[cariboucountry]

I found some silk soymilk coupons for sale on ebay and they are internet printed with no expiration date. It seems a little fishy to me and I want to make sure they are legit before I buy. Should I email the company or has anyone here heard anything?

[keysie08]

I'd pass if it doesn't have an expiration date, just personal advice-I didn't actually see anything about it.

[cariboucountry]

yeah the no expiration date threw me off too

[Kmchamplin]

These were once legit, but they are printing them off after they saved it to their computer. It is NO longer a valid coupon.

[JCK88]

An Amusing side note to the silk soy coupons....I actually wrote to the silk soy people and asked them about these coupons being sold on ebay and their answer was to send a form letter with a $1 coupon in it saying "We only can send one coupon a year" and did not even acknowledge my question.

I did not know that these ebay coupons were bad and I bought some of them. I used two of them at the grocery store. They worked fine.

However, after I saw the notice here, I don't want to use them because I looked carefully at them and saw that they all have the same numbers yet other computer-printed coupons do not. Coupon sites have limits to how many coupons you can print and when you get two or three of one kind, they have different numbers on them.
I traded for a bunch of ones that had just been in the paper, that expire in May.

The only problem is....if those $2 silk coupons are bad, why did they work???? And why won't the company TELL us they are bad?

[joyfulmom4]

Thanks for posting this and for the replies. I saw the coupons on Ebay too and they seemed too good to be true. I was worried about the "no expiration date" thing and also wondered what was up with the line in one of the descriptions "scans just fine". Now why would they state in the description that the item "scans just fine" if there were not something questionable about it. I wonder why the company doesn't do something about this? Maybe they figure even if the Qs are no good, people are buying the product and the stores that accept the coupons have to eat the cost, not the Silk manufacturer???

[shanabme]

I have a bunch of these. Bought them off ebay. They work great. Have used them at Target, Von's, Ralph's, Food 4 Less, Wally World about 20 to date. Last time I was in Food 4 Less they used one of those bar code systems to validate the Q. It came up fine. Mine are $2.00/1 with no expiration date. So far so good.

[joyfulmom4]

Originally Posted by shanabme

I have a bunch of these. Bought them off ebay. They work great. Have used them at Target, Von's, Ralph's, Food 4 Less, Wally World about 20 to date. Last time I was in Food 4 Less they used one of those bar code systems to validate the Q. It came up fine. Mine are $2.00/1 with no expiration date. So far so good.

If you look at the UPC code number on yours, is it the same number on every coupon or does each coupon have its own unique number?

[shanabme]

Same on all of them. But I have used multiples of the same one on the same transactions with no beeping. That isn't to say some are selling bad q's, but so far these have been fine.

[joyfulmom4]

I looked back at the ones on Ebay again and I noticed that one seller had an ongoing listing for lots of 20 coupons and under "number available" it said "396"!!! So that means almost 400 lots of 20 coupons each???

Now that particular seller cannot possibly be legit. How would one individual legitimately obtain 1584 copies of an internet print coupon???

I can't comment on the legitimacy of your coupons, but I am definitely not buying from that seller.

[foolish35]

Wow.. did anyone contact ebay about this?? I still see them being sold on ebay...

Those are not bricks/smartsource coupons (looks like they were regular coupons in PDF form) so they don't have to have unique codes..

Anyways. JCK88, I do not understand their response to your e-mail....?

[Alexdur85]

This coupon was once legit.. It is a pdf that is still going around however people are taking advantage of it and the company has pulled them from their website and no longer offering it. Yes, people have them, yes they scan fine but they are not legit. I would not use them.