Popeyes: 3Pc Trnders for $1
Dining Advantage: $20 dining credit
Upskillist: Free 3-month access to online courses
FreePrints: 10 free 4x6 Prints and 2 free 5x7 prints in FreePrints app Plus free shipping
Shell/Fuel Rewards: $0.20 off per gallon with Complimentary Gold Status
Little Caesars: Free Crazy Combo with pizza purchase
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Popeyes: 3Pc Trnders for $1
Dining Advantage: $20 dining credit
Upskillist: Free 3-month access to online courses
FreePrints: 10 free 4x6 Prints and 2 free 5x7 prints in FreePrints app Plus free shipping
Shell/Fuel Rewards: $0.20 off per gallon with Complimentary Gold Status
Little Caesars: Free Crazy Combo with pizza purchase
If you have the Dining Advantage codes to spare, please PM me. I have some free print codes to trade for the dining code if you want. Please let me know.
What do you use your Dining Advantage Codes for? Looking for tips.
What do you use your Dining Advantage Codes for? Looking for tips.
You use the money to buy offers, kind of like Groupon. However, they are sometimes hit or miss. They will list offers that restaurants no longer accept or even the restaurant has already out of business.
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Any tips of $20 dining credit? Whats the way to maximize it? I see that those credits dont directly translate to $ but you have to buy offers...
I used it for the first time this past week. It's basically a coupon book (more on this below) -- you don't get $20 credit to use at a restaurant. You have $x credit to redeem coupon offers from participating restaurants at values not necessarily reflecting menu prices. After your credit is exhausted, Dining Advantage makes money by selling you more credits for coupon redemption.
I saw a lot of BOGO and 25% offers, for example. In my usage case, I redeemed a BOGO burger offer valued on the DA website at $6, but here the restaurant menu price for the item is $9. The cashier wasn't familiar with the coupon as I pulled it up on my phone, so he called his colleague who instructed him to do something on the computer. I told him there's a reference number on the coupon, assuming he would need to input it. It wasn't necessary and I'm not sure if he hit some generic button for BOGO in the POS system to honor my "coupon".
Here's the thing: from doing a cursory search there are lots of reports saying Dining Advantage is a scammy company. They supposedly add restaurants to their site without permission, so people will show up and try to use a coupon, only to be told the restaurant has no affiliation with DA. Some have reported they also take a restaurant's coupon offer to the general public (via website, app, emails, etc.) and add it to their website as if it was DA-exclusive -- again, without the restaurant's permission.
The listed restaurants also leave a lot to be desired. Mostly fast food chains, which is fine, but you can find many equivalent value deals by checking restaurants' apps, websites, or social media pages. For a sit-down restaurant, I would definitely check with the staff that they accept the DA coupon before ordering. You don't want to get caught off-guard and have to pay the full bill at the end.
It's fine to use if a nearby place catches your eye, assuming the coupon is valid and accepted. But without these free credits, I cannot imagine anyone actually paying real money for the privilege of using said coupons. Like I said, anyone can download an app or check a website to find similar offers. Also learned that this is from the same company that used to sell coupon books back in the day. It's now a dying business model when every establishment can offer their own promotions directly. Might explain why they're feeling pressured to resort to these shady practices--probably hanging on by a thread.
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Any Popeyes codes anyone not going to use? Treating my niece. Happy to rep. thank you
Any Popeyes codes anyone not going to use? Treating my niece. Happy to rep. thank you
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I saw a lot of BOGO and 25% offers, for example. In my usage case, I redeemed a BOGO burger offer valued on the DA website at $6, but here the restaurant menu price for the item is $9. The cashier wasn't familiar with the coupon as I pulled it up on my phone, so he called his colleague who instructed him to do something on the computer. I told him there's a reference number on the coupon, assuming he would need to input it. It wasn't necessary and I'm not sure if he hit some generic button for BOGO in the POS system to honor my "coupon".
Here's the thing: from doing a cursory search there are lots of reports saying Dining Advantage is a scammy company. They supposedly add restaurants to their site without permission, so people will show up and try to use a coupon, only to be told the restaurant has no affiliation with DA. Some have reported they also take a restaurant's coupon offer to the general public (via website, app, emails, etc.) and add it to their website as if it was DA-exclusive -- again, without the restaurant's permission.
The listed restaurants also leave a lot to be desired. Mostly fast food chains, which is fine, but you can find many equivalent value deals by checking restaurants' apps, websites, or social media pages. For a sit-down restaurant, I would definitely check with the staff that they accept the DA coupon before ordering. You don't want to get caught off-guard and have to pay the full bill at the end.
It's fine to use if a nearby place catches your eye, assuming the coupon is valid and accepted. But without these free credits, I cannot imagine anyone actually paying real money for the privilege of using said coupons. Like I said, anyone can download an app or check a website to find similar offers. Also learned that this is from the same company that used to sell coupon books back in the day. It's now a dying business model when every establishment can offer their own promotions directly. Might explain why they're feeling pressured to resort to these shady practices--probably hanging on by a thread.
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