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Got Milk, Got Protein, Free Milk Every Minute Sweepstakes ~ 10/17/13
http://thebreakfastproject.com/proteinfightclub
*Daily Entry*
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN.
A PURCHASE WILL NOT IMPROVE ONE’S CHANCES OF WINNING.
ELIGIBILITY: The Got Milk Got Protein Sweepstakes ("Sweepstakes") is open to legal residents of the 50 United States and District of Columbia who are 18 years of age or older at the time of entry. Employees of The National Fluid Milk Processor Promotion Board (the "Sponsor") and its parent company, agents, affiliates, subsidiaries, milk processors, milk distributors, milk farmers, sales representatives, distributors, retailers, contractors, partners, and each of their respective parent companies, advertising, fulfillment, promotion and interactive agencies, contractors and any others engaged in the development, production or distribution of promotional material for this Sweepstakes, and their immediate families (i.e., spouse, parents, siblings and children, and each of their spouses, regardless of where they reside) and persons residing in the same households of each of these individuals, whether related or not (collectively the "Sweepstakes Entities"), are ineligible to enter or win. All applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations apply. Void where prohibited by law.
ENTRY PERIOD: This Sweepstakes begins on 8/21/13 at 11:00:00 AM Eastern Time ("ET") and will end on 10/17/13 at 11:00:00 AM ET (the "Sweepstakes Entry Period"). Within the Sweepstakes Entry Period, there will be eight (8) weeks and fifty-eight (58) days. For purposes of these Official Rules, a "Week" begins at 12:00:00 AM ET on each Monday and ends at 11:59:59 PM ET on each succeeding Sunday, for the exception of the first and last week of the Sweepstakes Entry Period, whereby the first week starts at 11:00:00 AM ET on Monday, 8/21/13 and the last week ends at 11:00:00 AM ET on Tuesday, 10/17/13. ("Weekly Sweepstakes Entry Period"). Within each Weekly Sweepstakes Entry Period, there will be seven (7) days, for the exception of the last Weekly Sweepstakes Entry Period which will consist of nine (9) days ("Day"). Each Day consists of one thousand four hundred and forty (1,440) random drawings, one (1) drawing per minute, for the exception of the first and last Day of the Sweepstakes Entry Period, whereby the first Day of the Sweepstakes Entry Period will consist of 780 minute random drawings and the last Day of the Sweepstakes Entry Period will consist of 660 minute random drawings ("Minutely Sweepstakes random drawing"). For purposes of these Official Rules, each Minutely Sweepstakes Entry Period begins at xx:00:00 and ends at xx:59:59 of every hour Each eligible Entry for a Minutely Sweepstakes prize must be received by xx:59:59 of the given Minutely Sweepstakes Entry Period. All eligible Minutely Sweepstakes Entry Period entries will not be rolled over to any subsequent Minutely Sweepstakes random drawing, but will be automatically eligible for the given Weekly Sweepstakes random drawing prize. All eligible Weekly Sweepstakes Entry Period entries will be rolled over to subsequent Weekly Sweepstakes random drawing, if any.
HOW TO ENTER: To enter, visit www.gotmilkgotprotein.com and follow all onscreen instructions to complete and submit the entry form ("Entry"). Upon submitting Entry, it will be automatically entered into the Minutely Sweepstakes drawing and the Weekly Sweepstakes drawing for which it qualifies. Entries generated by script, macro or other automated means will be void. Limit: one (1) Entry per person per email address per day. Entries received from any Entrant, or email address in excess of the stated limitation will be void. All Entries become the sole property of the Sponsor and will not be returned or acknowledged.
PRIZES AND THEIR APPROXIMATE RETAIL VALUES ("ARV"): 82,080 MINUTELY PRIZES (ONE PRIZE AWARD FOR EACH MINUTELY SWEEPSTAKES ENTRY PERIOD):A $4.00 coupon for a free gallon of white milk (ARV: $4.00 each).Total ARV of all Minutely Prizes: $328,320.00 Eight (8) WEEKLY PRIZES (ONE PRIZE AWARDED FOR EACH WEEKLY SWEEPSTAKES ENTRY PERIOD): A book of 52 $4.00 coupons for free white milk (ARV: $208.00 each). Total ARV of Weekly Prizes: $1,664.00. Total ARV of all prizes: $329,984.00. Prizes are not transferable. Prizes are not replaceable if lost or stolen. Neither Sponsor nor any promotional partner is responsible for loss, theft, or mutilation of any prize. Each prize cannot be redeemed for cash except in accordance with applicable law. The face value of coupon prizes are in US dollars. When properly authorized, the coupon may be redeemed for up to one (1) gallon of any brand of white milk at any participating retailer that sells milk. The total value of a coupon must be redeemed at one (1) transaction. Any unused balance will not be refunded as cash or any other substitute. Coupon must be surrendered at time of redemption. Each coupon is subject to all limitations printed on it. Limit: one (1) Minutely and one (1) Weekly prize per person. Sponsor reserves the right to substitute prize. Sponsor responsible only for delivery of prize; not responsible for prize redemption, utility, quality or otherwise. Taxes and fees, if any, are the sole responsibility of prize winners. All prizes will be awarded provided a sufficient number of eligible Entries are received for a given entry period. All prizes must be claimed by 12/31/13, after which no alternate winners will be selected.
