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Slurpees = Scam?
#21
Fortunately for me, there are 2 7/11s in the immediate area and nobody in Colorado seems to play much Maplestory... :\

too bad i don't play much anymore 8D
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#22
haha01haha01 Wrote:i wanted to test the slurpee 2x exp thing, so i went to 7 eleven and bought a nexon slurpee. as nexon said, there was a code on the cup. i went back home, went to slurpee.nexon.net, logged in, entered the code, and got an error stating that the code is either wrong or used. i re-entered the code multiple times and tried with or without caps, but still, nothing.

oh well, at least it is only like one dollar.

It is definitely not a scam. I went to the local 7-11 here, filled up on gas for like under $20, and got a Java Slurpee with the code on the cup. I went back to my apartment, entered the code, and got my 90 minute 7-11 card. But like a few people have already suggested, it is possible that some douchebag went in and coped some of the codes down. And trust me, it's NOT that hard to do. If I wasn't a decent human being, I could have stolen about 20 codes if I really wanted to.

Cool
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#23
the printing on the cups is crappy at best. the D looks like 0 and the 8 looks like B. I had to try many different combinations for one of the codes i had. Hexidecible FTL.
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