The San Antonio-based grocery store debunks the $80 H-E-B coupon you may have seen online.
H-E-BThe scammers are trying to fool us by using a fake $80 coupon to H-E-B, y'all. If you've seen it circulating on social media again (as I have), do not get your hopes up as H-E-B has debunked the fake coupon.
It seems like almost every year shoppers see a fake H-E-B coupon online. For this one, the coupon is claiming H-E-B is giving away $80 for its 118th anniversary, which seems like it might check out as H-E-B was founded in 1905 but don't fall for it. In 2019, a similar fake $80 coupon claimed H-E-B was celebrating its 50th anniversary.
For this one, the coupon is claiming H-E-B is giving away $80 for its 118 anniversary, which seems like it might check out as H-E-B was founded in 1905 but don't fall for it.
ScreenshotThe recent coupon stated the voucher can be used for all items in store. It also instructs its users to print out the voucher. While I did not click it, outlets in the past said the coupon led to a site where visitors had to take a survey to get the voucher. H-E-B said it does not endorse the coupon.
"This is a fraudulent offer and it is not affiliated with or endorsed by H-E-B," the grocery chain told MySA.
You can check out H-E-B online coupons and offers using the H-E-B App or at heb.com/deals.
Fake vouchers are a common type of scam among retailers. In 2018, Kroger faced a similar issue with a fake $250 shopping coupon.
