Does Groupon give printable coupons or do they mail coupons?

Groupons is a great site for people who like to get out and do things, but if you tend to make a lot of plans that you end up canceling, it might not be a great choice. However, even if you do lean towards making plans you do not keep and you buy a Groupon that expires, not all is lost. You may still redeem it at the price you paid for the length of time the gift certificate laws in your state require.

So in other words, you might buy a Groupon that expires in 60 days, but if your state laws require that gift certificates be redeemed within two years, you can still redeem the Groupon for the amount you paid up to the two years. You do not get full value, but you do not lose all of your money. There has been mention that people were unable to get through on the site in time to buy a Groupon that they wanted.

Either the Groupon site timed out or the visitors had problems with their servers. Groupon has a support department to help if this problem occurs, but once the time to sign up for a deal ends, there is nothing Groupon can do to help. It is recommended that people email the Groupon support department quickly if they are experiencing connection problems.

All in all the site has grown quickly since 2008 and seems to be adding additional cities almost monthly. There is information on the site for people interested in cultivating the service in their cities. Groupons seems like a great way to save on entertainment costs.

It has grown relatively quickly, yet has maintained its good standards. The site is engaging and easy to navigate.