Huggies Enjoy The Ride Rewards - MAIN THREAD

[daddy_of_2_girls]

I also notice that you have more chances of winning when you have multiple accounts ;-)

[Giving-Small]

Is there a limit of one account per household?

[elizabeths22]

I don't think so. I have 2 us accounts with the same address for which I received all my prizes.

[Brynhilde]

I also notice that you have more chances of winning when you have multiple accounts ;-)

You know, I never thought of that. Now it all makes sense

[Brynhilde]

Is there a limit of one account per household?

12 b. Member Account: Limit one (1) Member Account per person and per email address. If it is discovered that multiple Member Accounts were created by any person, or email address, all said Member Accounts and respective Points may be void at the Sponsor’s discretion.

That's all I found. Luckily for some, it doesn't say anything about physical mailing addresses.

[elizabeths22]

it probably allows for more than one per address because some people have roommates.

[Giving-Small]

Thanks for the info. Some do and some don't so good to know.

[Brynhilde]

Kimberly-Clark corporation is marketing the regulations of their loyalty programs for people with roommates? Never thought of that.....

It's amazing that there are so many ways people can hoard prizes because of simple loopholes. No wonder so many companies don't offer anything that interesting anymore or make extreme strict guidelines.

[Brynhilde]

Thanks for the info. Some do and some don't so good to know.

You're welcome. Thanks for asking that question! I hadn't even considered multiple accounts for one address and v.s.

[elizabeths22]

Kimberly-Clark corporation is marketing the regulations of their loyalty programs for people with roommates? Never thought of that.....

It's amazing that there are so many ways people can hoard prizes because of simple loopholes. No wonder so many companies don't offer anything that interesting anymore or make extreme strict guidelines.

So anyone who wins more than one of the same items is a hoarder? I am sure in your life you have either bought 2 of the same thing or won more than one of the same item. You should really come off your high horse.

[Kyeste]

Huh, I didn't know that about lack of restrictions on physical addresses! That's great, because lots of people have roommates, tenants, and more!

[Kyeste]

Kimberly-Clark corporation is marketing the regulations of their loyalty programs for people with roommates? Never thought of that.....

It's amazing that there are so many ways people can hoard prizes because of simple loopholes. No wonder so many companies don't offer anything that interesting anymore or make extreme strict guidelines.

I won 2 packs of diapers, 2 $10 Dairy Queen GCs, and 1 pack of wipes so far. I will probably keep entering for more diapers, wipes, and other prizes, too. I only get points from the wipes I buy (and the diapers I get free for my partner's son), and the bonus codes.

I don't think it's "hoarding prizes" if people try for more. It is their choice to spend points on prizes. Some people choose not to waste them on instant wins, some people choose to. I don't consider it 'hoarded prizes' if you win multiple times. It's just luck.

If they choose to not limit prizes, that is their choice.

[BareBottoms]

I see two sides of the coin here....
one side thinks making mulitiple accounts to try to get more in a way is ... I wanna say selfish, for lack of a better term...
other side of the coin says...there is no rule directly against it....

Its all a personal choice....
me, I choose to have just one account....

it is what it is

[Jaysmom]

No huggies prize love for the last little while (not that I'm complaining about the amazon gift card, lol). I definitely have to win another 1000 points! I had no idea how quickly I could spend it (still have some left, but my it goes quickly)!

[Giving-Small]

Can we refocus this thread back on "codes"; prizes, and recent wins - sharing bonus ones.

I think the conversation we have had has been fruitful and the tone has stayed respectful (hurrah).

Now that various points have been addressed, I'd urge us to move on.