The Offer
- Kona is offering a $10 rebate when you purchase $10+ in fuel, no beer purchase required.
The Fine Print
- Get $10* back via rebate when you purchase $10 worth of fuel.
- No beer purchase required.
- Paid via Anheuser-Busch prepaid digital Mastercard.
- Purchase price of gas must exceed $10, excluding sales tax.
- Offer good to residents of AL, AR, CT, MO, MT, NC, NJ, PA, RI, UT and WV only.
- Purchase Must Occur Between: 01-01-2025 and 12-31-2025.
- Request Must Be Submitted By: 01-14-2026. Limit (1) submission(s) per address.
- Allow 4-6 weeks for receipt of your rebate.
Our Verdict
Great deal if you live in an eligible state. Reminder there is a grocery one for $5 when you spend $6+ as well.
Hat tip to NDrew
RIP, link is now dead, the honeypot is gone. My last one was submitted on Sunday 3/9 and for now is still processing.
Is this working for anyone? I used code AB-8805 and it says on 3-14-2025
No offers found or offer is not active. Please check back in a couple days.
I can confirm that home address is the one that matters for eligibility. I sent in gas receipt from AZ and my home address is UT (I don’t drive cars at home).
it is personal info scam. my rebate was denied twice with the reason can pass usps address validation. BUT i user their recommended address when submitting the rebate for the second time
2/09 Submitted
2/12 Payout
Easily the fastest rebate in my history. Submitted yesterday, 2/10/25, using a Costco gas receipt which I got from my Costco online account. Virtual gift card was in my inbox this afternoon and already reloaded $10 Amazon GC with the card. Thanks!
By the way, it is also interesting that a beer company is associated with a fuel rebate. Drink and drive promotion?
Hi. Still confused about this. What are we required to submit? The gas receipt only?
Yes.
Notice the page that asks for the product UPC. There is no UPC button, and the page explains it.
All you need to do is skip that page, then submit your gas receipt on the next page.
Does it ask for your home address, or does the gas station just have to be in one of those states? (I live right across border)
It asks for your home address
What is the marketing angle of these offers? No beer purchase necessary and cashback from a beer company???
Someone with a big galaxy brain thought intensely about this essential question and came up with this:
“Guessing they expect some will purchase beer to say thank you for the rebate.“
It is not legal to require the purchase of alcohol to qualify for a rebate, or coupon. The angle is that they are hoping you don’t know this.
I haven’t seen any in a while, but there used to be $x off coupons on beer and wine packages in the grocery store. You could just take them and scan them into your checkout order and the amount would be applied without the alcohol purchase.
Hey sam, So all the rebate offers advertised off beer sales can be used for any type of grocery purchase? interesting to know
That’s not the case. The way the rebate issued gets around state restrictions prohibiting rebates on alcohol is to target their better rebates which do directly require an alcohol purchase only to states which permit it. The states that prohibit the practice get to be included only in these smaller rebates which are more about advertising than an actual promotion.
Check the terms of the coupon. But every national brand coupon I’ve ever seen says that no alcohol purchase is required. It was a thing on my college campus. Students knew to look for the wine coupons on the neck of bottles, then use them to buy Top Ramen.
The penalties for a company violating state alcohol sales laws can be severe.
In certain states, such as NC, it is illegal to offer a rebate on alcohol purchases. In other states, such as GA, it is absolutely legal and routine.
Correct. The legality is state-dependent. However, the manufacturers and national retailers will almost-always not tie the coupon/rebate to an actual actual purchase out of abundance of caution.
If you see one in the store, flip it over and read the terms. It should say something about purchase of alcohol not required to redeem.
Thanks for the clarification
Thanks for the clarification
Hopefully these beer companies will keep on offering free money to us!
I’m extremely confused why they are doing this lol
Maybe getting insights on non beer buyers & trying to see if there’s a weakness that can make us purchase beer? Lol idk, I’m just enjoying the free money!
You’re extremely confused in general kek