Easy, create a Facebook and Twitter:) not like you have to use it if you don't want.

Boo. Entered Fuze code on 7/11, Got my 20 points, but nothing new added. I've already redeemed for the other items. Maybe they forgot to add it. Not happy. (I'd wait till later if you are entering the codes today)..

Jiburi

Well, now there's another promotion that Coke and IHT are doing together (some Hollywood thing; see link below).

I'm also concerned that the points may never return; on the other hand, at least they're not severing their relationship. Hope springs eternal. Or maybe it's just wishful thinking ... tls


https://reelsummer.ihg.com/amer/us/e...C-ReelSummer14

People are reporting they are simply repeating a previous reward (spotify).

Anyone redeem a fuze for 3 points a month or two ago? I did, and it deducted the points, and shows a redemption, but doesn't show up under my redemptions. I emailed them and was told that my redemption had failed and that they were crediting me the points. It's kind of ridiculous.

Doesn't matter, the fuze coupons had already expired before folks got them. Even if you got it you could not have used it and then they would have refunded your points anyway.

Wow, I get 30 chances to a vacation with every IHG stay. :rolleyes:
Not feeling warm and fuzzy here.

BTW, where's Hilton? Haven't seen that pop up either this year yet.

FWIW, my local grocery store chain does not prohibit using several coupons for the same type of item, as long as you purchase all of the items. Further, I'd probably go through the self-checkout line, where there's less of a chance of anyone questioning it, as the employees working who handle coupons like that generally don't care.

Let us know when you get 17 identical items for free, in the same transaction.

I've never had success using a "free" coupon at self checkout. :(

While not 17, I redeemed 6 in one transaction yesterday. Scanned the six bottles, then the six coupons that deducted $1.59 each.

There is no doubt that the "one coupon per transaction" statement in the fine print is intended to prevent this. But there is also no doubt that not all stores consistently enforce this prohibition.

There is no doubt what Coke intended.

I didn't read the fine print on the coupon, but was it "one coupon per purchase" or "one coupon per transaction"? I've seen both phrases mentioned in this thread. Those are two distinctly different meanings in coupon acceptance. There can also be "one coupon per shopping trip", which would necessitate completing the transaction and leaving the store.

Most stores choose not to enforce the "one per transaction", since all it would do is simply slow down their lines if customers had to make several separate "transactions".

:) Some of them will take it off automatically, but for most, I just hit the call cashier button and the clerk working the group of 10 registers comes over and takes care of them. Now, mind you, I only do this when it's pretty slow in the store. :D

The fact that some stores violate the terms of the coupon doesn't change the meaning of "one coupon per purchase," which was the question asked in post no. 8580 (which gave rise to this discussion). There is no doubt what Coke means by this phrase. Wishful thinking doesn't change the meaning.

As the Coke Zero coupon also states, "Any other use constitutes fraud."