Deals on sites like Groupon, Tippr and Living Social are so tempting that one might end up buying something he has no real use for. Well, that is what this startup is here for: to let you do something productive with what was bought impulsively, and have it resold to people who are actually interested in that particular deal.
As it is correctly pointed out on the site, CoupRecoup is the spitting image of Craiglist for “Deal of The Day” sites.
This new online marketplace is available to just anybody, and it can be used for free both by resellers and buyers. Resellers simply post the deal and the price they are asking for it, and buyers browse deals based on their actual geographical locations. No fees have to be paid for using the site, not even when a transaction is successfully carried to completion.
Ultimately, the true value of the site lies in the fact that it will give people who missed a hot deal when it was originally featured a second chance of getting it. And those who made an impulsive decision and bought something they have no real use for will recover at least part of the money they had spent.
CoupRecoup.com In Their Own Words
“Miss a great deal from a site like Groupon, Living Social, Tippr, etc? Have a voucher you can’t use anymore? At CoupRecoup, buy and sell local restaurant, salon, and entertainment deals from people in your neighborhood. It’s like a Craigslist for Groupons — and it’s free to use.”
Why CoupRecoup.com It Might Be A Killer
There was a real demand for something like this – it is a true secondary market for deal sites.
Some Questions About CoupRecoup.com
Are we going to see more sites like this one come along? 
