Free Ice Cream at JP Licks - Get a Cash Cow Card

[josephineave.livejournal.com]

Just got this email --

Our J.P. Licks Gift Card is now two cards in one:

The more you buy, the more you can earn!

Gift/Stored Value Card – J.P. Licks Card makes the perfect gift – whether you're treating yourself or surprising friends, family or employees. The Cash Cow Card makes it quick and easy to pay and can be reloaded at any J.P. Licks location.

Rewards Card – You can now start earning your way to FREE ice cream, home roasted coffee, espresso beverages, birthday cakes, anything J.P. Licks! Just swipe your Cash Cow Card each time you visit a J.P. Licks and you'll be on your way to earning reward dollars good toward anything we sell at J.P. Licks.

Register your Cash Cow Card now and start with a free ice cream! – Only registered users can redeem rewards, so register today by clicking on the "Register Your Card" button on this page. Once you do, your card will be automatically loaded with your first rewards - a free small cup or cone of ice cream or frozen yogurt and a free small cup of coffee!

Comments

[benndragon.livejournal.com]

That's awesome, but cut'n'paste means we no get free-ice-cream button :(. Can you copy the link as well?

[pearlythebunny.livejournal.com]

You must have gotten a different email from J.P. Licks than what I got. My email message from them said this:

Don't have a Cash Cow card? It's FREE!

Simply go into any J.P. Licks store and pick up a Cash Cow Card and register it to start earning rewards.

When you sign up, you'll get a free ice cream and a free coffee as well as a free sundae on your birthday! Isn't it great to be rewarded?

[josephineave.livejournal.com]

Well, I followed the link for mo' info. That's what I pasted above.

[ron_newman]

Please include the button link in this post.

[josephineave.livejournal.com]

Here's the link, the same one you see on the bottom of the card to register:

http://jplicks.com/cashcowcard.htm

They did require me to put money on the card to register it, but $1 does fine.

[gothic-hamlet.livejournal.com]

I actually work for the company that provides the technology for J.P. Lick's cards, and I'm a bit surprised they told you that. ~All~ cards are available to register, whether you've added money or not. Sounds like your cashier wasn't really sure how the program works.

That aside, using the card is good stuff, since you get a 10% kickback plus random free things. There's a lot of other places around that we provide these types of programs for, like Boloco and Finale; so if you're willing to keep cards in your wallet, there's more free stuff to be had.

[josephineave.livejournal.com]

I figured as much, since that's the definition of "free", but at least $1 was a good investment. I could tell when I registered that it's the same platform as Boloco (which does a great job of loading up freebies) {Hi, John Pepper - send more free stuff}.

Finale has a similar card? Maybe I should get one of those, too.

[gothic-hamlet.livejournal.com]

Yep! http://www.finaledesserts.com/sweetrewards.php

Same type of concept, just not reward-happy as Boloco (And really, nobody is; they're always running a ton of promos if you're on their email list. The only other place off the top of my head that comes close to them is Beer Works. $10 off every month, ftw).

[ron_newman]

Boloco and Finagle-a-Bagel both use the same website for registered cards, with the unfortunate result that my computer can only remember one username/password pair or the other, not both.