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I tried this with Trojan and Durex, but they didn't believe the whole stay-at-home mom with kids who love it thing.
I tried this with Trojan and Durex, but they didn't believe the whole stay-at-home mom with kids who love it thing.
heck, i wrote a thank you letter to JetBlue a couple of months ago and they:
a)wrote me back
b)sent me cute jetblue magnets, quantity two
c)sent a voucher for $15 for \"future use with our thanks.\"
my good food coupon experiences have included Stubb's BBQ Sauce ($1x5...mmmm) and Stonyfield Farm Yogurt, who replied to a small grouse about the price on the west coast with a veritablr flurry of coupons.
I wrote to Donatos Pizza telling them that I would love to have a Donatos store by me that would deliver. There used to be one close to my house, but they went out of business.
Their reply included an offer of a gift card, which arrived a few days later. It was worth $10.
Another time, I had a can of Campbell's Double Noodle soup that was a little messed up. The broth was very strong and a lot of the noodles hadn't gotten cut up. It really didn't affect the taste at all, but I emailed them all the info from the top of the can for quality control purposes. I got $5 in Campbell Dollars.
been doing this for years. companies love this shit. last thanksgiving season, after Dunkin Donuts stopped the pumpkin-spice donuts, I emailed them telling them the store that I go to every morning and let them know that every day of the week, I buy 2 cups of coffee and 3 donuts. they sent me coupons for free coffee and donuts for a week and they even had pumpkin spice donuts at my dunkin donuts for another 2 months. i checked other stores and they didnt have the flavor of donuts so it must've been just at my store.
I once wrote to Pepsi telling them I drink entirely too much of their product, which is true. I asked them to send me a t-shirt. I figured this was a reasonable request because I am a loyal customer, and Pepsi would benefit by turning me into a walking talking Pepsi billboard. They politely told me to buzz off.
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@Mike_: I used to work for Pepsi Bottling Group HQ, and it was crazy the amount of swag they threw us. I hated the job, but I walked out of there with my arms full of all the swag they gave us. If you really want free stuff from Pepsi there is a sure fire way to get it. Call corporate HQ and ask for PR, tell them you would be interested in touring a bottling or productions facility (if you are in fact interested). On the tour they are sure to give you stuff.
Yup, done this myself a few times. A couple of times involved complaints, but others were just \"thanks for not being a shitty company\" letters, and coupons rained down like manna from heaven.
She should have mentioned to include an address -- for the companies that don't have email coupons.