[monica]

From the CIC: http://www.cents-off.com/doc/Reward-GSKNov182008.pdf

GlaxoSmithKline has withdrawn it's free Alli coupon offer due to widespread counterfeiting. Retailers are being told not to accept this coupon under any circumstance. Less than 100 coupons for Free Alli were legally distributed, however, almost 1000 have been submitted for redemption!

GlaxoSmithKline will contact the recipients of the legitimate coupons and provide them with product of equal or greater value.

[w1df10wr]

Thank you, Monica. I posted a thread in the House Party forum about this.

[ahernandez]

I didn't get into this houseparty but don't they usually have 1000 parties so that would mean 1000 coupons went out not just 100. Or am I wrong on this?

[grace.maddie]

wow! i am glad i used mine the firs day i got it. that sucks that ppl do that!

[rebekah]

I haven't used mine yet. I don't understand how a company can take a coupon off the market if used correctly. These coupons look very legit with a seal on them and everything. It should be very easy to differentiate the fraudulent looking coupons from the real ones.

And the letter states they will be in contact with the intended recipient parties...I wonder how or when this is going to happen? You'd think House Party would send a notification of some sort out.

And I also don't see how it was only 100 that were mailed out. Something seems fishy to me.

[danielephant]

That is so sad, i did not get one, but why do people have to ruin it for EVERYONE!

Thanks for the info monica!