deerfarther

very low review score. seem defect

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Anonymous

4.6 out of 5

4,146 ratings

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Anonymous

Here's what you are going to experience at store: You ask to pay with QR code, cashier will not understand what you are talking about! They call manager, customers in line will look at you like you're wasting their time. Ultimately after 10 minutes of frustration they may (or may not) figure it out! Does it worth the frustration? NO!

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Anonymous

Got spend 20 get 10 back. Thanks

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Anonymous

How do I know if I am eligible for this promotion?

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Anonymous

$10 off not $20 off.

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Anonymous

Scan the QR code in this post and you will have the offer for 20off20.

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Anonymous

How do I scan the QR code? Where do I scan to? Do I need 2 phones? //@anonymous: Scan the QR code in this post and you will have the offer for 20off20.

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Anonymous

I just went to a CVS near my home. It does not take qr code. So much behind technologies

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Anonymous

10 off 20. CVS is 2x as expensive as elsewhere. Not worth the effort.

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Anonymous

when i initially scanned, showed 20 of 20. when i went to my offers on venmo, it showed 10 off 20

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Anonymous

Try it by purchasing online with paypal. Did not work.

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Anonymous

Same here, I guess we have to go to a local store. //@Anonymous: Try it by purchasing online with paypal. Did not work.

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Anonymous

what do you mean it didn't work online? It is NOT an instant saving. You receive $20 reward after purchase. //@Anonymous: Try it by purchasing online with paypal. Did not work.

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Anonymous

Details
Get $20 off a purchase of $20 or more when you pay with your PayPal or Venmo app
How to use this offer
Shop on the CVS website and pay with PayPal. We’ll automatically apply your discount.
Terms
PayPal Terms and Conditions “Eligible Participant”: Offer available to the first 50,000 PayPal and/or Venmo users to redeem the offer who are residents of any one (1) of the fifty (50) United States or the District of Columbia who: (1) are eighteen (18) years of age or older; and (2) are holders of a U.S. personal (Venmo or PayPal), premier or business account in good standing (“Valid Account”)” during the Offer Period (defined below). Eligible Purchase(s): Purchases made with a Valid Account using PayPal or Venmo QR code (“QR code”) functionality at participating CVS stores (“Eligible Purchases”). Eligible Purchases do not include: (1) any purchase made online or in app through PayPal or Venmo at checkout not using QR code functionality, (2) send/receive money transactions not using QR code functionality, (3) PayPal Cash Mastercard®, PayPal Cashback Mastercard®, PayPal Prepaid Mastercard®, PayPal Extras Mastercard®, and PayPal Business Debit Mastercard®, Venmo Debit MasterCard®, or Venmo Visa® Credit Card purchases made directly and not through a QR code purchase using a Valid Account; and (4) items excluded in CVS terms. “Offer Period”: Starts at 12AM EST on 6/7/2021 and ends at 11:59PM EST on 9/10//2021. “How it Works: To qualify for the reward, Eligible Participants must make your first eligible touch-free purchase at participating CVS stores nationwide, of at least $20 using a PayPal or Venmo QR code in-store at checkout during the Offer Period. After completing the Eligible Purchase, $20 USD will be sent to your Valid Account (“Reward”). Reward”: $20 USD voucher that will be viewable in the “Offers” section of the Eligible Participant’s Valid Account for personal (Venmo or PayPal) or premier accounts. For business accounts, the Reward will only be visible during checkout and on the purchase transaction receipt(s). Only 50,000 Rewards are available during the Offer Period; Rewards will no longer be awarded once the limit is reached. How to Redeem: Once received, activated (where applicable), and qualified for, the Reward will be applied automatically to the Eligible Participant’s Eligible Purchase that qualified for the Reward. The Reward must be redeemed during the Offer Period and may only be redeemed as described in these terms & conditions. Use of the Reward will be reflected on the Eligible Participant’s PayPal/Venmo receipt and/or in the transaction details of his/her Valid Account. There is a limit of one (1) Reward per Valid Account. Miscellaneous: Redemptions are final, will not be returned except as otherwise noted below, and are subject to review and verification. The Reward has no cash value and cannot be redeemed for cash or transferred out of the Eligible Participant’s Valid Account, except in PayPal’s/Venmo’s sole discretion. If item(s) purchased using a Reward are returned and the Offer Period has expired, PayPal will first refund the money spent to the payment method used to complete the Eligible Purchase and purchase amount in excess of the money spent (i.e., the value of the Reward) will not be refunded. If the Offer Period has not expired, the value of the Reward will be returned to the Offers section of the Valid Account and will be available for use by the account holder. PayPal/Venmo may provide an alternate reward of equal value if it is unable for any reason to fulfill the reward for any reason. PayPal/Venmo reserves the right to review any transaction related to this offer, in its sole discretion, without notice, and delay or reverse completion of the reward. PayPal/Venmo is not responsible and/or liable and offer is void if any e-mail, reward, qualifying action, or offer-related materials or correspondence are lost, fraudulent, abusive, stolen, late, incomplete, illegible, interrupted, delayed, altered, defective, misdirected, tampered with, or irregular in any way or if any participant's email- address, PayPal/Venmo account, Valid Account, or other contact information does not work, is deleted, or is changed without participant giving prior written notice to PayPal/Venmo. Offer is void where prohibited. Participation is subject to PayPal’s/Venmo’s User Agreement. Offer is not transferable. Any questions relating to the offer will be resolved in PayPal’s/Venmo’s sole discretion and its decisions related to the offer will be final and binding. https://venmo.com/legal/us-user-agreement/

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Anonymous

Here's what you are going to experience at store: You ask to pay with QR code, cashier will not understand what you are talking about! They call manager, customers in line will look at you like you're wasting their time. Ultimately after 10 minutes of frustration they may (or may not) figure it out! Does it worth the frustration? NO!

