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Target representatives confirmed the coupon is not a legitimate offer from the company. When a person visits the pages, they’re asked to share something from their Facebook or take a survey, which is the main objective of the scam. According to Attention Target shoppers. There's a coupon circulating on Facebook, and though it looks real -- it's not. The same goes for a half-off everything coupon at Kohl's. The holiday season is the time of year for steals and deals at stores, but it's also a In order to receive discount coupon codes, users will have to visit the promotional offer page and then share the desired deal on Facebook. For instance, the Xiaomi Redmi Note 2 usually sells around $170 on the retailer site is listed with a discounted To get socially connected we would recommend visiting the ‘Black Friday UK’ Facebook page where you will see many updates and deals. Another great one to follow is ‘Bargain Events, Sales and Coupons’ because not only do they list all the good deals To take advantage of this one-day deal, Wienerschnitzel fans must present a coupon available on Wienerschnitzel’s Facebook page. “With Black Friday and Cyber Monday getting all the attention, we wanted to shine the spotlight on Wednesday and offer our Today Coupons.com has a new way for brands to connect with their loyal customers on Facebook. Turns out coupons are the No. 1 reason consumers "Like" brands on Facebook, according to an Ad Age/Ipsos Observer survey. I'm not talking about daily deals. .

Facebook and Kroger are working together to fix a fake coupon issue on the social networking website. An almost-real looking but fake coupon was posted on the platform calling users to collect their coupons and get free groceries worth $100 at Kroger if It turns out not everything on Facebook is true. A coupon being shared on Facebook won’t allow you to get free groceries worth $100 at Kroger if you spend $110 in one purchase. It’s fake, a post on Kroger’s Facebook page stated. Kroger is working Still, it may make you reconsidering which Facebook Pages you end up Liking in the future: the button just doesn't mean what it used to mean. We first heard of Offers late last year, when they were just coupons. In fact, Facebook was actually using the The special Deals coupons, which Facebook users can purchase directly on its service, offer discounted prices or access to limited-availability goods. Facebook will take a cut of each transaction, though the company declined to say how much. With the new .