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$3 off ANY ORDER is only for NEXT order

NovicaNovica Posts: 23,887
edited January 2014 in The Commons

Banner is wrong. ANY order is any order. Not your NEXT order. Tested it, said invalid code. So what is it, next order or ANY order like the banner says? (EDIT: In other words, it worked on my first $10 order, but not the second one.)

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  • NovicaNovica Posts: 23,887
    edited December 1969

    BTW, it works on new releases. Picked up the aging bundle for $13.77

  • chanurchanur Posts: 47
    edited December 1969

    Just realised it by myself. Wrong advertising as usual since the 'remodeling' of the site. Where are the good old days at Daz when you could believe what you read... :(

  • ChoholeChohole Posts: 33,604
    edited January 2014

    It does say any order, not every order. It does not say the coupon is reusable or multi use.

    The qualification is to show you that you can use it for New products as well, hence any order, no exclusions.

    Please note Any when used as a pronoun, any can take either a singular or plural verb, depending on how it is construed

    If the wording had said any orders, then you could have construed it as meaning more that one, but it is definitely a singular order mentioned here.

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  • DZ_jaredDZ_jared Posts: 1,316
    edited January 2014

    What Chohole said. The wording is correct, I'm sorry if you misunderstood. The coupon is single use and can be used on any ONE order. Generally when a coupon is a multiple use coupon we will indicate that. Otherwise it is safe to assume that it is a single use coupon.

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  • NovicaNovica Posts: 23,887
    edited December 1969

    chohole said:
    It does say any order, not every order. It does not say the coupon is reusable or multi use.

    The qualification is to show you that you can use it for New products as well, hence any order, no exclusions.

    Please note Any when used as a pronoun, any can take either a singular or plural verb, depending on how it is construed

    If the wording had said any orders, then you could have construed it as meaning more that one, but it is definitely a singular order mentioned here.

    Thanks, I am aware of the vernacular implications. The problem here is the marketing team. Promo should read "of a $10 purchase." Clear, concise, and not using a pronoun with multiple interpretations. "A" is singular.

    I didn't misunderstand, I thought it would be rather ludicrous to do repetitive batches of $10 and get $3 off from DAZ's standpoint. It's nice that they've offered a deal for people who don't want to spend $20, $50.

    Full Definition of ANY (From Webster)
    1
    : one or some indiscriminately of whatever kind:
    a : one or another taken at random
    b : every —used to indicate one selected without restriction

  • StrixowlStrixowl Posts: 301
    edited December 1969

    I'm looking. I don't see any coupon. Which/What banner ?

  • NovicaNovica Posts: 23,887
    edited December 1969

    I always use the New Releases tab at the top of the page- it has the banner that rotates through. :)

  • StrixowlStrixowl Posts: 301
    edited December 1969

    Novica said:
    I always use the New Releases tab at the top of the page- it has the banner that rotates through. :)

    Thanks. got it :)

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