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BBQman
BBQman (@guest_1850434)
May 26, 2024 10:42
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I’ve learned the way to play inkind is separate checks so you can apply different promos either yourself or with a P2.

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hypertext (@guest_1852652)
May 30, 2024 23:33
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  BBQman

You don’t even need separate checks. InKind allows split payments, just do a partial payment for each offer you want to use.

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ThatResidentAlien
ThatResidentAlien (@guest_1850412)
May 26, 2024 09:47
#1850412

I don’t see it. Targeted?

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Thom
Thom (@guest_1850572)
May 26, 2024 19:44
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  ThatResidentAlien

Yeah probably? Came in an email, subject–“[your name here (sunrise highway)]: : A Long Weekend Treat For You”

Perhaps only to their subscribers tho

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Mikey
Mikey (@guest_1850393)
May 26, 2024 08:31
#1850393

To clarify, this offer will not stack with other InKind offers for the same venue. The best offer will prevail. For example, you won’t get this $25 off 75 if you already have a $50 off 75 in your account. You will get just the $50, not everything for free.

it can, however, stack with any purchase of InKind funds with a credit card thet contains a discount (for example, CITI now offers $15 cashback via a merchant offer with a $100 InKind charge to reload funds).

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Celery
Celery (@guest_1850411)
May 26, 2024 09:46
#1850411
  Mikey

Can confirm, cannot stack multiple in-app offers

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