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It’s not even a month when Keurig announced that it’s going to discontinue the Kold soda-making machine, SodaStream is stepping up to rub a bit of salt directly into that carbonated sore. The company just announced that it will replace obsolete Keurig Kold machine with SodaStream. All you have to do is just take a selfie of you with your obsolete Kold machine and send it to SodaStream.

So, if you have any discontinued Kold machine in your house, take a selfie with it and email this photo with your name, address, phone number as well as your Kond machine’s serial number to info@sodastreamsupport.com. You’ll be given a promotional code that can be redeemed at http://www.sodastreamusa.com for a free SodaStream fountain jet sparkling water maker.

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