I am being emailed expired product codes for Battlefield 4.

[PvtCoyote]

As soon as I bought my Battlefield 4 at the start of this year, I started getting emails of products codes containing shortcuts and battlepacks that would assist me. I would be quite interested in using some of those, considering that I've played Battlefield 3 for quite a while, and it would be interesting to speed things up and get the items on Battlefield 4 sooner, without having to buy them. However, the codes that I'm being sent this year have all expired on the previous year, and those emails are basically useless. I am not against receiving the emails, so I wouldn't change my settings as to stop them, but it would be nice if EA could fix this problem and send product codes for this year instead.

[ragnarok013]

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@PvtCoyote wrote:

As soon as I bought my Battlefield 4 at the start of this year, I started getting emails of products codes containing shortcuts and battlepacks that would assist me. I would be quite interested in using some of those, considering that I've played Battlefield 3 for quite a while, and it would be interesting to speed things up and get the items on Battlefield 4 sooner, without having to buy them. However, the codes that I'm being sent this year have all expired on the previous year, and those emails are basically useless. I am not against receiving the emails, so I wouldn't change my settings as to stop them, but it would be nice if EA could fix this problem and send product codes for this year instead.

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EA and Origin do not email codes out, even if you make a purchase from Origin.Purchases are automatically added to the purchasing Origin account without the need for redeeming codes.  These emails are most likely not from EA but from a third party site not affiliated with DICE, EA, or Battlefield.