So I pretty much never order from Panera, but actually found an order email from the time period in the class action law suit. But when you go to submit a claim form, unless you have a claim ID, which I don’t, you have to print it out and mail it in. They have my email and address, so why didn’t I get a claim ID?

@hbg1 said in BEWARE of Rakuten cashback. I had one of their Big Fat quarterly cashback checks returned today for insufficient funds. Luckily I only lost $5:

@my4mainecoons said in BEWARE of Rakuten cashback. I had one of their Big Fat quarterly cashback checks returned today for insufficient funds. Luckily I only lost $5:

I’ve never used Rakuten because for some reason I associate them with the loss of FW. Now I can’t even recall where that idea came from.

I hesitated to continue to use ebates (now Rakuten) after that but I’m a long-time user, I’ve had good experiences with them in general, and didn’t feel like starting over somewhere else, even for more cash back. I get my checks via Paypal and (so far) have not had any issues. I do find I have to watch the cash back that is credited more closely than before, and have to request the credit via the help screens. They usually credit it after that, and often right away.

I feel like I have to ask for credit for the vast majorities of my purchase now. Feels like it was much more automatic before. But they pretty much have never rejected me whereas other cash back sites have, so I still with them the vast majority of the time.

According to my recollection, Rakuten/Ebates bought FW and then shut it down. (Or maybe you were being sarcastic?)

Damn, I had no idea that’s what happened to FW.

@yoregano said in Wendy’s Is Giving Out Free Cinnabon Pull-Aparts on Leap Day — How to Snag the Deal:

@sonofzeus said in Wendy’s Is Giving Out Free Cinnabon Pull-Aparts on Leap Day — How to Snag the Deal:

Until further notice, Wendy’s is on my DONOTBUY list.

You post a teaser like this, but no explanation? You could still go to Wendy’s for the treat, no purchase required.

I’m sure it’s because of the surge pricing, which they already walked back and said they weren’t doing.

I don’t pay full price for fast food so I’m definitely not paying surge pricing.

You can do the same with Amazon. That’s what I always do.

@mistercheap said in "Free" (ish) Klondike Reese's Cones at Kroger with Fetch; redeem up to 5 times.:

@sonofzeus said in "Free" (ish) Klondike Reese's Cones at Kroger with Fetch; redeem up to 5 times.:

Mperks members can buy these for $3. at Meijer.
I value 4000 Fetch points at $3.20.

Right now Kroger GC’s are on sale at FETCH @sonofzeus so pretty much $4 for 4000 pts at current redemption level.

I wrote that in my OP. I grabbed a $10 Kroger GC for 10625 fetch points.

Brio Direct still holding strong at 5.35%.

@sonofzeus said in "Free" (ish) Klondike Reese's Cones at Kroger with Fetch; redeem up to 5 times.:

Mperks members can buy these for $3. at Meijer.
I value 4000 Fetch points at $3.20.

Not worth a separate trip for me, but good tip!

Possibly at the other stores Kroger owns? They are regularly $9, on sale for $4 and 4000 point back with Fetch. Could be free if you redeem the Fetch points for certain gift cards. Personally I don’t consider them at 1000 points = $1 since I have no use for the gift cards that can be redeemed at that rate. Even if I consider them at about 75%, still only paid ~$1 for 8 cones worth $9 so a great deal. I also did the Smart Food 3x 1000 points when I bought 50 cent bags. So that’s a MM. So I just checked and Kroger gift cards are on sale for 10625 for 10 or close to 95% redemption rate. Of course I lose 5% by not using my Citi Custom cash there but I’d lose at least 2% no matter what. Might have to pull the trigger on that.

@mistercheap said in Fetch: 1,000 points=$1 on Knorr rice cups (limit 5 cups) and three different varieties of 8 ct boxes of Klondike Cones (limit 5 boxes per variety, so 15 "free" boxes!!!):

@mtnagel said in Fetch: 1,000 points=$1 on Knorr rice cups (limit 5 cups) and three different varieties of 8 ct boxes of Klondike Cones (limit 5 boxes per variety, so 15 "free" boxes!!!):

@mrvietnam said in Fetch: 1,000 points=$1 on Knorr rice cups (limit 5 cups) and three different varieties of 8 ct boxes of Klondike Cones (limit 5 boxes per variety, so 15 "free" boxes!!!):

Offer

Never seen this on Fetch before. Is this new? I assume it means it’s limited?

yes, that was there last go round for me, basically shows how many redemptions are left before the offer is done with.

Thanks. Already down by 100.