topic Re: 45000 points for $5 card in Redemption

45000 points for $5 card

ralmon — Fri, 01 May 2020 14:53:51 GMT

Hello AARP Rewards managers,

I see a $5 Red Robin listed for 45,000 points as an extra credit. It seems that either the point value or the dollar value has to be an error. Not much of a value in that state.

Can you please check on that.

Thanks,

Ray

Re: 45000 points for $5 card

andrewtoo — Fri, 01 May 2020 15:34:08 GMT

Wow...@ralmon I am now seeing seeing the same thing!

I'm glad that I didn't want that one; didn't even do

the lessons on that one.

Re: 45000 points for $5 card

mi4090 — Sat, 02 May 2020 09:34:18 GMT

Hello @ralmon

Ray, whoever gets that card must really ❤ Red Robin😂😂

Hopefully that is an error. Congrats on being a featured member😉

Have a Blessed & Safe Day

Marylin

Re: 45000 points for $5 card

ralmon — Sat, 02 May 2020 11:20:18 GMT

@andrewtoo

@mi4090

LOL, none of the extra credits have tickled my fancy yet, but you never know what'll pop up some day.

I did the extra activities last month, just for giggles, but I'll probably skip it this time.

There's another fun extra credit card, Dunkin Donuts, 12000 points for $3 value. Not much one can get for $3 at DD. Now if it were a $15 card (or even $13 for sake of an unusual value), THAT would be an extra credit.

The really fun part is that there is a regular (non-extra credit) Dunkin Donuts card, 7500 for $3. Seems they are both in the wrong places.

Cheers,

Ray

Re: 45000 points for $5 card

a170938b — Sat, 02 May 2020 12:35:45 GMT

It seems to me that AARP Rewards is truly working hard to make their site and rewards worse. It cannot be by chance only, it has to be by design. The descent into irrevelance is rather amusing and I do give AARP Rewards extra credit for that.

Re: 45000 points for $5 card

mjt1959 — Sat, 02 May 2020 23:40:53 GMT

When I see a low value card for a lot of points I just simply pass it by. The last 2 months I have received 6 $25 Wayfair e-cards for I think 57,000 points each and have put them to good use. With that plus the daily and weekly prizes I have won my AARP membership is paying for itself many many times over.

Re: 45000 points for $5 card

mi4090 — Mon, 04 May 2020 12:46:29 GMT

@ralmon

Ray, a great project would be to make a Winners List and some guidelines for Extra Credit similar to Daily Instant Wins.

Have a Blessed & Safe Day

Marylin

Re: 45000 points for $5 card

ralmon — Mon, 04 May 2020 14:30:01 GMT

Hello AARP Rewards Managers,

this can't be right. Today I see the "Extra Credit" $5 Red Robin card for 45,000 points I mentioned before, AND there is a $5 Red Robin card (not extra credit) for 6750 points.

There must an error in the Extra Credit listing. Maybe the Extra Credit version is supposed to be $25 value? What do you think @AARPTeri ?

Cheers,

Ray

Re: 45000 points for $5 card

ralmon — Mon, 04 May 2020 14:44:25 GMT

@mi4090

I don't think we need a winner's list. There isn't really anything to win there. As far as guidelines, my guess is that the same as for non-extra credit items applies here.

However, in order to be "extra credit", and have any incentive, the values really need some work.

A $3 Dunkin card for 12000 points is not attractive at all, esp since there is a $3 card for 7500 points listed as well, no extra credit required. Same is true for the $5 Red Robin card I in another post.

Ah well, I still hope there will be some cool merchandise showing up someday. Something like iPad minis, or Bluetooth sound systems.

Cheers,

Ray

Re: 45000 points for $5 card

ralmon — Tue, 05 May 2020 11:38:22 GMT

Thanks AARP Rewards Manager!

This morning I see the Extra Credit version of the $5 Red Robin has been fixed to 4500 points. That's worthy of an Extra Credit!

There's still the Dunkin $3 for what seems excessive 12000 points in the extra credits. I'm not a Dunkin fan, but some folks might like to see that adjusted to maybe 3000 points.

Cheers,

Ray