Free activities when you buy a Kit Kat Easter egg

Triker

Thanks for posting OP I don't always have time to catch up throughout the threads so a double post is gratefully received here.

Nineteen_2

I tried to book a lesson but one club I phoned said they had been included on the basis that they sold Nestle products and were not involved in the offer. However another only did the lesson on a group basis.
Any golfers out there looking for some advice to sharpen their game ..... this is not for you!

Richie147

Just called the local Golf Course which was listed as participating in the scheme - The Professional there knew nothing about it.

Nestle had better do some serious sorting out...and soon!

hollydays

They will no doubt change the website and stick a few more disclaimers in.

Last time i booked a couple of these golf sessions for OH (different offer) the golf club rang up the day before saying the instructor was off sick(!?). I guess people who book these are not given any great priority.

dinglebert

Richie147 wrote: »

Just called the local Golf Course which was listed as participating in the scheme - The Professional there knew nothing about it.

Nestle had better do some serious sorting out...and soon!

They can stick all the disclaimers on they want. However I purchased these eggs in order to take lessons with my local golf pro. He knows nothing about this scheme. I do not wish to travel 20 miles for an alternative. Loss of bargain is ringing a bell here

iwantitnow

http://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/yorknews/display.var.2122622.0.nestl_leaves_club_in_dark_on_offer.php
Nestle today revealed it had temporarily suspended an online booking facility because of the problem, and apologised for any inconvenience caused.
A spokeswoman said that the company had launched a brand new "experience Easter egg," which offered consumers the opportunity to try a number of activities at over 1,000 venues across the UK.
"We are aware that there is an issue with one of the activities offered and therefore we have temporarily suspended our online booking facility," she said.
"In the meantime, consumers are encouraged to call the promotions helpline to book their experience on 01525 844535 between 9am and 5pm.
"Nestl! has acted responsibly and apologises if any consumers or activity providers have been inconvenienced and is working to remedy the situation as quickly as possible."
The KitKat activity experience egg, selling at £4.99, contained a certificate offering opportunities for activities such as golf and canoeing lessons.
The British Canoe Union said it had not received any communication from Nestl! asking whether it or individual canoeing clubs wanted to take part.
"Nestle's customer care team have said that letters went out to canoe clubs regarding the promotional activity and if clubs did not respond, Nestl! took that to mean that clubs wanted to participate in the promotion!" it said in a statement on its website.
It said the British Canoe Union would be making a written formal complaint.

jinkssick

01525 844535

this seems to be the new number now.

hollydays

They are discouraging us from ringing the venues (they told me this).That 01525 is the Marketing company,I think? I wonder why they [EMAIL="don@t"]don't[/EMAIL] want us ringing the venues.......?

dinglebert

jinkssick wrote: »

01525 844535

this seems to be the new number now.

Just phoned with my compliant that my local golf club have been listed but know nothing about it. They have promised a phonecall back on Monday as the firm dealing with the offers does not work weekends. Also said they would be phoning my club pro. Hope hes in a good mood

lyndorset

I found this thread by keywording kitkat offer!

The Aero offer is even betterfor us girlies! Anyway, at Tesco they are flashed up at 2 for 8.00, when I checked my receipt I got them on BOGOF. So 4.99 for 2 eggs, 2 vouchers.

Make sure the Eggs, you buy DO contain the voucher, as not all 5.99 eggs do.