Sign up for the Snikiddy Newsletter and they will send you a coupon for a FREE Snikiddy product.
For my local readers, according to the Snikiddy site, you can find them at Whole Foods, Wegmans and The Fresh Market. For my non-local readers, use the product locator to find them at a store near you!
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FYI
Dear Dena ,
Thank you very much for contacting us.
Unfortunately, the post for the free product coupon was a fraudulent post. It was posted without Snikiddy’s authority.
We are very sensitive to customer service issues and understand you may be frustrated. Please understand that Snikiddy was not involved with this posting.
As a token of our appreciation for completing our contact us form,we have included a link to a $1 off Snikiddy coupon. Click on the link below to print it.
Enjoy and have a great day.
Sincerely,
Mary Schulman
Founder, Snikiddy, LLC
Yeah, Snikiddy is on my spit list (to clean it up a bit).
I have celiac disease, and I was THRILLED when they sent out emails to those of us on their mailing list stating “for every 5 people that you get to sign up for our list, we’ll send you a coupon for a free product and they’ll get a coupon for $1 off.” Their stuff isn’t cheap – heck, no GF products are cheap – so I *literally* sent it to everyone in my email address book that I thought would be willing to send it in – 76 people. I got emails back from over 35 of them saying something to the effect of “we signed up for you!”
I got an email from Snikiddy saying, “Here’s your coupon – limit one, please!”
BULL!!!!
You said for EVERY 5 that signed up, I’d get a free coupon. So guess what, Snikiddy – I printed that out 7 times and have used 6 of them. The last one will be on next week’s grocery store trip. Because I lived up to my end of the bargain and spammed my friends and family for you. Never again.
.-= Genevieve (MamaOnABudget)´s last blog ..Great Just1 deals at Rite Aid this week =-.
Hello! Thanks for the posts about freebies in the last couple days. I am surfing around to these older articles. I dont understand this one, so someone hacked into the manufacturer’s website, posted a “freebie” and it’s still there? How can this happen?
well, now I’m reading yesterday’s “rant” and it’s starting to make sense.