Ibotta's Free Thanksgiving Dinner 2021

[Francoise]

@CFHPatterson I was thinking the exact thing when I was placing my online walmart order for the free Thanksgiving offers. My husband and I don't consume many of the offers so I plan on donating them. I thought wouldn't it be great if it was automatic so that the areas with most need were served. Many loyalty and marketing programs (Kelloggs Family Rewards for example) allow you to spend/donate your points to charities, so I imagine something similar could happen here. Ibotta is always evolving so it's not crazy to believe that something like this donation idea may be made possible in the future.

[jmore123]

• The Turkey isn't free. That's working for Walmart and Ibotta to earn a turkey. Obviously, that's what it is because turkey isn't listed with the other items that are actually free after purchase. People deserve better.

[redwyne]

It’s not fair? Listen to yourself, they don’t have to give you anything. Period. Accounts that aren’t used much did get the turkey… it’s an incentive. Marketing. Not rocket science.

[Saintk73]

My turkey rebate was added shortly after a friend signed up under my referral code.

Going today to go get my rebates and hope they have everything. Clock is ticking on some offers.

[Saintk73]

@LaraL 

Got my turkey rebate shortly after my friend signed up. Thank you

[micjoan]

My friend downloaded the app using my referral link but I still can't find the free turkey .

[LaraL]

@Francoise & @CFHPatterson these are great ideas, and I believe there have been similar ideas in the past. I'll definitely mention it whenever we're having a brainstorm meeting on new initiatives.

@micjoan sorry to hear the offer hasn't unlocked yet, generally it's a pretty smooth process. Would you be willing to submit a ticket to our Care team so we can get you taken care of?

[micjoan]

I will submit a ticket. Thanks LaraL 

[LaraL]

Let me know how that goes, I can chase it down if need be.

[Leah1]

I'm donating the shelf stable items to a local food drive, and the turkey to a friend.