Off topic & small talk: Chatterbox (Page 1311)

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Dutch78 wrote on 20.09.2024 at 09:29: Today is World Children's Day and there is always a promotion from Kinderschokolade.
If you buy a product from Kinder(schokolade) today, you will be refunded the purchase price.
Please refer to the Kinder homepage to find out which products are eligible for a refund.
It is important to note that this promotion is limited to one product.
The item must not weigh more than 500 grams and the amount will be refunded to a German bank account.
To receive this refund, all you have to do is upload the receipt from 20.09 on which the product is listed.

Everything else as written on the Kinderschokolade homepage.
For those who don't have children, it goes without saying that the chocolate also tastes (too good) for adults

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Stromberg wrote on 20.09.2024 at 11:16: When I started reading this, I thought they were going to donate the money to some projects for children... 🤔

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Dutch78 wrote on 20.09.2024 at 12:42 pm:

No, we should and should continue to do that ourselves, you don't want to get the small company into financial difficulties, do you


To Kinder's credit, however, I must also say that you could apply in writing to Kinder in advance for your children/grandchildren/nephews. A total of 100 applications are then won there and the wishes of the individual children are then made possible by Ferrero.
There were no limits to the imagination here

However, you could also submit a wish for an organization that also helps the children to make their dreams come true and which is then supported financially by Ferrero.

I know that this is paid for out of petty cash, given the turnover that such a company makes, but I'd rather see 100 happy children who are allowed to get away from their everyday lives for one or more days or weeks, and if it also affects families who couldn't afford it financially, I'm all the happier.

I'm not going to go into it any further because I find it very emotional, but the above-mentioned organizations in particular try everything they can to give children who are ill a good time, which can provide a little light-heartedness for a temporary period, light-heartedness that a child actually deserves throughout their childhood.

Incidentally, you can also hand in the large packs of children's chocolate, which usually contain 4 or 5 bars, so you can distribute the chocolate to the children and have some left over for yourself

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Stromberg wrote on 20.09.2024 at 12:50: Whereby I find the button "Submit child request now" somehow misleading... 😄

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Dutch78 wrote on 20.09.2024 at 09:29: Today is World Children's Day and there is always a promotion from Kinderschokolade.
If you buy a product from Kinder(schokolade) today, you will be refunded the purchase price.
Please refer to the Kinder homepage to find out which products are eligible for a refund.
It is important to note that this promotion is limited to one product.
The item must not weigh more than 500 grams and the amount will be refunded to a German bank account.
To receive this refund, all you have to do is upload the receipt from 20.09 on which the product is listed.

Everything else as written on the Kinderschokolade homepage.
For those who don't have children, it goes without saying that the chocolate also tastes (too good) for adults

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Falke wrote on 20.09.2024 at 15:46:

Who please enters their bank details there so that you can get € 2.99 back?

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gamble1 wrote on 20.09.2024 at 15:57:

Many people do this, there are even people who only go to a store to take advantage of such offers and end up with their weekly shopping for free because there is something like this for all products every now and then

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Langhans_innen wrote on 20.09.2024 at 16:02:
No.Dep. hunters in the supermarket stop There's also a real voucher scene...I once saw a report. There are also millions of people who have to turn over every euro three times...why not have children transfer €2.99

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gamble1 wrote on 20.09.2024 at 16:09:

In the past it was often said don't give anyone your bank details but those days are long gone

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