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Anonymous

Most hilarious comment of the day:) //@Anonymous: Here's what you are going to experience at store: You ask to pay with QR code, cashier will not understand what you are talking about! They call manager, customers in line will look at you like you're wasting their time. Ultimately after 10 minutes of frustration they may (or may not) figure it out! Does it worth the frustration? NO!

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Anonymous

So True, happened to me just now //@anonymous: Here's what you are going to experience at store: You ask to pay with QR code, cashier will not understand what you are talking about! They call manager, customers in line will look at you like you're wasting their time. Ultimately after 10 minutes of frustration they may (or may not) figure it out! Does it worth the frustration? NO!

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Anonymous

Can you use it twice, PayPal and Venmo?

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Anonymous

Did anyone try it online or in store?

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Anonymous

Read the 3-step instructions provided: you scan the QR code just to save the offer to your app. You do not show the QR code to anyone at CVS. You need to pay with your app at a local CVS store.

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Anonymous

Yes, I did, and it works as coupon, you will actually pay for 5 dollars out of your pocket if you buy a gift card of $25. I just did my two transactions of 25 shell gift cards, separately, with Paypal and Venmo. //@Anonymous: Can you use it twice, PayPal and Venmo?

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Anonymous

Did you buy gift cards online or in store? Thanks //@Anonymous: Yes, I did, and it works as coupon, you will actually pay for 5 dollars out of your pocket if you buy a gift card of $25. I just did my two transactions of 25 shell gift cards, separately, with Paypal and Venmo. //@Anonymous: Can you use it twice, PayPal and Venmo?

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Anonymous

Do I need to make a purchase over $20 with a tax or without a tax? Thank you!

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Anonymous

Just used in Store with no issue. Just show your QR code, the casher can just scan it.

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Anonymous

I am the guy who said "3-step instructions" earlier. I successfully used the PayPal app to scan the $20 QR code (immediately got an email confirmation), and then went to a nearby CVS store to buy some vitamins. During checkout, I had my PayPal app display its QR code used to make payments (NOT the $20 QR code), and asked the cashier to scan it using her handheld scanner. She tried twice and nothing happened, so I started to get nervous, but she tried again and the third time was the charm! I bought $20.76 of stuff but paid only $0.76. Thanks Dealsea for posting this deal!

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Anonymous

separately use Paypal and Venmo with no issue, save me $40.00! thanks Dealsea

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Anonymous

was it the same scanner that cashier uses for merchandise? //@Anonymous: I am the guy who said "3-step instructions" earlier. I successfully used the PayPal app to scan the $20 QR code (immediately got an email confirmation), and then went to a nearby CVS store to buy some vitamins. During checkout, I had my PayPal app display its QR code used to make payments (NOT the $20 QR code), and asked the cashier to scan it using her handheld scanner. She tried twice and nothing happened, so I started to get nervous, but she tried again and the third time was the charm! I bought $20.76 of stuff but paid only $0.76. Thanks Dealsea for posting this deal!

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Anonymous

Expired

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Anonymous

don't waste your money on this . mine ones are collecting dusts.. too many limitations

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Anonymous

What kind of limitations? //@anonymous: don't waste your money on this . mine ones are collecting dusts.. too many limitations

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Anonymous

limitations are a product of your expectations. were you expecting this to fly in the air and sail in the water? //@Anonymous: don't waste your money on this . mine ones are collecting dusts.. too many limitations

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Anonymous

Last month my PC was hacked and the cameras didn't catch it. What a crap! //@Anonymous: What kind of limitations? //@anonymous: don't waste your money on this . mine ones are collecting dusts.. too many limitations

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Anonymous

You should probably try Linux instead of Windows rather than blaming your security camera. //@anonymous: Last month my PC was hacked and the cameras didn't catch it. What a crap! //@Anonymous: What kind of limitations? //@anonymous: don't waste your money on this . mine ones are collecting dusts.. too many limitations

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Anonymous

ring?pass..lol im sure people who used it know what i am talking about.

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Anonymous

Please explain so the rest of us can learn from your experience. //@anonymous: ring?pass..lol im sure people who used it know what i am talking about.

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Anonymous

Amazon controls your device so you can get any picture snapshot or video taken without a subscription plan

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Anonymous

Sorry, I do not know what you are talking about. All I know is I have Ring system, after having ADT custom system, and I am happy with Ring, as I can pay $100 for a year of 24/7 monitoring. //@anonymous: ring?pass..lol im sure people who used it know what i am talking about.

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Anonymous

Ring is good... get ring alarm + cameras and you have a whole house security system w just 100 per year (less than 9 per month) subscription... compare w adt at 79 per month. Bottomline.... worth the investment //@anonymous: Please explain so the rest of us can learn from your experience. //@anonymous: ring?pass..lol im sure people who used it know what i am talking about.

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Anonymous

I gotta say something about this though...

Someone broke into my car, I had the car in front of the camera and...nothing.

I started a twitter chat with Ring...they blamed how I installed the camera. I might still buy this cam but it's because I already have three outside cams, one camera for inside the house and the ring doorbell...kinda difficult to get out of all that but hoping the floodlight will activate the other two cameras in case someone is getting into the driveway. //@Anonymous: Ring is good... get ring alarm + cameras and you have a whole house security system w just 100 per year (less than 9 per month) subscription... compare w adt at 79 per month. Bottomline.... worth the investment //@anonymous: Please explain so the rest of us can learn from your experience. //@anonymous: ring?pass..lol im sure people who used it know what i am talking about.

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