I was going to join JC, but now I'm wondering what the cost is if everyone is asking for coupons. Is it the coupon you print off on the website?
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Why is everyone asking for coupons?
Started by reen72, Aug 27 2011 11:23 AM
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Posted 27 August 2011 - 11:33 AM
The coupon was something that they were giving away a while back. At the moment, unless someone happens to have an extra (and I haven't seen any in a while), are no longer available.
The program is either the $20 for six weeks (when they have that special which happens fairly regularly) but if you're really serious and have more than 10 lbs. to lose, I'd suggest that you really consider their best plan.
Why? Because this isn't something that you will likely do just once or in a couple of weeks. It's a lifestyle changes.
The program that I signed up with in '07 is no longer being offered but I do renew it every year (for like $60 or something around that) and I found that very helpful because when I suddenly started to gain weight a couple of months ago and realized that I couldn't get rid of it myself, I was able to return to JC and now I'm losing the weight I had regained. If I had to start from scratch and paid the full amount, I might not have done it (more likely I wouldn't have been able to afford it at this time) and I would have ended up gaining back all the weight I worked so hard to lose. So I think of it as an insurance policy that I hope that I won't need but like right now, I'm glad I had it.
Does that help?
Phyllis
The program is either the $20 for six weeks (when they have that special which happens fairly regularly) but if you're really serious and have more than 10 lbs. to lose, I'd suggest that you really consider their best plan.
Why? Because this isn't something that you will likely do just once or in a couple of weeks. It's a lifestyle changes.
The program that I signed up with in '07 is no longer being offered but I do renew it every year (for like $60 or something around that) and I found that very helpful because when I suddenly started to gain weight a couple of months ago and realized that I couldn't get rid of it myself, I was able to return to JC and now I'm losing the weight I had regained. If I had to start from scratch and paid the full amount, I might not have done it (more likely I wouldn't have been able to afford it at this time) and I would have ended up gaining back all the weight I worked so hard to lose. So I think of it as an insurance policy that I hope that I won't need but like right now, I'm glad I had it.
Does that help?
Phyllis
Phyllis
Height: 5'2
SW - 177.6
Goal! - 132
Returning Weight - 143
CW - GOAL AGAIN!!!
Before JC with hubby and nephews in 2006/After JC (2nd time) in 2011
After JC 10/11
Height: 5'2
SW - 177.6
Goal! - 132
Returning Weight - 143
CW - GOAL AGAIN!!!
Before JC with hubby and nephews in 2006/After JC (2nd time) in 2011
After JC 10/11
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Posted 27 August 2011 - 11:40 AM
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The coupon was something that they were giving away a while back. At the moment, unless someone happens to have an extra (and I haven't seen any in a while), are no longer available.
The program is either the $20 for six weeks (when they have that special which happens fairly regularly) but if you're really serious and have more than 10 lbs. to lose, I'd suggest that you really consider their best plan.
Why? Because this isn't something that you will likely do just once or in a couple of weeks. It's a lifestyle changes.
The program that I signed up with in '07 is no longer being offered but I do renew it every year (for like $60 or something around that) and I found that very helpful because when I suddenly started to gain weight a couple of months ago and realized that I couldn't get rid of it myself, I was able to return to JC and now I'm losing the weight I had regained. If I had to start from scratch and paid the full amount, I might not have done it (more likely I wouldn't have been able to afford it at this time) and I would have ended up gaining back all the weight I worked so hard to lose. So I think of it as an insurance policy that I hope that I won't need but like right now, I'm glad I had it.
Does that help?
Phyllis
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The coupon was something that they were giving away a while back. At the moment, unless someone happens to have an extra (and I haven't seen any in a while), are no longer available.
The program is either the $20 for six weeks (when they have that special which happens fairly regularly) but if you're really serious and have more than 10 lbs. to lose, I'd suggest that you really consider their best plan.
Why? Because this isn't something that you will likely do just once or in a couple of weeks. It's a lifestyle changes.
The program that I signed up with in '07 is no longer being offered but I do renew it every year (for like $60 or something around that) and I found that very helpful because when I suddenly started to gain weight a couple of months ago and realized that I couldn't get rid of it myself, I was able to return to JC and now I'm losing the weight I had regained. If I had to start from scratch and paid the full amount, I might not have done it (more likely I wouldn't have been able to afford it at this time) and I would have ended up gaining back all the weight I worked so hard to lose. So I think of it as an insurance policy that I hope that I won't need but like right now, I'm glad I had it.
Does that help?
Phyllis
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