Take Test Drive at Local Chevy Dealer = FREE $50 Cabela’s Gift Card (follow post info to get form)

Quote from dingslu : I keep on getting BAC code not valid error. Anyone have a valid BAC code for San Jose, CA dealer?

You should use John L. Sullivan Chevrolet here in Sacramento, CA. It worked perfectly. My .02

Im going to print this BAC list. I bet it will get taken down at some point or the link will go away. This will come in handy for all future promotions.

Need BAC codes that will work for N.E. PA. The map results show a lot of results but none, absolutely none of them match BAC codes.

In CA, verified that the BAC codes are good for:

John L. Sullivan Chrevolet in Roseville, CA and
Michael Stead Chevrolet in Walnut Creek, CA

The "dealer" manually typed the BAC codes in but copy and pasted in capital letters for names exactly as they appeared on the list. And yes, I can verify they are good because I watched the "dealer" after I "test drove" put them into the fields indicated and it said successful. I also got confirmation emails to my email addresses that me and my "wife" signed up for.

We both test drove almost identical times. As practically typed the info in "ourselves."

Quote from bigbuttplug : lol, dumb much?

Thanks for being the most helpful person on the internet today.

Quote from Lasereth : Truth. Going to a dealership and dealing with the slime-mouthed salesmen who hate the world and are pretending to like you for an hour, going for a test drive and hearing their stupid spiel on why the car is so awesome, then having them hound you for another 30 minutes, calling you every other day for a week, guilt tripping you, etc. for a gift card? I wouldn't do it for $100 even.

lol. tell the clown upfront that you HATE chevy, have HORRIBLE credit & LACK a job.

he'll get you out of there in <5 mins. & NEVER contact you again

all of this assumes you're stupid enough to do this deal in person instead of online.

find a sales rep on linkedin

Quote from zevilone : find a sales rep on linkedin

thanks!

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Be warned!!! The secured way to get the gift card is to take a test drive. If you don't want to spend much time with the sales guy, just tell them you are not buying the car within the next 6 months and you are in a rush and just take a look at the car this time. I used to work in Cadillac dealership and was in charge of the marketing and promotional stuff. Every dealership keep a list of persons who've taken the test drive for the corporate promotion dept. to verify before gift cards can be approved and issued. I spent a lot of time dealing with phone calls from corporate. So if you do want the easy money, go take the test.

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Quote from pinmagic : Look at the page you printed for the $50 certificate. There's a website there for the dealer to certify that you did the test drive. It asks for the dealer's BAC number, and salesman's name - that's all. If you have that info, you don't have to even go to the dealer - you could conceivably just enter the info yourself. I say conceivably, cause it's probably considered fraud - YMMV.

Haha! VERY tempting...

Quote from SUCHaDEAL : JUST A HEADS UP! Many Auto Dealerships ask for and PHOTOCOPY your Drivers License as a required "step" to do a test drive. ALWAYS and I MEAN ALWAYS ask for the photocopy of your license back PRIOR TO LEAVING THE DEALERSHIP. You don't need copies of your Drivers License ending up in the wrong hands, even if they are trashed at the dealership. TAKE IT HOME AND SHRED IT!

Although that helps, but if they photocopy it your information is already stored inside the copy machine, along with everyone else's info. Then the copy machines are sold at auction at some point, or thrown away, or given back to the service they lease them from with our info in it. Identity thieves buy them up with everyone's info in them.

I might sound paranoid, but my wife had her identity stolen when she changed her name on her SS card etc when we got married, I have had my CC stolen online, and my parents got hit the old school way ... checks stole out of their mailbox, washed, new info imprinted, and used. People will do anything to steal your info.