I've never heard of them but seeing the first page saying you have to pay $10 for coupons, well that said enough for me. Not going to give them any more clickthrough money. You can buy a Sunday paper for much less and you can get a bunch of coupons. And I still don't think coupons are always the great deal many people think. Just like these warehouse clubs.

Well I never have cynic but lots of people do pay for coupons. There are hundreds on the auction sites. I think you have to be one of those real bargain hunters...We belong to a warehouse club and I love it. It affords us some savings but more important, access to lots of goodies otherwise unavailable.

For something that supposedly has a history of 32 years there isn't a lot of info...some say it is great others say a scam.

I thought the "free film" thing was odd. Who uses film anymore, lol! I know a few do, but wow, not many...

Interesting to look at though Ruthie.

I am not much of a coupon user. I do if it is for something I would buy normally, like Tide or such. I also find a good coupon in the Sunday paper for my brand of dishwasher tabs - usually $2.50 off - now that is worth clipping.

I never can understand how those people they show on TV that can have cart load of groceries, can get it for just a few dollars using coupons. None of the stores around here will double coupons either.

It appears that they are one of the subs for
WORLD OF PRODUCTS
Address:
P.O. Box 841
Rockville Centre, NY 11571

The company goes by many names. Not necessarily a "scam" any more than any other MLM pyramids or membership fee shoppers clubs that only offer limited 'house brands', but you will not make money nor experience any dramatic savings.

Their website looks hokey and written like every other rip-off website.

"Everyone is saying what a great deal it is."

You do realize that these companies plant these glowing accolades on discussion boards right?

You also realize that those who got sucked in and lost money, are going to try to cut their losses by making some money back by recruiting others.

I can't say it's a scam, but it set off some warning bells for me: screaming text, little info, and identical glowing endorsements (under different names) being posted on multiple message boards.

I don't use a lot of coupons either. I shop a lot at Walmart and the Great Value Brand is a real money saver and I haven't found anything yet I was dissatisfied with. Unfortunately, my coupons are usually sitting at home on my desk when I get to the market. LOL I do use a coupon if it is something I normally use. For Example carpet cleaner...woolite with oxy and the other woolite carpet cleaner ...my paper had $1.00 off coupons so I bought two...I use it all the time an a buck off the nearly $4 price is a good one. This past week I had 5 coupons if I remember correctly and saved $7 and change.

I'm amazed too at the number of printable coupons on the web. I get a few there as well. I was reading an article though about saving and thought I should be more observant and use more coupons. I get them from the Sunday paper flyers but there is a lot of stuff that I don't use and I'm can't understand the buying of something you don't use normally...