Groupon Vouchers?

[piggynose]

are they any good?

[mikey4444]

I'm not sure if this helps :::

http://www.theguardian.com/money/2011/nov/18/groupon-vouchers-readers-experiences-second-class-service

[friedgreentomato]

It depends on if they have what you want - i have had some complete bargains from them - cut and colours for £15 and nails for £7.50.

[kloofnek]

Good Morning.I have used these vouchers from Groupon several times with no problem whatsoever.Have had some good bargains through them...I receive emails telling me about them...it is very good.

[Octavius]

In the period of a year I have bought 2 small value vouchers which were 'ok' but know of friends who have booked weekends away etc. Very wary of the Ts & Cs which often place hefty limitations that make the offer a bit pointless for my use (discounted meals limited to certain evenings and times only etc) but if you find something that you were going to do anyway, for a little cheaper then give it a go. If its for kitchen equipment always check the price out on the web as well because invariably its just as cheap somewhere else and the 'discount from RRP' is as genuine as the TK Maxx version of "discount" from an inflated and spurious RRP. :)

[whistonian]

YES according to my 40 year old daughter who has had some great nights away with her husband at a fraction of the normal price.

[shoota]

I like Groupon because otherwise I would never get an e-mail.....

[piggynose]

well so far i havent found one bargain, maybe its early days