OldSchoolorNew.com - Review + My 2 Cents
131 views since July 1st, 2008 | Posted in Sweepstakes | No CommentsSince I have been putting up small reviews of the latest Pepsi promotions, I thought I would follow suit with the newest, known as OldSchoolOrNew.com. I was somewhat excited to see the caps on my Mountain Dew change color after thinking “why would Pepsi not have a promo for BOTH sodas?”.
So, the Mountian Dew caps changed to green and a new promotion was born. OldSchoolOrNew.com is another type of promtion where you enter the code from under your cap on the website. From there you can try your luck to win some cool prizes. This time around, which I think is pretty neat, they offer prizes from the Old School and the New.
Prizes for old school include a Classic Arcade Game, Adidas Superstars Shoes or a Vintage Corvette. On the flip side, prizes for the new school, which match up with the old school, include, an XBox 360 & TV, Adidas Response 16 Shoes, or a 2009 Chevy Corvette.
It’s kind of a neat setup, but the “games” aren’t anything to get excited over. At least with
CallYourPlay.com you got to at least watch a football play. With OldSchoolornew.com, you basically will pick what prize you are trying for and watch a little flash episode. Within 5-10 seconds you know that you are the loser, or winner, if you could get so lucky.
I wouldn’t mind the smaller prizes of course, but I can’t help but mention that I liked the way Pepsistuff.com is setup. At least there it feels like you might get some of your money back for buying tons of soda, when you can purchase something on Amazon.com with your points.
I haven’t won anything with this promotion, but I do have a bunch of people that drink the soda that don’t mind collecting caps for me :) which is nice. The other thing that is nice about things like this is that you can almost always find an eBay auction actually selling un-entered caps. Most promotions like this will limit the amount that you can enter, so people will put the rest on eBay to maybe recoup some fo the cost they incurred buying soda for months.
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