Have you claimed your warcraft trollis?

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I went up today and bought two, one for my friend and one for myself.

Though, it’s under one receipt. Not sure how that works. I also bought the last two lol.

I hate Trollis.

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Thank you for reminding me! I’m at work so I’ll have to check to see if we have any

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No, I haven’t bought any yet.

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I’m more an american, so no

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no because they are disgusting.

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I sent in my receipt but I’m still waiting to hear from them. The automatic response once you submit the form and receipt tells you it can take up to 48 hours for a response.

I wanna claim that cute little worm!

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I got mine. Took a few days to get the code.

Just bought a small bag and left them in the breakroom at work.

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I sent my receipt and got confirmation, still waiting on the 48 hours. Is the pet one per account?

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rofl no

I won’t pay Blizzard directly for that kind of garbage. Why would I go through extra steps?

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no but i am drunnk rn…

and i offer good vibes from the wall tacos.

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You have to register on their site? I don’t like giving out my information

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Not a chance. I understand that data harvesting is a thing everywhere on the internet, but giving a third party company my name, email, phone number, and a picture of a receipt that can be used to identify my physical location? That’s a bit much even for me.

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I bought Trolli peach gummies.

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Not from the US. Oh well.

(probably a good thing since I’m now seeing all they info they want anyways which is a nope for me)

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I just sent my receipt a few minutes ago, lmao.

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I love all kinds of peach gummies.

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I’m otw to my local grocer rn

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I’d just like to chime in that the whole subscribe to a website with personal info (home address and phone number) + upload receipt pictures + wait for a confirmation is absolutely asinine. What happened to just printing a code inside the bags? Too 2000s for modern corporations?

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