Star Trek Tokens--"S" versus "C"??

[cintinative]

Okay, so I accidentally traded for Star Trek tokens bearing an "S" instead of a "C". My understanding is that the "C" ones are for the t-shirt. What are the "S" ones for? Please help! Thanks!

[trashpig]

I have S that came from Rice Krispies Treats, and the offer was send 1 token and $7.99 to receive the wristband flash drive. I also have C, which was on Corn Pops for the same item, but the offer is collect 8, get it free. I'm guessing the C stands for cereal, and S stands for snacks. ??? So, the snack tokens require money and the ones from cereal get stuff free with enough tokens?

If you click on any of the offers from the link and go to print form, it will show which tokens, including which letter is required.
http://www2.kelloggs.com/Promotion/AllPromotions.aspx

[hiding57]

That's for a flash drive wristband, and you can't get one for free the only option is to spend 7.99 and use one toekn to get the flash drive.

[cintinative]

Okay, if one of the posters is right and "S" is for snack and "C" is for cereal, it could be fine. However, if you look at the order form, it shows a "C" on the example. For the flash drive, there is a "C" on the cereal one and an "S" on the snack one. I am so confused.

[isis]

The ones I sent you came off the Rice Krispies cereal, which has the tshirt offer on the back. Maybe the 'C' or 'S' is for tracking purposes?? Best thing would be call or email Kelloggs for clarification.

[BarPar596]

I have a whole bunch of these and was wondering the same thing.

Basically you CANNOT use "s" and "c" tokens together? Does it specifically say that anywhere? I collected them and have a lot but wasnt sure if they could be combined.

[cintinative]

This is what I have figured out from the store. The "S" ones are from snacks, such as the Cheez-It crackers. They require one token plus $9.99 for a shirt. There is not a free shirt option. Also, you can only get the captain's shirt.

The "C" ones are from cereal and they offer two t-shirt options--one token plus $9.99 or 8 (9?) tokens for a free one. I hope that helps someone. Boy is this confusing!!