£5 Cash back offer when you buy 3 Charlie wells triple hopped iPa which can be bought in conjunction with the 4 for £5 offer easy to claim cash back took 2 minutes
1. Pop into ASDA
2. Find decent ales
3. Walk out the door without paying
4. decent ales for free. Result! :smiley:
Moron.
Fraud is no more acceptable than theft.
Charlie Wells are giving you 3 free beers (+ subsidizing 1 other beer!); take the freebie and be happy, defrauding them too is ridiculously shortsighted.
cb-uk
1 Jul 163#13
1. Pop into ASDA
2. Find the Charlie Wells ale, and write down 3 of the codes on a piece of paper (or take photos of the code with a phone)
3. Buy 4 decent ales for a fiver instead
4. Claim the £5 cashback from Charlie Wells using the codes.
5. Charlie Wells have effectively given you 4 decent competitor ales for free. Result :smiley:
All comments (20)
nj07
30 Jun 161#1
Alternately if you are a light weight 4 ales for free with cash back haha
backinstock to nj07
30 Jun 162#2
Absolutely.
I bought 2 x 4 for £5 ales separately a while back (3 bottles of Well's in each) and processed two claims (one for my wife). Both paid quickly.
Luckily also, the wife doesn't like ales.
mikepj
30 Jun 161#3
I did this a month or so ago, £5 cash back dropped into my bank account when stated
The Charlie Wells ale isn't much to write home about but it was free :smiley:
li0nhead to mikepj
1 Jul 16#10
Same here on doing the same.
Beer review:
Would I pay the normal price for it? No. Was not bad but would have to be on a good offer in future to buy.
As for anyone who has not taken advantage of this offer: Are you mad? Free beer, buy it.
hoppo7
30 Jun 16#4
What cashback are you using?
nj07 to hoppo7
30 Jun 161#6
It's a promo code not a cash back service
backinstock to hoppo7
30 Jun 16#7
Codes on the Charles Well's bottles. You need three codes for a fiver.
This offer expires on Sunday so get any claims in quickly.
paneds
30 Jun 16#9
id sooner pay full whack and not drink this if im honest
sotomonkey
1 Jul 16#11
My Asda never stocks it.
1on4
1 Jul 16#12
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cb-uk
1 Jul 163#13
1. Pop into ASDA
2. Find the Charlie Wells ale, and write down 3 of the codes on a piece of paper (or take photos of the code with a phone)
3. Buy 4 decent ales for a fiver instead
4. Claim the £5 cashback from Charlie Wells using the codes.
5. Charlie Wells have effectively given you 4 decent competitor ales for free. Result :smiley:
li0nhead to cb-uk
1 Jul 16#15
Which would lead to them getting complaints when someone does try those codes later trying to take up the offer and will simply stop them repeating the offer in future.
So a handful of annoying people would spoil it long term for everyone.
TehJumpingJawa to cb-uk
1 Jul 163#18
1. Pop into ASDA
2. Find decent ales
3. Walk out the door without paying
4. decent ales for free. Result! :smiley:
Moron.
Fraud is no more acceptable than theft.
Charlie Wells are giving you 3 free beers (+ subsidizing 1 other beer!); take the freebie and be happy, defrauding them too is ridiculously shortsighted.
MadeInBeats
1 Jul 16#14
I just went up and got 8... one of my bottles didn't have the £5 code on it and didn't notice until I got back. If anyone has a spare they could send me I'd be grateful save me going up there to get one. Thanks.
sylv
1 Jul 16#16
Thanks, OP. Heat added, bought and claimed. Cheers!
sylv
1 Jul 16#17
If they've done their scenario planning properly, they can ask the genuine shopper to send a photo to confirm, then take whatever steps they choose in respect of the fraudulent application.
li0nhead
3 Jul 16#19
Lol no company is going to waste money having an employee going through passport scans and utility bills for this offer, they would just pull the offer and never repeat due to idiots as I said.
sylv
3 Jul 16#20
Agreed. You're right to lol, as that's a risible suggestion. Not that I made it, mind.
Asking a customer to send a photo of the neck label of the bottle, showing the code, though; how hard is that?
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https://www.charliewellsipa.co.uk/drinkaware/
- backinstock
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2. Find decent ales
3. Walk out the door without paying
4. decent ales for free. Result! :smiley:
Moron.
Fraud is no more acceptable than theft.
Charlie Wells are giving you 3 free beers (+ subsidizing 1 other beer!); take the freebie and be happy, defrauding them too is ridiculously shortsighted.
2. Find the Charlie Wells ale, and write down 3 of the codes on a piece of paper (or take photos of the code with a phone)
3. Buy 4 decent ales for a fiver instead
4. Claim the £5 cashback from Charlie Wells using the codes.
5. Charlie Wells have effectively given you 4 decent competitor ales for free. Result :smiley:
All comments (20)
I bought 2 x 4 for £5 ales separately a while back (3 bottles of Well's in each) and processed two claims (one for my wife). Both paid quickly.
Luckily also, the wife doesn't like ales.
The Charlie Wells ale isn't much to write home about but it was free :smiley:
Beer review:
Would I pay the normal price for it? No. Was not bad but would have to be on a good offer in future to buy.
As for anyone who has not taken advantage of this offer: Are you mad? Free beer, buy it.
https://www.charliewellsipa.co.uk/drinkaware/
2. Find the Charlie Wells ale, and write down 3 of the codes on a piece of paper (or take photos of the code with a phone)
3. Buy 4 decent ales for a fiver instead
4. Claim the £5 cashback from Charlie Wells using the codes.
5. Charlie Wells have effectively given you 4 decent competitor ales for free. Result :smiley:
So a handful of annoying people would spoil it long term for everyone.
2. Find decent ales
3. Walk out the door without paying
4. decent ales for free. Result! :smiley:
Moron.
Fraud is no more acceptable than theft.
Charlie Wells are giving you 3 free beers (+ subsidizing 1 other beer!); take the freebie and be happy, defrauding them too is ridiculously shortsighted.
Asking a customer to send a photo of the neck label of the bottle, showing the code, though; how hard is that?