Because the night is dark ... and full of terrors.
Thanks DC3 - into my favorites.
"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act but a habit." - Aristotle
Thanks for entering for a chance to win FREE MILK BY THE MINUTE. You're a lucky winner!
Congrats !!!
Used my coupon at work last night-of course I got the "No item sold for this coupon" when scanned.No prob to override,but it sux that sometimes these Internet coupons don't scan & then they scrutinize them like you're a criminal. (I have a story about Dominick's in IL & all the Starkist pouch free coupons-we all cleaned up in that IWG-boy did I raise the roof. I have NEVER been so humiliated redeeming free coupons.)
"We make a living by what we get,but we make a life by what we give"-W Churchill
Originally Posted by jammom
Sorry to hear about this. I'm glad you were able to get your milk afterall. I dislike using internet coupons sometimes for the same reason. I feel kind of awkward, and a few times at Walmart, the cashier had to go and question the manager if they could accept the coupon or not, even when it says on their website that they do accept them. Your story sounds very interesting. We can all use the freebie coupons we get, with today's crazy economy LOL.
P.S. I have not redeemed my coupon yet. It will be interesting to see what happens...
Last edited by azcatlover1; 09-06-2013 at 05:48 AM.
To make a long story short...
Went to Dominick's (Safeway) one night about 7:30 w/ 3 free Starkist tuna pouch coupons from IWG.The coupons were mailed,the glossy type w/ the "foil" strip across top.The cashier said she had to check w/ her manager because they "beeped when scanned".(The register said " Enter Price") So,over comes a manager...scrutinizes the heck outta them,then says "I'll be right back" & walks to this little office & hands 1 coupon to some other guy & walks out.He then walks over to the bank & is showing my coupons to the bank teller while this other guy in the office sticks his head out & calls a teenage bagger in to look.Meanwhile,there is only the 1 checkout open & 2 ladies behind me,the cashier is reading a mag & they're basically ignoring them.When the 1 lady asked if she could ring up somewhere,the cashier said in a very rude tone"Can't you see that we're all busy dealing with this issue."(didn't seem like there was anyone else working) So,in the end,they wouldn't accept the coupon because as the manager said "he wouldn't want to get in trouble for helping me commit coupon fraud because he has never seen these coupons before" (didn't even say "possibly" helping-I felt basically accused)He also kept 1 of my coupons-wanted me to leave my # so that if it was verified legit they would call me. So,that night I emailed Safeway & rec'd a phone call the next AM.Described scenario,blah,blah,blah...ended up getting a $50 Safeway GC for the whole ordeal. (not my goal,it's that it was a MAJOR customer service screw-up)
Dominick's wasn't my go-to store cuz it was kinda pricey,but it was the closest store to my house & I actually was pretty friendly w/ the girls there during the day,so it wasn't like I was some random drifter-LOL.
The ladies stayed in line the whole time-I would've walked out-I kept apologizing,but they weren't annoyed w/ me.In fact,I gave them both the website addy cuz they wanted to coupon but didn't know where to start !
"We make a living by what we get,but we make a life by what we give"-W Churchill
Wow, what a crazy nightmare. I'm glad to see that Safeway stepped up to the plate, by giving you the $50 Gift Card. You definitely deserved it, after going through that tremendous mess.
Just won my milk too. Used it at Walmart - had issues with free coupons here until I contacted corporate offices. Now they have a sign saying, "we accept free coupons"; not so with local Harvey's - they put one up saying just the opposite. They said they had a MAJOR issue with coupon fraud at that particular store.
Its sad that a few bad apples have to spoil it for the rest of us honest consumers.
Harmon's here is tough on coupons-but the free ones-as long as it says something like"up to $x.xx" they're fine.I had issues there when I had a free Propel 12 pk coupon.Because of the extreme couponers here,Smith's (Kroger) will only take 4 of the same coupon per transaction (no big deal)They are prob the best.The WM by me is wishy washy-depends on the cashier,but if it beeps (even if you have the right product)they sometimes won't take it,or if it won't scan,they usually won't take it.
I agree about the bad apples-especially in this crazy economy,I've always saved us alot at the store (like today at Smith's,saved $53) & I have prices I will & won't pay for things,but I don't go crazy.My employee discount+ coupons really helps too.
"We make a living by what we get,but we make a life by what we give"-W Churchill
I had a problem redeeming my coupon at Walmart last night. The cashier scanned it, and said it wasn't valid. So, she had to get a manager to take care of it. What a pain. It shouldn't be this hard to redeem a coupon, but I understand because of the fraud out there right now. I am just grateful to be able to use the coupon, get my free or discounted product, and be on my way. Without the freebie coupons, or regular coupons I would be lost. I rely heavily on them because of my financial situation, so every bit helps!
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