expired Hungry Jacks Whopper and Small Fries Deal on Again (Scoopon) - $2
This was posted 1 year 1 month 13 days ago, and might be an out-dated deal
Its back on again, looks like the same deal as last time
Coupon offer expires tomorrow Saturday 14th April around midday, but voucher expires 8th May
The Fine Print
* Pay $2 in-store at Hungry Jack's® and present printed Scoopon to claim your burger
* Valid from 18 April 2012 to 8 May 2012
* Scoopons available in your account from 18 April 2012
* Scoopon valid for 1 person
* 1 Scoopon redeemable per person per store visit per day
* Available at the following store locations only http://sc.pn/hS
* Not valid with any other offer
* Additional ingredients will be charged at standard prices
* Whopper® may be substituted for a Veggie Whopper upon request
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+2 votescruise control on 13/04/2012 - 13:44 ¶I personally prefer using the coupon to pay in-store so thumbs up to scoopon for that. I don't know how many coupons I have paid for in the past but forgot about them and they expired

+1 voteThat seems to say that we're -not- as likely to be drawn to Fast-foods anymore (and this is a good thing)…
either because we have less free $$ to spend -or- we're getting Smarter about Healthy Eating (I hope it's this one).
(I -know- I can make myself a much healthier lunch meal from stuff I buy with under $2… ;-)
zblackeagle on 13/04/2012 - 15:16 ¶HJ's refused to accept me having the coupon on my phone because I could just "bring it in again and again". Never mind that I could print off as many copies of the PDF as I like.
Still have 99 coupons remaining to use
Crownanchor on 13/04/2012 - 17:26 ¶Has anyone been able to redeem the same voucher more than once? It would be difficult for HJ to impliment the system and they are not missing out on the $2 cashflow.

Last time it was up to 99 (at first), so I don't think HJ's will know whether you coupon came from the first offer or the 2nd one… :-)
However, if they're smart & read this thread, they'll start scanning the vouchers & preclude re-use.
From the look & feel of all the HJ's I've been to (to use these vouchers), I'd say:
. HJ's is losing the competition with Maccas & maybe even Subways (no chance here) & they're trying desperately to catch up…
So, it's unlikely they will start scanning the vouchers to trap re-use…
They're selecting for folks who don't care about:
- the trans fat risks in chips / fries or
- the issue of "Pink Slime" in beef, etc.
If you're buying these $2 deals, you're in the next crop of recruits. ;-)
(There's research that - if you can get someone to do something for ~1 month - you've got a very good chance that they will have developed a HABIT in that time, so they're more likely to do that new thing again in the future…)
PS There really ought to be a web site for folks to do their own long-time
research (eg, login & click on "Fast Food" and "Chips" -or- "Slow Food" and (whatever healthier meal)…and see how long members of the two groups stay healthy… and how long they "stay" (ie, live).

I was surprised when my friend who works at HJ's told me that this is actually part of the standard process making burgers at HJs/ (particularly the cheeseburgers) : They assemble the burger fresh, MICROWAVE it, then serve it to the customer. I guess this explains why the cheeseburgers from HJ are terrible and soggy compared to the Maccas ones…
superforever on 13/04/2012 - 13:08 ¶I still have a lot but never use one because whenever I want to use there was never any around.
Also I remember they have the $2 burger only deal during lunch time.
superforever on 13/04/2012 - 13:19 Comment score below threshold (-5).
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King Tightarse on 13/04/2012 - 15:44 Comment score below threshold (0).
superforever on 13/04/2012 - 13:37 ¶haha … like today I need to have lunch outside but no HJ around only KFC ….. :(
correct it here "much time" :p

-2 votestsunamisurfer on 13/04/2012 - 13:08 ¶I got 10 last time and so far used 1.
I better Ebay the other 9 before it expires.
+2 votes
@edBARGAIN;
Would you prefer it if they bought out all of the DSi XL's from your local DSE and eBay'd those?
If people are stupid enough to pay for free stuff, then so be it. I'd much prefer all eBay sellers did this than buy-out all the good bargains before anyone else…..
+1 voteroosters93 on 13/04/2012 - 14:39 ¶"I like to think of myself as a bit of a burger connoisseur. When I go to a restaurant I overlook lobsters, risottos and slow-cooked Guinea Fowl. I look straight to the burger.
I’ve had Kobe Steak burgers, burgers with triple Swiss cheese and crispy chicken delights. But I’ll be buttered on both buns if I could find a better burger than the legendary flame-grilled Whopper® at Hungry Jack's®.
You can’t get much better than 100% Australian beef whacked under the searing tongues of a flame grill. Add fresh salads, tomato sauce and that tangy mayo that drives your tastebuds mad and you’ve got a winner!
Best of all, you can pick up your Whopper® and a small fries for a tiny $2!"oh my god. this made my day
+1 voteQuite a lot of people ebaying them http://www.ebay.com.au/sch/i.html?_nkw=hungry+jacks+whopper&...
Fortunately for the sellers, there are people stupid enough!
+1 votelol, and completed auctions: http://www.ebay.com.au/csc/i.html?_nkw=hungry+jacks+whopper&...
batiudrami on 13/04/2012 - 13:55 ¶No, not normally - it's a marketing opportunity for both companies. You can unsubscribe upon receiving the first email though.
+1 voteblablabla23 on 13/04/2012 - 13:45 ¶the hungry jacks on pultney street, SA, doesn't bother checking the serial number either. I've been using the same printout over and over.
-3 votesMy first visit - using the previous deal's voucher:
- We said chips are unhealthy (due to trans fat)
- Staffer offered free Orange Juice swap for chips
- We accepted & ENJOYED Whopper + OJ for $2
(Several other HJ's matched that modified offer; some
only -after- being made aware of practical wisdom)—- Has the "Pink Slim" issue brought us this deal?
Does HJ's put "PINK SLIM" into their Whopper, etc.?
I asked an Adelaide-based Area Manager if - like
Macca's - HJ had policy or recently made statement,
agreeing to NO LONGER add "Pink Slim" to their food.He -said- he had no idea either way (Really?!?)
(Macca's recently agreed not to add it in future,
which is good.)(If you know what "Pink Slim" is & how it gets
treated in a final stage of its manufacture,
you WON'T want it in your food ever again…)Has the "Pink Slim" issue brought us this deal?
PS We find that the Veggie Burger sux.

+1 vote
+1 voteIts illegal to use "pink slime" in australia for human consumption. It was in the US too until their corrupt politics (meat industry lobbyist pressure) reversed that law and considered pink slime to be meat in the US. We are not that corrupt in Australia yet, but we should really learn from the US's mistakes and do some campaign finance reform here before it becomes impossible.

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damn i was hoping they extended the period =P