I suppose so. lol
They didn't care that you were buying them and then immediately returning them?
If Hero of Legend ever gets his hands on the Ring of Gyges, everybody obviously needs to watch their backs. Yeesh.
Why would something being illegal stop you? Because illegal = wrong (legal = right)? Or because you'd get punished for it?Why would you say that? I didn't do anything illegal.
Why would something being illegal stop you? Because illegal = wrong (legal = right)? Or because you'd get punished for it?
I don't see how it's a bad thing, abusing isn't a crime, they felt the need to make 4 Cadbury bars be worth 8000 points, if that's not a sign saying "ABUSE ME", I don't know what is.
They need to think about what the consequences of such a deal would bring, that's their job, if they seriously didn't expect abuse up the ass, then shame on them sadly.
Yes it's sleazy, but it's not illegal, thus there should not be any punishment.
Please answer my question.I don't see how it's a bad thing, abusing isn't a crime, they felt the need to make 4 Cadbury bars be worth 8000 points, if that's not a sign saying "ABUSE ME", I don't know what is.
They need to think about what the consequences of such a deal would bring, that's their job, if they seriously didn't expect abuse up the ass, then shame on them sadly.
Yes it's sleazy, but it's not illegal, thus there should not be any punishment.
Please answer my question.
Thanks. Interesting moral code.As long as it's not illegal or against the rules, I don't feel that I should be prevented from doing so.
Thanks. Interesting moral code.
There is a reason why people don't like RFDers. And it's not because they are a bunch of criminals in the eyes of the law.
Just got back from Shoppers.
First place I bought 12 bars, got 24,000 points on top of the 4,900 I had.
Got Mario Party 9 with them, then I refunded the bars without a hitch.
Then went to my local Shoppers where I usually go from home, did it again, this time got Mario Sports Mix.
And this time, when I was refunding the bars, the manager had to come because the cash wasn't working, and when I did my debit card, he wasn't quick enough to do the Optimum point refund for them (he only said something after I put in my PIN number...), so he goes and says he'll call the Optimum company, I told him that I only have like 4,900 points left, he says that it's just likely they'll take away the remaining points, it doesn't sound like I'm trouble.
It's in their policy that they can take away your account for abuse of the program, not that I suppose you're planning to use it again once the points get deducted for the returns and you're sitting there with a negative optimum point balance.
That's one of the reasons I refunded the bars, so I'm not hoarding the bars, and I don't buy so many games at once, that's pointless to me, when I get a cheap game, I get one, MAYBE two, and that's if it's a huge deal on a recent game. So far I haven't done that.
Wait so you bought a whole bunch of chocolate bars to get points that you then redeemed for a game and then returned the chocolate to get your money back but kept the games?
That's pretty sleazy.
I'm not trying to stick up for the guy or anything, but I don't see how this is any worse than everyone rushing out to use the Bestbuy coupon on multiple games and preorders and such, and nobody persecuted anyone for doing that. Both are abusing an offer provided by a retailer. Is it worse because he bought so many? How many games would it have taken someone to use that coupon on before they became a 'bad guy' too?
I guess I don't feel so bad because I actually paid some money to Best Buy. I wouldn't pull the SDM points thing to get stuff for free, I feel like that crosses a line somewhere.
I guess I don't feel so bad because I actually paid some money to Best Buy. I wouldn't pull the SDM points thing to get stuff for free, I feel like that crosses a line somewhere.
And .. what we can do with 8000 holy points?
Basically, this is part of their 50th anniversary promotion, and they even mention on their site that they're giving out opportunities to get tons of points.
It's not that big a deal to give out 8000 pts for $8, it's a potential loss leader. But clearly there's something wrong when people are getting 200k points in one visit.
But how does no one question at the store if one buys 50/100/200 bars at once? That's where a limit on similar purchases need to be made, and it's not like they're in boxes of a dozen or whatnot, point abuse isn't more obvious than that.
Of course not. There's a massive difference between just purchasing a lot to get the points, and refunding everything so that SDM gets nothing while you walk away with two of their videogames.I guess I can kind of see your point, with the whole returning of the product that provided the points to begin with. I'm guessing most wouldn't feel quite so put off if he had kept the product itself.
I don't think anyone would disagree. That's not what we're talking about.Speaking as an ex-pat who mourns the absence of Caramilk bars in his current country, the notion of someone not seeing this deal as "Score: I get lots of points for buying delicious chocolate bars that not everyone has the privilege of being able to purchase!" perplexes me.
They should have 2/$4 advertised on the last page of the flyer. Also, on their website, they advertise that if you buy 4 you get 8000 bonus points.
http://50.shoppersdrugmart.ca/en/in-store-specials/food/
omg, it all makes sense now. There was this lady at work with a shopping cart full of chocolates..Via RFD. lol >:|
Amazon currently has it marked down. Not sure when the deal ends.Sorry to change the subject, but I've gotta ask again: anyone know of any current or upcoming deals for Sleeping Dogs (PS3)?
:|Amazon currently has it marked down. Not sure when the deal ends.