Comments on: Old Navy Weekly and Trendy Item of the Week!

By: mission wall sconces

mission wall sconces — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 14:57:20 +0000

Also, whether it’s cheaper or not depends on how much the seller charges for the coupons. I prefer to shop at Ebay because it’s more convenient, the experiences I had with them are pleasant, and they have much more features to work with, such as being able to watch items, see when the auction ends, and feedback ratings. That’s why there are more sellers and buyers there. Ebay is the main place where people buy and sell Old Navy coupons.

By: Communication Skills

Communication Skills — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 08:50:18 +0000

Old Navy is different, they are a clothing store and they spent lots of money on this promotion so that their customers can get a coupon from their OldNavyWeekly site and use it in their store and save $$$. Their purpose is not to have people like toad get multiples and profit from them but to help families that need them in this bad economy and to keep their stores open.

By: an unpopular solution

an unpopular solution — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 15:30:30 +0000

What we need to stop these idiots is for several non-ebay users to sacrifice themselves by buying up these coupons and then not paying for them, after the time period to use them runs out. I think the fact that the coupons were ill gotten will go a long way with eBay in solving a payment dispute. Old Navy may even be willing to get on board by giving the ones who sacrifice their eBay accounts a free coupon. Someone should contact Old Navy to discuss this.

By: outsourcing

outsourcing — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 17:11:55 +0000

outsourcing…

cool stuff dude!…

By: look closely

look closely — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 14:20:21 +0000

what in the: you may be right but most likely not. look closely.. the buyer bought coupons from both moms-coupons and blue-sea-11. and left negative to both. probably the buyer is dishonest and lying but whatever.
moms-coupons did not write negative for the buyer but blue-sea did. if you see down in the list you will see moms-coupons feedback as well but its just says the standard line he is using.. blue-sea seems to have written a negative comment as a followup to the feedback..

so not sure if what you are saying is correct but who knows..

By: what in the...

what in the... — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 23:28:23 +0000

blue-sea-11 is moms-coupons aka toad. when you look at moms-coupons feedback, you see a few negs left by a buyer and when you click on the buyer’s feedback, you see that in fact blue-sea-11 left the feedback to the buyer, not moms-coupons. what in the world is going on! check it out! i think toad is pretty much doing most of these auctions under different names on ebay. blue-sea-11 and moms-coupons are both toad!!!

By: SD'ers

SD'ers — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 04:20:31 +0000

Can be easily Solve…I agree w/you to a point..I have visited several coupon sites for grocery store coupons that make you print immediately and limits your printer to TWO coupons. No e-mailing to friends or saving 100’s for yourself to sell on e-bay later… If this type of program were used it would take time to print the coupon therefore other individuals would have a greater amount of time to search. Sure there are people w/access to multiple printers however, IMO this would end some of the chaos that is involved with this promotion.

By: Oh Lord

Oh Lord — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 01:05:17 +0000

Sentori, why do you think more coupons are being sold and bought on Ebay than on e-junkie where they are only like a couple of coupons being listed?

That’s because Ebay is more popular and well-known and they have more features that makes it easy for people to buy and sell there. So what if on e-junkie they are a couple of dollars cheaper. They don’t have a lot of features that Ebay has. Also, whether it’s cheaper or not depends on how much the seller charges for the coupons. I prefer to shop at Ebay because it’s more convenient, the experiences I had with them are pleasant, and they have much more features to work with, such as being able to watch items, see when the auction ends, and feedback ratings. That’s why there are more sellers and buyers there. Ebay is the main place where people buy and sell Old Navy coupons. That’s why Old Navy need to stop hackers like toad and blue-sea-11 from selling coupons there. They can stop sellers from selling their coupons on e-junkie too.

Since they haven’t come up with a better plan that prevents the hackers from getting so much of their coupons, they should stop everyone from selling coupons on Ebay.

By the way, relationshipbuilder (aka blue-sea-11) from ebay is selling Old Navy coupons on e-junkie now. When I checkout the Old Navy coupon there, I saw his name. He probably heard you guys talk about e-junkie here so he is trying it out himself.

By: Jule

Jule — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 00:09:17 +0000

Can be easily Solv, good idea but in order for this to work, they have put our names into the system as well, otherwise people can photoshop the names. Also, they have to make the cashiers check our ids to see if our name matches with the one in the system and on the coupon, otherwise the idea of putting our name on the coupon is useless. A downside is that you can’t share the coupons with other people unless they have the same name as you or the name that you typed in.

But then it will stop a lot of people from getting multiples unless they want to buy a lot stuff at Old Navy. But at least this will make people buy stuff at Old Navy instead of selling them on Ebay.

So there’s no point for people who aren’t planning to shop at Old Navy to get coupons off the OldNavyWeekly site unless they are getting them for their friends and family who plan to shop at Old Navy. But this is good because Old Navy wants more customers into their stores. So, overall, making us put our names on the coupons is a good idea if they put our names into the system and have the cashiers check our id to see if it matches with the one on the coupon and in the system.

We should write to Old Navy and suggest this idea to them.

By: Sentori

Sentori — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 23:27:16 +0000

You guys are crazy if you think ebay is going to do anything about these ebayers. There are two listings on ejunkie that are cheaper than the listings on ebay. These sellers would PREFER to sell on ejunkie because its cheaper.

Listen. This is not an ebay issue.. There are other places to sell coupons.. I’ll be honest.. i’d rather them sell on ejunkie since I get a cheaper price when I buy. Yeah I know.. buying is supporting them, but its okay since I don’t have to wait around all night.