Groupon Promotions for a Medical Spa?

I agree with the other response, i WILL NEVER BUY A GROUPON AGAIN EITHER! I bought one for a restaurant deal and by the time I was ready to use it, I went to the restaurant and it was nothing like what Groupon advertised, pictures, descriptions...my friend also had a similar issue.

The best daily deal website is Dealgrind.com. They have deals to very good quality businesses, they have a rep 7 days a week to answer questions, and their prices are unbeatable. So far i bought a hair deal, 1hr massage for ($18!!!!), boat cruise, 3 laser treatments at a medspa for $99, and yesterday, just got 5 yoga classes for $29!! True Story :) hope this helps. (to other comment, sorry about that experience I would be pretty upset too)

I bought a Groupon for my assistant at a spa in Baltimore.

Good news, bad news.

Good news: they were overwhelmed with new customers.

Bad news: they were so busy, my assistant never received her visit or even a callback.

I lost money. My assistant lost time. Will never buy a Groupon again.

Good luck to you!

Ron

There are several exceptions to the general rule which says one can only deduct medical expenses for dependents. For deducting your parent's medical costs, you would have to meet the following requirements: 1. You and your parents have to live in the same household for the entire year, and, 2. You provided over half their support for the year.