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I'm sure if you look around on their website, they'll offer the SIM for free. Here's a link to the Groupon page of T-Mobile stuff: https://www.groupon.com/coupon... In my case, I went to a T-Mobile store, and mentioned that I could get the SIM free off the tmobile.com website, and they gave me the SIM without asking further. Aloha

I found a leather wallet on Groupon that is lined with RFID-blocking materials. https://www.groupon.com/deals/...

http://www.groupon.com/pages/r...
Looks like other companies give out rewards. I did not know that.
So if you are a security expert, find something, report it and don't get paid then an implied contract is broken.

Groupon's tablet is not software. No overlap.

That isn't true. They're calling the tablet's software "Gnome(TM)" as well:

Groupon (www.groupon.com) today announced Gnome, a new tablet-based platform...

"When it's complete, Gnome will serve as an operating system..."

Groupon Launches Gnome(TM) — A Tablet Solution that Helps Merchants Run Their Business and Connect with Customers

Even if they were carefully using the name to refer to just the table rather than a "platform" (which would also describe GNOME(TM)), just imagine the hilarity which would ensue if some random company decided to market a "Windows(TM) tablet" without first clearing it with Microsoft(TM). Also note that there are existing Point-of-Sale terminals running the GNOME(TM) desktop environment.

That's what I thought as well. Doesn't look like the Guardian did much research on this one...

Groupon Stores Merchant FAQ

And I don't owe you a link as you could look yourself, but... http://www.groupon.com/deals/cedar-creek?c=all&p=0

Or you could just go to http://www.groupon.com/unsubscribe and see it there. No subscription or unsubscription needed.