Morning Deals
- Dr. Pepper: Free 20oz of Dr. Pepper until 6pm Nov 24 2008 (if site is overloaded, call 1-888-DRPEPPER)
- Woot: Pentax Optio V20 8MP Digital Camera with 5x Optical Zoom and 3” LCD for $109.99
- Slickdeals: "Deals I found this weekend"
- Best Buy: Samsung PN50A400 - 50" Class 720p Flat-Panel Plasma HDTV for $797.99 + Shipping
- Amazon: Samsung WEP-301 Bluetooth Headset Includes 6 Designer Skins (Silver) for $4.99 after $20 rebate + Shipping
- National Geographic: 20% Off Sitewide Coupon: 08A20
- Vann's: Toshiba 1080p HD Upconverting DVD Player $57 Shipped
- Lucky Brand Jeans: Buy Pair of Jeans & Get 50% off Next Item
- Expedia: Book a Flight Now & Get $200 for a Spring Vacation
- Walmart: Nintendo DS Games: 2 for $20 + $4 s&h
- Circuit City: Toshiba 320GB USB 2.0 Portable External Hard Drive for $110 + free shipping
- Amazon.com: Melissa & Doug Deluxe Wooden Folding Princess Castle for $58 + free shipping, more
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@nrich239: I seriously thought it was the Vans website at first and maybe they were selling some tech, like Hot Topic selling Xboxs.
@Jamezspot: Yes, but they are making it impossible to sign up. Site freezes up and 888 number is busy.
@LoveNoelG: When you press submit, if you let the site do it's business it'll load. Took about 5-10 minutes yesterday.
@LoveNoelG: um, it's a free soda. At some point you have to calculate the value of your time spent pursuing this deal and realize that maybe you've earned yourself a $5 soda.
While I appreciate that Dr Pepper extended their offer, it doesn't solve anything. The site is still overloaded and inaccessible and the toll-free number is still busy, just as it was the previous day. I emailed their customer service via the site's contact form yesterday requesting that the company honor their offer. It was a last ditch effort, but I hope it works.
@res ipsa pasta: This is a consumer website, so what if it is a 59 cent giveaway? It's the principle.
@LoveNoelG: But that's my point. it ceases to be a 59 cent giveaway (and thus a 'deal') if you have to spend 2 hours (?) of your time claiming the prize.
@azsumrg1rl: if you access the site with https instead of http, a la [www.drpepper.com] all works just fine.
Yeah I know the feeling, I am feeling rather disgruntled myself. I tried the websight and could not get the request form to load for days, tried the 800 number repeatedly and couldn't get through. Now the offer time limit is over and lots of people are out of luck. I'm a loyal Dr. Pepper drinker/fan, but this entire situation was NOT handled well and I am very displeased.









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