MyCokeRewardsReviews 385

I received a $25 egift card for Dunkin Donuts for my entries on coke rewards. I added the card to my Dunkin account and transferred the money to my existing Dunkin card. It should the updated amount.

When I went to use it, the $25 was not on the card. OKay

I requested Rewards to send me a new card and got basically "NOT OUR ISSUE" as a response. Dunkin gave me the same response. Having been in IT for years reputable vendors log ALL transactions so it should be doable under those circumstances.

I'll make sure I keep egift cards longer from now on.

Used to pay more for Coca-cola to get the rewards. Now they just have a frustrating app, a frustrating website, and nothing to offer. No rewards, just a bunch of useless "games" that aren't fun, videos that are ads, and horrible links that take you in circles. Does anyone at Coca-Cola understand marketing principles? Lesson 1 - Try to NOT piss off your customers. Lesson 2 - Do not call advertisements "rewards," people are smarter than that. Lesson 3 - If the competition is cheaper and just as good as you are, you will lose business UNLESS you have something worthy to offer. In summary, store brand soda and Pepsi are my new favorites, thanks for making that decision so easy Coke Rewards!

I have been doing Coke Rewards since almost the begin and it seems to get worse each year. The last 2 years I have given most points to charity but wonder If it is really getting to the charity. I have supposedly won prizes but never receive them. Contacting them is hit and miss.
Coke has recently been pushing the app but it has more bugs than previous releases. Then I have discovered that not all contest are open to all Rewards members. How do they choose what members are eligible for certain contest.

Well current day Coke rewards is VERY poorly handled. Over the past 6 months I have tracked my reward entries, the rules and winnings for each event. I have entered over 300 codes since around July of 2018, which is irrelevant for this topic, but I wanted to demonstrate that my experiences is more than a few days or weeks long. None of the events post any winners at the locations that is listed in the rules. For example look at this: Here is the link to the rules for an event that has ended. At the bottom of he rules page is a link to the "Winners List", included also.
Rules: https://us.coca-cola.com/en/legal/*******/
Prize winners, visit http://bit.ly/2Q2gaLg

In fact I have never seen a winners list that isn't empty:
For a list of prize winners, visit http://bit.ly/2PN7Y1l
Win list: http://winlists.helloworld.com/*******.pdf
Win list: http://winlists.helloworld.com/*******.pdf

Coke must be the only company to run a promotion and then go out of their way to piss off their customers. There are no real rewards, only slim chances to "win". They have caps that are impossible to read (most of the Green ones), and if you try to guess what the code is you are likely to use up your chances to enter if you guess wrong. Most of the rewards are lame, things like a free popcorn or drink at a movie (where you would have to buy a ticket to get your "freebie"), or a chance to win a whole $2 gift certificate. Some of the entries can only be made with a cell phone so if you don't have one you are out of luck. Also they limit the number of entries for several items.
If you enjoy mindlessly entering letters and numbers with no return for your time, you would love this program.

The most pitiful "rewards" program I have ever encountered. I used the old program and *actually received* rewards! So disappointed that they changed the model, and the new program is rife with hoops to jump through in order to make your "chance to win" valid. This has left such a bad taste in my mouth (pun intended), that I want to abandon the brand altogether. The rewards program shows just how LITTLE they think of their customers. You buy their product, you enter your codes, and THEY donate to a charity - and you can't even take a tax deduction for supporting the charity (but guess who does)? We are being used in a scheme to furnish Coke with even MORE profits. SHAME on Coke-a-Cola! They have found a way to REWARD THEMSELVES :(

I was willing to squint to try and see the rewards code (although it made me curse every time) for a possible chance to win, POSSIBLY, a $2 Amazon gift card! A WHOLE $2! But now I'm redirected to a page where I must scan a label for who knows what reason, then the page hangs and hangs and hangs. Coca Cola's refusal to offer a diet beverage without aspartame and this garbage "rewards" system should be a warning to potential investors. The marketing department at Coke is completely tone deaf to its customers.

I've been with Coke rewards thru its many iterations over the past 12+ yrs and loved it till this last move. Huge variety of partners, cool items with a HUGE range of points redemption... the list now is pathetic and most touts "... enter for a chance to..." i. E. easily lose countless points for zero 'reward'. An insult to injury is regardless of single bottle cap, 12pk, 24 pk... are ALL same # of points.
The clearest message - actively (and effectively) decrease fan interest by watering down the program to no rewards and eventual demise.