Thoughts on the new Coke Rewards Program?

[Narnia_girl]

From what I can tell it's mostly sweepstakes/contest entries or personalized bottles. I greatly preferred the old method of earning gift cards or movie tickets.

Anyone seeing other ways to utilize this program? Otherwise, I guess I'll enter them and hope for a Hawaii win.

We don't drink a lot of soda, but I have a family member who always gives me codes; and my husband does drink Powerade.

 

[wolf29]

So far, IMHO, the new program is very disappointing. We used to collect points and save up for gift cards and Shutterfly offers. Hardly anything of interest to us now.

 

[BridgetBordeaux]

Not happy. We used to get 12 packs either free or $3.00 off. Not a fan of the new program. No real rewards, just a chance to win a contest....Yuck!

 

[WeLuvTink!]

Stopped collecting and entering codes once the old program went away. Why bother with a "sweepstakes entry"?

 

[Lunchlady]

Very disappointed in the new program. No incentive to buy all Coke products now. It was GREAT while it lasted though.

 

[usnuzuloose]

I wish they would go back to getting the coke products. So I just shop for the deals on soda.

 

[kristenrice]

I wish they would go back to getting the coke products. So I just shop for the deals on soda.

Same here...while I definitely prefer Diet Coke over Diet Pepsi, I only buy what is on sale. Neither DH nor I drink coffee so we get our caffeine fixes from soda....a LOT of soda...like close to 8 cans a day between the two of us. When we could earn free 12-packs from MCR, I would always lean towards buying Diet Coke, but now? Eh, I can handle Diet Pepsi and even Diet Dr. Pepper. Whatever is cheapest is what I will buy.

 

[Lynne G]

Yeah, I cashed out with as many gift cards I could. Not happy at all, and not even a big fan of Coke. Doubt I will both entering a code for a chance to win something. When most of the time, no code needed for entering in most other chance entering sweepstakes.

 

[wolf29]

On the website today, one code gets you a free Shutterfly photo book.