Don’t mean to sound stupid but is this offer UNTIL Dec 9 or only on that date?
I’m not seeing it as free and wanted to confirm I wasn’t missing something.
Don’t mean to sound stupid but is this offer UNTIL Dec 9 or only on that date?
I’m not seeing it as free and wanted to confirm I wasn’t missing something.
Almost makes me want to move to the Snow Belt so I can use one! OK, not really but having said that I now suspect greater than normal snowfall this winter just to spite me. Mother nature…don’t mess with her.
It had to happen as some of the product bottles can’t keep getting smaller. I’ve also noticed some products were even less filled. The bottles do show actual content weight or volume but seeing a partial bottle of something makes me think they all spilled.
FYI, I just received notice I received a settlement that was deposited in my PayPal account. I don’t recall adding PayPal info but vaguely recall submitting a claim for this.
I’m using Brave and am seeing it also don’t see the “X” to close it.
Edit: I was able to click around and see an “X” to close it.
I hope still available. This was posted on September 24, 2020:
I would like to thank everyone who responded to our free sample offer. We had approximately 10,000 respondents for our limited 1000 samples. We will be running this free sample coupon in the future. Please be sure to completely fill out correct address information. I had many respondents I could not send a free sample to because of incomplete address.
I still tried!
Thank you for adding the “no luck for Origin owners” part. I was about to take advantage when I remembered…
@mgr said in T-Mobile database breach affecting 100 million customers (Social Security, Driver's License, IMEI numbers, etc.):
This may be a dumb question, but why (and how) does T-Mobile have people’s Soc. Sec numbers?
From a Forbes site in 2013:
“For any service that requires T-Mobile to extend credit, we require some personal information so we can confirm your identity, run credit reports and ensure we send bills to the right address,” said Glenn Zaccara, a T-Mobile spokesman. “This includes name and address, as well as your Social Security number, which are required by credit agencies to run a credit report. For prepaid accounts, neither name/address nor SSN is required.”
@angryeyebrows said in Free Agave Straws from Jose Cuervo (for ages 21+) - exp unk:
Bummer! Received the “Sorry, but we had more requests than straws” email.
Yep, same here. But they did give me a $5 off on tequila from a Company that won’t ship to my State anyway
Mine showed up a day or so ago. A couple of an assortment with a business card with a QR code to their kickstarter link.