Originally posted by guna67
Please don't take this the wrong way but why did you enter the contest if there aren't any CO/OP stores anywhere near you.
If a contest isn't going to be worth it in the long run, I don't bother entering.
If the rules said that you would recieve a cheque instead of the grocery certificates then I could justify entering. I know there are co/ops in my area but if I was unsure I would do a quick search to see where the nearest one was.
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Originally posted by sarcazm
"not transferable" just means that they wouldn't have given them to anyone on your behalf eg. i won a trip, i cant send my brother instead.
I have sold many of my winnings, including recently, a stroller I won worth $460 I sold to a very happy buyer for $200. Some people may not think this is ethical, but you know what? Its YOUR prize for you to do what ever suits you! The $200 helped me pay my rent. I have also "traded in" CDs/DVDs I have won at the used CD store and got credit to put towards ones I want. Anyone who argues this with you is probably just a bit envious that they didn't win.
I would try ebay, or posting on message groups.
Does the store only sell grocery items? Some grocery stores in my area sell TVs, outdoor furniture, DVD players, BBqs etc and lots of other bigger ticket items.
Good luck to you.
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I don't think we are jealous, I just think we don't understand why anyone would try to win something they don't want/can't use?
I don't enter contests for CD's I don't like or for baby stuff when I could be spending my time entering contests that have prizes that I want. The same goes for freebies, if I wouldn't use it I won't ask for it just because I can get it for free. 
Good Luck Everyone!
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