Originally Posted by dc3 (Post 16528281)

I have not seem the code for my 60 points and it has been a week. :td:

Originally Posted by yanxfann (Post 16526465)

1. Per the website, "You will receive an email within three to five business days of signing up that will have your My Coke Rewards 60 points code." That being said more than 5 business days have passed since I signed up and I have yet to receive the email with the code that they promised. To the best of my knowledge nobody anywhere has received any of the 60 MCR point codes from this promo as yet.

2. Since it is a code that you will enter I'm guessing that you would be able to enter more than one per MCR account, much like those of us that took advantage of the MCR promo with Best Buy Reward Zone earlier this year were able to enter multiple 250 point codes into the same MCR account.

3. Through the years several other FT'ers have commented on my user name. In truth I've always despised the NY Yankees, I've actually been a Cincinnati Reds fan since 1970 so hopefully you can rest easy...

Originally Posted by dc3 (Post 16540675)

Just the email this evening with the code and quickly deposited the 60 points in my MCR account. Worked perfectly!

Originally Posted by Exiled in Express (Post 16540779)

Opted in on Monday and received the SWA bonus code this evening. Depositing it took my MCR account over 160, briefly. :D

Originally Posted by yanxfann (Post 16542221)

That's odd, I signed up the very first day this was offered (last Tuesday, June 1) and have yet to receive my MCR code.

Originally Posted by foxberg (Post 16454437)

Here's my little math on how much MCR points were worth to me based on the last PCR promo.

I typically value a stay at $200/night (Crowne Plaza, etc.). The stay requires 25,000 PCR points and since I have their CC it costs me 22,500 instead. Each $200 qualified paid stay at CP purchased with my PCR CC brings 1000 points for the CC use and 2000 points for the total dollar amount. Given that there are various promos always floating around I can speculate that that one night stay would bring on average 10,000 PCR points. So, by paying for a stay with points rather then dollars I rid myself of potential 10K in additional PCR, therefore I can say that a stay on points actually costs me 32,500 points in spent and otherwise missed points. So, how much is one 500 PCR voucher worth to me then? it's $200 divided by 65 vouchers that makes it roughly $3 a voucher. Each voucher was obtained for 50 MCR points and that makes one MCR point worth 6¢. So the 3 point cap is worth 18¢ and a code from the 12 pack - 60¢.

This math does not take into the account night bought on F&F. Those would not incur any bonuses other then a bonus for using a CC for payment, but would reduce the cost of a night by 30%. So, on F&F the room would be $140 and otherwise going by the previous calculations take 23,500 points. That would be 47 vouchers at - surprise, surprise! - the same $3 per voucher. As you can see, PCR really figured it out. No matter how you pay for your room the points worth is exactly the same.

Once again, this is only pertained to me and your evaluations might vary.

Originally Posted by footypjman (Post 16578881)

I'm far from smart enough to do the math on this, but I've always used MCR points for free 20 oz bottle certificates, as I have a serious Diet Coke addiction.
By my calculation, 630 points would equate to 21 free 20 oz bottles (30 points per freee bottle), with an additional 63 points from the free bottle caps, or another 2 free bottles. These bottle usually cost about $1.50 each, but, frankly, I can get 2 liter bottles on sale for around $1.00, so I rarely if ever buy the 20 oz bottles; I only get them with free certificates. Given that, I would value the free 20 oz certificates at around $1 each (note: they sell for less on eBay)
Based on the math above, it appears that I should DEFINITELY be moving MCR points to PCR, instead of getting the free 20 oz. bottles:
Doing my "math for dummies" calculation, 630 MCR = 2000 PCR; I have found free rooms where I want to stat at 15,000 PCR, but let's be conservative and say 20,000 PCR. By my math, that would be 23 free bottles x 4 or $92 in "value" and means I'm paying less than $100 for a great room in an international resort.
Did I do that correctly?
Hell, based upon those numbers, I should shift all MCR to PC, and BUY the free certificates on eBay for less than $1 each!