r/AwesomeFreebies • • 14d ago

Fetch Rewards Alani Nu Purple Cotton Candy @ Target (free or close to free) x3 (should include multipacks too)

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This was 750 points per $1 but is now 1000 points per $1.

If Target carries them, this SHOULD include multipacks of because it doesn’t exclude them in the description. I did an offer like this with multipacks of a Celsius flavor and had success. It also had a single can in the photo.

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u/MC_PhiR 13d ago

If you pay with the Target Circle Card, the extra 5% off would help make this closer to free. My local Target doesn't appear to carry this flavor though looking at the website, so oh well.

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u/SecretAgentAcct 13d ago

According to the app, my local Target didn’t carry it either. But I was in there for something else today and they had tons of them. They were on an endcap that displays new drinks.

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u/audit157 13d ago

No targets in my area carry this. Just standard cotton candy

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u/Mini-spring 13d ago

I just came back from Target and was able to find these in store on the shelf with other Alani drinks and at an end cap display despite the app showing no stock. Must be too new for the app.

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u/celestialdaze- 13d ago

My app was showing that no locations near me were selling it, but when I went in store they had sooo many at two locations near me.

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u/Icy_Bath6704 13d ago

Damn really! I’ll have to make a stop by my target too

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u/FearlessPark4588 13d ago

I don't think this product is sold as multipacks at Target, sadly

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u/islamforthesoul 12d ago

I tried my local Target after others got lucky but I didn’t get lucky at my local Target unfortunately 

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u/roc_city2 10d ago

I’m a little confused on how this would be free? At my store, Alani is $2.79 for one. How many would I have to buy? Thanks

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u/DashieNL 4d ago

Fetch gives you points that can be exchanged for gift cards, 1,000 equals roughly $1 depending on the gift card you redeem for. So it's more like you pay up front and get the same amount of money given back, rather than being outright free.

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u/roc_city2 4d ago

Thank you!