Of course coupons for the same items will have the exact same bar codes. These are serial numbers for printable coupons. Each one has a different one when printed. Some printables you may find them located in different area. As you can see from the picture above. That is a sure way for companies to know that you did not copy a printed coupon out. Also, did you know that each printable coupon prints with your IP computer address imbedded in it? It is in the wording around the coupon that borders it.
It is never ever okay to photo copy a coupon. And if you do, you can get in trouble and they can find who did it this way and keep you from printing any more! Above is an Example of two coupons I found in store tearpads. As you can see they do look identical. Okay here is the BIG one people talk about:.
PDF coupons are printables that the manufacturers send out or have on their websites in a document form that you can print from. All PDF files that I have seen are identical coupons. No matter who prints them or from what computer, they are identical. You will only have to install the coupon printer the first time you visit each site. After that, you will be able to print coupons! You may need to configure your firewall to allow these sites.
Any site you are directed to from True Couponing has been verified as safe. When the coupon is sent to the manufacture to get scanned to reimburse the store, your IP address is recorded. If the same IP address comes up with the same security number more than the 2 allowed times, it is recorded. Your IP address could be flagged and you might not be able to print more coupons later.
That is not the unique identifier… that is hidden in the border or sometimes found in teeny tiny print underneath the expiration date :. Interesting right? You have to remember, you are printing legitimate money and that needs to have some kind of authenticity.
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There are tons of hacky techniques that try to circumvent coupon limits with varying degrees of success — proxy IP addresses, printer queue shenanigans, back button juggling and more.
Even when they do work, these techniques are really not how manufacturers intend consumers to acquire their coupons, and in some cases, they can result in bad duplicate coupons without unique identifiers. There will always be more coupons later.
Think carefully about whether the item in question is one your family needs. Do you really need a 48th tube of toothpaste? Periodically, some companies will reset a coupon. If you come across a coupon for a product that you buy frequently, be sure to keep your eyes open for any resets so you can get them at a discounted rate again. Finally, whenever you print a new coupon, pay careful attention to the fine print. Nearly every coupon will have some language specifying how many times the same coupon or copies of the same coupon can be used.
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