MORON, do not remove the liner.

I have been to well over 20 gas stations, convience stores, walgreens & walmart and cannot find one single iTunes bottle cap...not even at two seperate 7-11's.

This weekend will be one week since the start of the promotion and I had expected to buy a couple dozen bottles (as my family has always been pepsi drinkers) and win free iTunes.. Yet, I cannot find the bottle caps.

Mobil Oil said the Pepsi distributor hasn't seen any and suspects that it'll be another week or so until they show up because soda hasn't been rotated out yet.

Its very depressing..
Christopher

I live in the Minneapolis area and can't _find_ any Pepsi bottles that are part of the promotion. So I have found just one bottle (no code) after days of looking.

No big whoop, though. I drink Coke!

Hmm, announcing new product and then not delivering until people are all in a tizzy over it. Sounds like any company you know of?

Wah, wah. No iTunes bottle caps. What a disaster. Guess suicide is the only answer.

I haven't seen any yellow caps here in the Denver area. But all of the 7-11 stores I've been to have the 32 ounce iTunes drink cups. My score--1 win, 1 Try Again.

The bottles aren't out everywhere yet because crocers, unimarts, etc. are obviously wanting to sell their current (older) stock of soda. You don't bring out the contest soda until you are rid of your current soda, otherwise it will just continue to linger, go beyond expiration, and be a lo$$.

So, you have already paid for the Pepsi product and now you have to use paper, printer ink, a padded envelope or a box? They should at least send you three or four codes for your trouble. All this for one 99cent song seems crazy.

Also, as of 2/7 no iTunes bottle caps found here in New York City. What a great giveaway!

Coke, Sprite, Dr Pepper, A&W all the way!

They should have you take a digital picture of the cap and send it in by email, instead of using up your mailing supplies and using snail mail. Then they should give you several codes for their mistake.

Just my 2 cents

Oh how funny - ahahahahahah, ohhehehehehe ahahahoooohohoho.

That was just so funny....


If your bored kiddies, study particle physics.

...and if *you're* bored, learn how to spell!

So I shouldn't mention that here in Ames, Iowa, I've won 4 songs already of the 5 bottles I've bought? The problem I have is that everyone is always sold out of the iTunes bottles (and Pepsi in general) ever since the new promo started. Of course, being an engineering school means we have lots of nerds buying it for music...

"Also, as of 2/7 no iTunes bottle caps found here in New York City. What a great giveaway!"


Say what?

I am in New York City too and I am seeing the iTunes Pepsi bottles all over the place. Where are you shopping dude?

Your commercial with the girl who is so proud of doing something which was illegal but now is legal is not very mature. Sorry but I think she has a bad attitude.

Drink water instead. It won't give you diabetes, and it won't make your teeth fall out. Fizzy pop is for fat, hyperactive kiddies who don't know better.

"Sorry but I think she has a bad attitude."

Yet she has been handsomely rewarded. Sad isn't it?

She illegally pirates and redistributes hundreds of songs.

When she finally gets busted, they settle out of court for a paltry amount.

Then Pepsi gives her the opportunity to go on national television during the Superbowl and make fun of the whole thing. Plus she gets paid several thousand dollars to do it!!

Yeah that will teach her to not break the law. What an example she sets for all of the other kids in this country.

From beginning to end, the Super Bowl this year was saturated with a lack of morality.

It was not just Pepsi. There were plenty of other ads that were just as bad or worse. what is the deal with all the ads lately that focus on s** with animals?

Then of course you had the s** driven MTV half time show. I am not just talking about Janet's exposed breast either. Even without that, most of the show's song lyrics and dance moves were sexual in nature. It is true that that kind of stuff can be seen on MTV any day of the week, but my preschool children are not allowed to watch MTV because we know that content is there. However, that undesirable content is NOT expected on Sunday afternoon network television. Children ought to be able to watch sports on TV without being exposed to it.

I sincerely hope that the FCC takes the proper stand on the breast exposure. It is clearly a violation of well documented regulations. Even if Janet and Justin's claims are true that they had only intended for him to rip off her top to expose her in a bra, that still would have been a violation of FCC regulations. Having a man say "I gotta have you naked by the end of this song" and then violently rip a woman's clothes off would automatically make a movie get a PG-13 rating. You can not show PG-13 rated material on a Sunday afternoon without including explicit disclaimers about the potentially objectionable content. There were no disclaimers for the Super Bowl halftime show.

"Drink water instead. It won't give you diabetes, and it won't make your teeth fall out. Fizzy pop is for fat, hyperactive kiddies who don't know better."

i happen to drink alot of pepsi, my teeth are fine because i brush 2-3 times a day and i weigh 190 pounds with 7% body fat cause i work out 3-4 times a week. its not what you drink its what you do before and after you drink pepsi.

Very well put and I couldn't agree with you more.

And it actually isn't just restricted to the MTV content, seems most sitcoms have either strong sexual themes or at least some humorious sexual gestures.

Tasteless bad writing I think.

OK dumbass, whatever you say.

The next poster using the word word 'Ripe' better be prepared for the consequences.

why does anyone care? i was flipping channels and happend across the discovry chan. and they wer showing womens breast alot. long still photos not a sudden flash with no nipple from a distance like the super bowl. but does anyone care about discovery doing it? people will argue its in a different context, but who cares some lil kid watching doesnt know the context and thats what all the moaning parents are on about their kid saw a boob omg, their kid has seen a million, your all like the walrus that tried to saver her kid by rolling over on it.

Can't... control... self...

Must... use... willpower...

Ah, s**** it... RIPE!

I wish something could be done about all the b**** that post on MacNN.

janet jackson is ripe to get all her music removed from the online mp3 stores!

in response to "what do you expect?":

Your pre-school kids are allowed to watch men knock the c*** out of each other on a gridiron? You're right, seeing someone's leg break in a compound fracture is much healthier than people "suggestively" dancing.

in response to "I have 7% body fat!":

yer still gonna get diabetes.

And on-topic, in response to "Sad, isn't it?":

She didn't break the law (that was never determined), and wasn't "busted". She was threatened with a *civil* lawsuit, and her parents settled rather than fighting a protracted legal battle. Saying she did break the law, in fact, is libel:

http://www.infoanarchy.org/story/2004/1/31/1385/20642

Good for you. But there's obviously a lot of gruesomely fat Americans that don't...

Eat yourselves to death. See if I care.

I haven't seen any iTunes Pepsi for sale in San Diego - maybe the grocery strike is affecting it?