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Turbineguy

(38,440 posts)
Thu Dec 20, 2012, 10:59 AM Dec 2012

Groupon

So my first Groupon experience went like this.

I got a 3 hour french cooking lesson for my Wife and I. Pretty good deal. The day before the lesson we got a message it was canceled. Since the money-back guarantee expires in 7 days, the guarantee expired before the thing was canceled. So we are out.

If their stock price is anything to go by, this must be a fairly common experience.

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Groupon (Original Post) Turbineguy Dec 2012 OP
How much money are you out ? You should probably pursue the issue. n/t PoliticAverse Dec 2012 #1
$95 Turbineguy Dec 2012 #2
I've used Groupon A Little Weird Dec 2012 #3
Apparently the value doesn't expire. Turbineguy Dec 2012 #4

A Little Weird

(1,754 posts)
3. I've used Groupon
Thu Dec 20, 2012, 11:44 AM
Dec 2012

I've used Groupon a couple of times and had good experiences. Sorry yours turned out so badly.

It seems like if the lesson was cancelled that would be the fault of the school (or whoever was providing the lesson) rather than Groupon and it should be up to them to fix it. But I agree the money-back guarantee should never expire before the event even takes place.

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