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[CIBC] Get a Year of Coffee FREE.

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Dec 25, 2012
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Got to do a bunch of stuff to get a $25 in Tim Cash & Coffee for a Year, which includes one 1 medium hot beverage per day for 365 consecutive days from Tim Hortons.

Are you really going to visit Tim Hortons on a daily basis for your free coffee?
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Act fast! Offer expires Feb 2016.

Lol
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zentro wrote: Are you really going to visit Tim Hortons on a daily basis for your free coffee?
Many people do on daily basis.
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Nov 28, 2008
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zentro wrote: Got to do a bunch of stuff to get a $25 in Tim Cash & Coffee for a Year, which includes one 1 medium hot beverage per day for 365 consecutive days from Tim Hortons.

Are you really going to visit Tim Hortons on a daily basis for your free coffee?
maybe OP is saying to himself I'll save 1-2$ a day on coffee, why not, that's like saving $365-$730 a year! + $25 bonus card lol
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Jun 30, 2006
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Tim Hortons coffee is not worth it.
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Apr 23, 2015
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Lol I now have a checking account with ever Canadian bank...
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PrimaryTech wrote: Many people do on daily basis.
True, maybe it's worth it for some then.
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Oct 24, 2005
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Meh deal. This was a great card when it first came out with the $350 bonus
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Partial fine print : "... To qualify, an eligible client must first open a: (i) CIBC Unlimited® Chequing Account; or (ii) CIBC PremierService® Account"...... first is $14/month and second $29/month. Then the other stuff........ PASS
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I rather drink sewage than Tim Hortons coffee
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Never understood why Tim's is so popular... go back 10 years maybe, but the food quality is not there anymore.
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jarko wrote: I rather drink sewage than Tim Hortons coffee
Did you try the dark roast? I'm asking because I hate it, therefore, there's a chance you might like it...I don't mind TH coffee.
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Sep 24, 2015
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(2) different eligible recurring pre-authorized debits to be eligible to receive the FREE Coffee for a Year Reward, which includes one (1) medium hot beverage per day for 365 consecutive days. The Free Coffee Offer cannot be combined with any other offer, discount, coupon, combo promotion, or bulk beverage orders. Coupon has no cash value and is void where prohibited by law. CIBC may, at any time and without prior notice to you, change the offer or any of the terms and conditions at any time. CIBC reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to disqualify, limit or revoke this offer in respect of any CIBC customer who it determines or believes is abusing or manipulating this offer, or is engaged in any suspicious/fraudulent activity. Further terms and conditions apply, see the Terms and Conditions for full offer details.




I go get coffee almost 4 days per week. Which means I go to tim hortons about 208 days = 208 days X $1.75 Tim hortons = $364. I guess its good but not as good as before.

$100 for opening CIBC timmy credit card + $20 TIM CASH + $300 pre authorized account payment. <-------- they didn't not give me this last time
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zentro wrote: Are you really going to visit Tim Hortons on a daily basis for your free coffee?
Have you never noticed the lineups? I'm pretty sure it's the same people going every day. At least every work day anyway.
Hell my mom goes basically every day.
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zentro wrote: Got to do a bunch of stuff to get a $25 in Tim Cash & Coffee for a Year, which includes one 1 medium hot beverage per day for 365 consecutive days from Tim Hortons.

Are you really going to visit Tim Hortons on a daily basis for your free coffee?
M-F i do at work its downstairs in my building and at
Home its at the end of my street...not sure how this would be odd
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zentro wrote: Got to do a bunch of stuff to get a $25 in Tim Cash & Coffee for a Year, which includes one 1 medium hot beverage per day for 365 consecutive days from Tim Hortons.

Are you really going to visit Tim Hortons on a daily basis for your free coffee?
Yes, if it's free :D
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frankmp wrote: Partial fine print : "... To qualify, an eligible client must first open a: (i) CIBC Unlimited® Chequing Account; or (ii) CIBC PremierService® Account"...... first is $14/month and second $29/month. Then the other stuff........ PASS
Many people drink the coffee on a daily basis and would be spending way over $15 on coffee. Great deal I would think.
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Apr 14, 2006
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Hmm free daily coffee would be pretty useful since I'm out on the road doing business alot. I find a warm cup of coffee to take quick break quite nice.

Took advantage of the CIBC last year so I pretty much go the procedure down pat. Already have the Tim Visa card so just need to re-open a checking account. Only question is how is the free coffee credit given, on the visa card or coupon? Obviously would want to close the $14 per month bank account ASAP after collecting the bonus.
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Decent offer for Timmies fans !

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