Way back in time when Coke Rewards was offering $2 and $5 gift cards in exchange for cap or flap codes, we had a couple CVS GC's and four Target. We never used them until now. Low and behold the Target GC's had expired though no expiration date. CS said the balance on the GC's was zero. We would never keep a GC attached to our Target card if they were no good. As we used them we throw them away. Anyone found that their CVS GC's or Target became no value after some length of time? 1|1|i still have cvs to use keep forgetting about it|karrkamper|jdouglas4@mchsi.com|11:19:11|07/12/2020|
but thought no expiration date
vickie 2|1|I had that problem|reezz|aricawatson@cox.net|13:22:06|07/12/2020|
back when they were offering TGIF gift cards, I was so embarrassed going back and forth with the manager. They were treating me like I was up to no good. I immediately reported it to Coke Rewards and they returned my points but as far as the Gift Card, dont know. I havent stepped foot into Fridays since.
www.freewebs.com/reezz/multiples.htm
Thanks!
Arica
aricawatson@cox.net
3|2|We used our $6 CVS for 2 gallons of over priced milk|money4saver|ngill@comporium.net|15:53:30|07/12/2020|
to use them since they are quite old. There is a better price on milk than $3.99 but we took it.
This Covid-19 time would be a good time for Coke to give some rewards via Amazon or other type of gift cards with cap codes.
4|3|I was thinking the same thing....|reezz|aricawatson@cox.net|20:59:21|07/13/2020|
a couple months back, that Im surprised Coke didnt use its platform to offer more redemptions to help people/the economy out.
www.freewebs.com/reezz/multiples.htm
Thanks!
Arica
aricawatson@cox.net