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VUDU.com [vudu.com] is offering
$8 off Goosebumps 2 or Venom Movie Ticket when you purchase select movies.
More information about this offer can be found
here [watchvudu.com].
- Complete your purchase of any of the eligible titles [vudu.com] (in HDX or UHD quality) between 10/2/18 - 10/15/18.
- You will receive an e-mail within 48 hours from Vudu containing your code.
- Click the link contained in your email or visit: www.sonymoviecash.com/venomgoosebumps2 [sonymoviecash.com] Then follow the on-screen instructions.
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Not terribly hopeful that it will work, but figured it was worth a try, since I had some credit to use, and I didn't mind buying some of the eligible titles anyway.
Has anyone tried to do something similar in the past with M2D, and gotten this to work?
Not terribly hopeful that it will work, but figured it was worth a try, since I had some credit to use, and I didn't mind buying some of the eligible titles anyway.
Has anyone tried to do something similar in the past with M2D, and gotten this to work?
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2) Shows up at theater.
3) Shows Ticket checker your validation.
4) Ticket checker says you can't use "coupons or discounted tickets for opening/new releases". Tells you that you can pay the remaining difference at the ticket window.
5) Stand and watch other people go inside while you have to wait a week or so before they'll accept the discounted ticket (or you pay $3 more).
(experience)
2) Shows up at theater.
3) Shows Ticket checker your validation.
4) Ticket checker says you can't use "coupons or discounted tickets for opening/new releases". Tells you that you can pay the remaining difference at the ticket window.
5) Stand and watch other people go inside while you have to wait a week or so before they'll accept the discounted ticket (or you pay $3 more).
(experience)
Never once heard of that happening. The ticket checkers just tell you what theater to go to.