There has been a lot of talk in the retail business of marketers and marketing departments who are promoting discount coupons and gift cards fakes. So I am going to take the time and inform you on what to look out for so you do not fall victim.
Step One, is to watch out for sites that ask for your name, address and personal information upfront. There is no reason to give that information upfront to an unknown website. If they ask for an email address then that is perfectly fine since they need to send you the qualifications for receiving the actual item. Also keep in mind that you can always unsubscribe from the source at anytime.
Step Two, is to watch carefully where you are directed to. Meaning, if you click on a website link and you see a funny glitch or weird flash and you end up some place that has nothing to do with the offer then quickly close the web browser or back out of it. Some predators may try to confuse or trick you into thinking that you are on the correct site but instead you are not.
Step Three, is that you should never have to pay or buy anything in order to receive what you want. Obviously those are promotional tools to attract more customers to their stores and they have a budget to give away. One exception to this is for the gift cards, obviously these that have a certain amount installed on them and you may need to purchase them, but only for the exact amount that is actually on it. No reason to buy a $50 gift card and they are asking for $80, that is ridiculous.
In reality, are there real deals or secret sources to get good deals? Yes there are, and if you follow my simple tips, you will do just fine.
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