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It'll bounce down a day a time if you don't buy anything. If you do the next three days, you should have 2 punches for 3 days followed by 3 punches for the 4th.
THATS WHAT I THOUGHT. THANKS. BUMMER THAT THOUGH :) Well I saved $1.49 yesterday and lost 3 freebies. I dont like to miss free items.
The red text is only about the tokens that will expire next while the popup should list the expiration date of all your tokens and it should be right, at least as far as the day is concerned.
The time might be wrong, sometime they were shown expiring an hour after the start of a new 'Daz day', when tokens will always expiring at the start of a new Daz day. At least that's my experience from France.
Yeah, the explanation in the fine print now says "Punches equal the number of days you’ve purchased over the previous three days." Which I am almost positive is not what it said at the beginning of the sale (resetting with one missed day) but is certainly more merciful.
I put in the Wishlist maintenance thread.
Neither of these (^) seems quite accurate.
...I used to remember going to th Gimbels store in Downtown Milwaukee which themed window displays, which also included animatronics, that were just as nicely done as those of Macy's in New York. One of the "treats" was taking lift to the 7th floor were "Toyland" was located. The lifts back then had these lovely brass framed glass doors (which let one watch the inner workings of cables, chains. and counterweights moving while waiting).and still had live operators who would call out each floor by products sold there. All the floors were fearfully decorated and on the front of the building was what was known as "The Tree of Lights (see below)
Indeed as kid back then it was magical (even in the "space age" 1960s), as for a while, it felt like stepping into a different time and place..
If I remember correctly, last year I missed a gift of shaders and was devastated. At the end of the sale, all the gifts came back and I was able to get them. Keep a look out this year and maybe it will happen again?
And I have the habit of checking from top down, then check the forum for what others have highlighted and I might have missed. It happens. Then I look at my cart, how much credit (or cash in the bank) I have and apply tokens. And then I prune, some items go onto my wishlist for March or May sales. But I try to make sure I have checked out before noon here in Denver. I have done that forgot to check out thing and freaked myself out at 9pm or the next day. Not fun.
I got lost in the conversation. Does one of you people live in the Twin Cities in Minnesota?
Many years ago I lived in Minneapolis. I went away for about 30 years, but came back to MN in 2014.
I now live in St Paul. It's a short walk to Como Park.
I'm in the outer 'burbs, been here my whole life. I envy you that short walk to Como... the chance to walk among green growing things in the Conservatory is amazing this time of year.
Small world :)
Hey if you ever feel like meeting, that would be great.
You know, it's nice to meet fellow artists.
Much appreciate the offer, but my ability to do in person social has hit the sub-basement and commenced digging. Will totally keep it in mind should circumstances change, though. :)
...grew up in Milwaukee WI. in the 50s - 70s, back when it was still known as the nation's "Brewing Capital" and the "Machine Shop to the World".
Times have changed since then.
Ironically I ended up in Portland OR which took over the brewing title when the craft brewing craze too hold.