Today I got offers for a shop at a national office supply store. The purchase requirement is for at least a $50 item, and a specific coupon needs to be used to take $10 off the price, so a minimum of $40 and tax. The item can't be returned. The reimbursement is $15, with no shopper pay. So, a minimum of $25 out of the shopper's pocket for the priviledge of doing a "quick" report. With tax on $50, it would be more like $30 out of pocket. Yeah, it's nice to get a discount on office supplies, but I don't work for discounts; I work for income. It saddens me that ms companies would have to go this low to get the client, but I also wonder how much they are making off of it.