Seems like a LOT of paperwork and fussing to get $80 in front doesn't it? Just my first take on this. If there was no limit per household and you could buy 5000-50000 etc candies, the economies of scale might get it humming for me!

Here's the info that I got by calling the 800 number:

Collect 50 wrappers for 25 off rt
Or 275 wrappers for 150 travel cert
Send UPC or whole wrapper to:
Hershey/Southwest Cert offer
PO box 3019
Rogers, MN 55374-3019

1.4 oz-3.5 oz bar milk choc, milk choc w alm, kit kat, reeses pb cup, payday, rolo, reese sticks, almond joys, heath, mounds, york pep patty, twizzlers, caramello, reeses cookie cup.

All must be rec’d by 1/31/2001

Write name, address, and tel number on 3X5 card, w/ wrappers

ONE REDEMPTION PER PERSON. (hope you have a lot of friends and family at the same address)

Hi Everyone!

Just got off the phone with Tammie at the above-mentioned toll-free number.

Promotion IS, in fact, real!! All of Travelcoupon's info is correct, with one very important exception:

The PO Box posted in the first message on this thread is incorrect -- the correct address is:

Hershey's Southwest Certificate Offer
P. O. Box 3019
Rogers, MN 55374-3019.

Also, the offer is limited to the candies you listed (i.e., Cookies and Cream does NOT qualify).

Further, "Limit one entry per mailing envelope per person" means that, if you're in a family of 4, you must send in 4 separate envelopes. In addition, you can send in as many envelopes as you want; you just can't combine your entries.

No word on the combinability of the coupons. (That's probably something that Southwest decides).

Happy eating! http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif

Would any school really want to accept the candy bars? I don't see how pumping kids full of sugar actually helps the teachers... http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/wink.gif

I'd like to find a place that has Hershey bars at 4/$1. Anyone see any sales at nationwide chains such as Target, CVS, etc?

The best I've seen is Rite Aid has them on sale this week for $.29, but still about $90 worth of candy for $150 coupon--not worth it for me at that price.

Any info?

Is there any restriction that don't allow to trade Candy wrappers for a tax deductible donation. I see an opportunity to help the kids get to camp by having the kids collect wrappers for donations so they can purchase tickets to camp. Frequent fliers can get a deal on a $150.00 certificate and help a kid get to camp.

As I talked to the folks at Hershey, I can only use one certificate per kid and address. I cannot hand in 3 certificates and get 450.00 off tickets. Southwest don't go into Calgary Canada the certificates don't help Kids get there.

I see it as a win win. Does nobody know of errors I'm overlooking ... anyone know how I can work out the logistics, maybe I would have to work through a third party for trust.

If not, anyone want 275 wrappers for a tax-deductible donation?

PS thanks to all for the information I have got from reading these boards and the help many have given already

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[B]safeway (northern california) 4/$1 with their club card...unsure when the promo ends....amounts to about $75(68.75+tax) for a $150 coupon.

What are the restrictions on the $150 coupon? anyone know

Also, Safeway has been running targeted coupons for $10 off any purchase of $50 or more...hmmm $65 for a $150 coupon...getting better.

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Thanks for trying, but nothing's coming up in terms of a scan on that link.

Sweet! Real sweet! (Forgive me, couldn't help it.)

Sorry, have fixed the scan. Had to scan it in a higher resolution so it is somewhat readable.

Have anyone actually received any Hersey SWA certificates? When they expire? Is it transferable? Can you use it for two tickets on a same reservation? I only travel SWA on short trips.

Thanks

Here is the full details (Program Rules) on Hershey's web site:
http://www.hersheys.com/superbowl/sa...oar_rules.html

(Note: SouthWest certificates will be valid until March 31, 2002, and all travel must be completed by then)