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Get your reward link doesn’t work

I won an instant win but get your link reward in email doesn’t work.

it says the page you want is unavailable 

 

what do I do?

thanks

 

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Well I called and after 20 minute hold and being disconnected we finally got the emails resent

 

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Trusted Social Butterfly

Sorry to hear. I couldn’t believe how lucky I was.  Tried to call after lunch hours and not right in the morning.  Luck of the draw maybe.

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Update

     — Just called and within a minute I was sent another email with a working link to the gift card.  The entire call lasted probably less than 2 minutes, and I had no wait time when I called.

 

edit — Have your original email up and ready because they’ll be asking you for the last 4 digits of the Order Number from the email.

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Have the same thing as well now for one of my cards I used points for.  When I click on the get your reward button from email, I get connection not private.  Error code at bottom relates to error cert not valid.  It’s on their end

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same thing for me, got a burger king card and it says the same thing connection not private.

Trusted Social Butterfly

Now when you try the get reward button on email you get an acknowledgement from AARP about it.  


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I'm getting the same thing for all my gift cards. Are they doing something to fix this? Or does everyone have to call?

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Yes, you have to call.

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Call the number on your email with the link on Monday during the hours listed.  Hopefully someone will be able to help.  Nobody is around during weekends and holidays.  So Monday it is.

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Thanks

 

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