budget Pampers that usually only retail for £3.99 anyway. They don't seem to have any of the 'technology' listed on ordinary Pampers - but I got them for 50p so its no great loss. I think I'll stick to my Asda ones and put my coupons on ebay!

mE-mE-mE_2

mi55moneypenny wrote: »

If you register with Eukanuba puppy food via a cashback site they send you a non-store specific voucher starting with barcode 99 that is worth £13.99. Loads of people list these on ebay and I've seen an equal number of people pay £7-8 for them, presumably to get money knocked off their shopping rather than buy expensive dog food!

That sounds good... tell me more!! :cool: