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The Offer
- inKind is offering $25 off $75 (works for new and existing users).
Our Verdict
Not as good as the $25 off $25 deal that is still live. Can add both deals to your account but can’t be used at the same time.
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Anyone know why I haven’t been able to open the app in like a week+? It just stays at a page that says “earn 20% back at amazing restaurants…” with a bubble/dot buffering at the bottom? I’ve deleted and reinstalled several times. When I delete it and then reinstall then open it it asks me to enter my phone number and get a code. I enter the code but it won’t move so I swipe out the app then when I reopen it that’s when it stays on the buffering page. I’m new to this app and haven’t even got to use it since I signed up a couple weeks ago. TIA!
You might want to create a new account at this point since you can’t even get past login.
When i clicked the link I actually have offer of $25 off $50 …thanks DoC
Birthday offer*
$25 off $75 is significantly worse than the $25 off $50 from referrals, which I am surprised nobody here is shilling.
you use this offer once you’ve used all the other offers, which is somewhat hard to do given they’re handing them out like candy
There no point in ever using $25 off $75 while other offers exist. Even restaurants’ own 50% off offers are better than this.
If you spend enough, you can use multiple offers on the same meal. For example, last night, Player 2 and I used 4 codes ($25 off $25+ (2X) and 2 welcome offers (one was $50 of $150+ and the other was $30 off $100+))–> $300 (price of the meal including tax) – $25 – $25 – $30- $50=> $170 (after discounts) plus tip.
so you are able to stack offer? i thought would be only 1 offer per ticket?
no in the app you can click on split check. pass back and forth between P1 and P2. not sure if you can do all on P1 – you might be able to. it is nice you don’t have to ask the waiter to split checks – it’s all on your end so you don’t have to feel bad.
What you are describing is using four separate inKind transactions across multiple accounts to pay for one restaurant bill, which is definitely not possible for takeout orders.
Using that logic from your $300 example, you could have also just used the $25 off $25 offer twelve times to cover the entire bill instead of stacking weaker offers like you did.
assuming you had 12 $25 off $25 offers which most do not
Why is it not possible for a takeout order? if you have 12 offers ($25 off $25+) in one account (or 6 offers in 2 accounts, etc.), when you pay, just Split the bill (E.g. $25 per transaction). In my $300 case, I paid $25 and separately I paid $150 and Player 2 paid $25 and separately the rest of the bill ($100).
System cannot tell the difference between a take out order and a dine-in order. The system just sees a bill of $300.
Well that only works for new users
Says you have already used the offer. Also the link points to a $25 of $50+ birthday gift offer (Not $25 off $75). Please double check the link. Thanks.
Here is the updated link.
https://app.inkind.com/offer/8HA5UJR3
Both of those offers suck as long as the $25/$25 one exists.
Use multiple offers. See my post above. You do not use one offer or the other. You use both offers (often for the same bill).