The online activities that you do with us reward you between 50-300 points* at a time. Points go toward discounts on your future online purchases.
The Idea
20 points = $1 BAKER B-Note = $1.00 USD on the website (Look at it like this: Each point is like a US nickel.)
200 points |
Signing up to our website (<1 minute) |
50 points |
Sharing an invite on Facebook (<1 minute) |
50 points |
Sharing an invite on Twitter (<1 minute) |
300 points |
Referring a friend (<1 minute) |
200 points |
Having a birthday! |
Ok, that’s like $40 in value right there for less than 4 minutes time at the computer! With that savings you can put it toward at least double-that-time’s worth of solo drinking an affordable beer like Natural Light (48 cans).
Plus, you get 1 point for every dollar spent on our website! Spend a dollar, earn a nickel. This adds up quickly.
500 points |
$25 B-Note discount code |
1000 points |
$50 B-Note discount code |
2000 points |
$100 B-Note discount code |
5000 points |
$250 B-Note discount code |
10,000 points |
$500 B-Note discount code |
20,000 points |
$1,000 B-Note discount code |
**Note: *A BAKER B-Note can be spent on order totals that are double the given denomination or higher; so a $25 B-Note can be spent on orders $50 and above, a $50 is good for $100-up, etc…
Since there is only one discount code input for this during the web store checkout process, only one B-Note can be accepted at a time by our website’s ecommerce system, hence the availability of multiple denominations. Given it’s a discount code, other discount codes can’t be used at the same time as well.
Q: Why don’t we just directly provide store credit instead of this "points" and "B-Notes" system? A: The IRS taxes gift cards and store credit resembles them.