What you get: You can win Starbucksprizes including bonus stars toward food and drink, a Playstation Now prize pack, or even Starbucks for 1/3/6 months, a year, or for life! Make a purchase or complete weekly challenges and you’ll earn bonus tokens. Collect 3 tokens belonging to a set to win the designated prize.
Note: If you find Starbucks to be super expensive, take heart! You can obtain tokens without making a purchase. You get a free token to start, and you can request free token entries by filling out an online form. In fact, I was able to get 13 tokens without going into Starbucks!
Circle K is back to its gift-giving ways! Rather than a game of rock/paper/scissors, you simply open their advent calendar to see if you’ve an instant prize. There are also daily draws for gift cards of varying amounts when you enter the UPC of a participating product.
What you get: Play daily until the end of December for an instant prize (stuff you find in Circle K). When you win, they will text you a link. Open the link and scan at the Circle K cashier within 3 days to claim your prize.
I just started and have already won a Kinder Surprise Egg and BOGO Froster. It’s a bit too cold out for their sugary beverage, but the kiddies loved the chocolate egg!
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Get your virtual hands ready to win more prizes from Circle K because Rock Paper Prizes is back for a second round! This time, you play against NHL players. The prizes aren’t as good as before (no weekly or monthly draws), but it seems easier to win due to weak AI. It’s funny how their hands are all the same skin colour. Similarly, they tend to make the same moves.
What you get: Play games of rock-paper-scissors against virtual opponents. If you win 2 out of 3 times, you get an instant prize! You get 3 attempts daily, so don’t fret if you lose. When you win, they will text you a link. Open the link and tap the button at the Circle K cashier to claim your prize.
I’ve won about 8 times and all but one were BOGO wins. Sorry, but coupons aren’t exciting nor are they prizes in my book. The one straight-up win I had was for Circle K branded peanuts but I couldn’t even find them in store!
You know those Circle K convenience stores at Esso gas stations? They have a contest to win instant prizes in the form of snacks and drinks. There are also weekly & monthly draws for bigger prizes (such as free gas, iPads, Nintendo Switch, and $10,000!), but the best part is how easy it is to win!
What you get: Play games of rock-paper-scissors against virtual opponents. If you win 2 out of 3 times, you get an instant prize! You get 3 attempts daily, so don’t fret if you lose. When you win, they will text you a link. Open the link and tap the button at the Circle K cashier to claim your prize.
I played about 7 times and won 3 prizes! Rockstar Energy Drink, Montellier water, and Dairymilk Oreo Bar chocolate. You can claim multiple prizes at once, but you must claim within 5 days of winning.
The coffee war has heated up for Canadian customers! Tim Horton’s recently unveiled their new Tims Rewards program, and Starbucks will be modifying their Starbucks Rewards program in April. Meanwhile, McDonald’s has stayed ahead of the pack by offering virtual stamps when you purchase a hot McCafe beverage through their app.
What you get: When you use the McDonald’s app to order coffee (or tea), you get a virtual stamp. Much like the physical stamps you get on the cup, collect 7 stamps and earn 1 medium coffee. In other words, you will earn two free coffees (one via the app, one with the physical stamped-filled rewards card).
What I scored: Caddle now offers cash rewards for published Amazon reviews! There are plenty of Amazon-only cashback offers for things like chocolate, ketchup, and honey. BUT, not everyone gets them. They’re more likely to appear the more surveys you answer and receipts you upload based on your shopping preferences.
Example: Caddle offered $2 cashback for KitKat Minis purchased from Amazon.ca. This was awesome considering they sell for $2 on Amazon, making this essentially free. There’s an even better deal for Coffee Crisp Thins for $5 cashback on a $4.75 purchase.
Review it: After Caddle successfully processes the claim, a new offer appeared to earn $5 for leaving an Amazon review. Wow! This would involve writing a review on the item, having it accepted by Amazon, and then submitting a screenshot to Caddle.
Caution: Sound too good to be true? Yes, kind of. The tricky thing with Amazon purchases is they don’t necessarily ship right away; you can only redeem Caddle’s Amazon offers when the goods ship. And because these offers are limited, it’s possible they disappear from Caddle before the items arrive, or you take too long to submit a screenshot of the purchase.
Same thing applies to the reviews; Amazon takes a few days or longer to approve your reviews, so by that time they’re posted, the $5 review offer may no longer exist. You must be quick to redeem the offers or else cancel your order before they ship! Grocery items cannot be returned.
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