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I understood that. I wasn't being a jerk suggesting you had not read, I was just suggesting that perhaps it was a regional offer for the WM codes, i.e. the UPCs were unavailable in certain parts of the country like where your account was registered. Like the ROO campaign. Perhaps that was a stupid idea, but did want to let you know I wasn't being an a$$.

Todays Wednesday Deal

$50 Hotel Gift Card for 70 points (usually 175)

This digital code will be delivered via email only, to the email address associated with your My Coke Rewards® Account. If you have changed your email address since creating your Account, please be sure to update it prior to redeeming. Code expires one year from activation. The $50 Hotel Gift Card is a promotional card that may only be used towards the purchase of a minimum two-night stay at any of the available hotels booked through www.myhotelgiftcard.com. The remaining balance must be paid with a major credit card. Reservations are subject to the cancellation penalties and other rules, if applicable, identified at the time of booking. The promotional $50 Hotel Gift Card has no cash value and may not be redeemed for cash. To see full terms and conditions for this offer, click here. This offer is not valid where prohibited by law.

http://www.mycokerewards.com/rewards...elWD+rwd_1_1_h

Note: "2 night minimum stay", so that makes it $25 a night at an inflated rate, for sure.
This was the Wednesday Deal only a short 2 months ago in July. What Gives?

Is there an area that does not have a WalMart? If so please tell me so I can move there :D

As the the hotel gift card discount. The gift card was recently 'selling' for 100 points so the Wednesday deal discount was only 30%. I guess they never changed the image since the July deal :rolleyes:

Probably trying to clear the inventory of an item that is not selling.

Coming 9/18
Chose More Win Big Sweepstakes

12 pack flaps for no calorie sodas provide entry into sweepstakes and 20 bonus points after entering five flaps.

http://www.mycokerewards.com/experie...loc=howItWorks

I am wondering if any of our FT members actually got and used this deal back in July? I would like to know what their experience with this deal was.

Pizza UPC: We're maxed out! Maximum Entry Limit reached.
 

I tried entering the the Pizza UPC (0068113171534) while on the cokezerorewards website.... the website responded:

It's nice to see Coke is capable of coding a website that returns an error message that actually makes a bit of sense...

The 25 points for a $2 Amazon MP3 credit isn't a bad deal, I've been wanting some new songs anyway ^

"Roo": You've Reached the max Bonus Points for today
 

FWIW, "Roo" just gave me a "You've Reached the max Bonus Points for today" message when I tried to use it.

It was the first code I had attempted to enter today. I have already entered 15 3-pt cap codes this week, so apparently there is now a limit on how many "Roo" bonuses you can earn.

That ROO message usually happens if you try to enter more than 5 within a 24 hour period. ROO resets at 8 PM EST so I would try again tonight and see what happens.

That's odd. I enter the same UPC and got this message:

Sorry to say, but you've enter [sic] the maximum amount of Bonus Points this week. Hang on to those, because the Weekly Points Tracker resets Monday at 12 a.m. ET.

This despite the fact that I entered the other two Walmart UPCs and they went through without a hitch. BTW, I had made no code entries in September until today. They must have fired the programmer who blamed Coke instead of the customer for this problem. Otherwise, why would the message change from one that made sense to one that did not?

MCR Devaluation: 1 MCR point is now only worth 1.5 cents (for USO Donations)
 

On the MCR site, there are three USO donation rewards described as:
The values of these three USO donation rewards are:So, Coke now values 1 MCR point as being worth 1.5 cents. That is an astounding devaluation from March 2007, when Counselor pointed out that 1 MCR was worth 8 cents.