AARP Hearing Center
I received an e-mail yesterday morning about a promotion to purchase a fanny pack for $14.99 that would entitle you to one free value slam a day from March 2nd to April 14th.
The e-mail said the promotion would go live today, February 24th, at 11 am EST (currently, 9 am AZ time).
I clicked on the link in the e-mail the microsecond my satellite phone said it was 9 am. That took me to the page for the promotion, which said the promotion didn't start until noon today (10 am AZ time).
I called the toll free for Denny's, who said the time in the e-mail was correct (and time on the promotion's page was incorrect). So, I tried it while I had the rep on the phone.
I had to enter the *CORRECT* passcode SIX times before it took it. By then, the so-called "promotion" was sold out.
If that is not the DEFINITION of a scam, I don't know what is.
I sent an e-mail through their website advising them of the BBB complaint I filed. I don't expect anything to come out of either (I don't think they're reputable enough to honor the deal due to THEIR error).
Thanks.
Isn’t AZ one of those states where the time never changes? I wonder how many times this might mess something up when time is of the essence - who’s time is it being measured by?
Do you have a lot of things like this happening or where you have to do do calculations to figure out what time they mean in AZ time?