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Tax Day 2026 freebies: Chains roll out promos and discounts nationwide
business1 month ago

Tax Day 2026 freebies: Chains roll out promos and discounts nationwide

Restaurants and retailers nationwide rolled out Tax Day freebies, discounts, and BOGO promos on April 15, including Subway’s free footlong with the purchase of an equal-or-lesser value item using code FLBOGO, Krispy Kreme’s BOGO dozen, Wendy’s free 6-piece nuggets with a $5 order via the app, and a slate of other offers from 7-Eleven, QDOBA, Popeyes, Checkers & Rally’s, Goldfish and more, with several deals running through mid-April or beyond.

via KUSA.com|
#business#deals#food
Luck on the Menu: St. Patrick’s Day 2026 dining deals across brands
local2 months ago

Luck on the Menu: St. Patrick’s Day 2026 dining deals across brands

WRAL compiles a wide-ranging list of St. Patrick’s Day 2026 deals and freebies at participating restaurants (through March 17, with some offers extended to March 31). Highlights include Krispy Kreme’s green doughnut freebies and prize drawings, Baskin-Robbins $5 off a $35+ cake, and various app- or online-activated offers across Burger King, Dunkin, Starbucks, Outback, Panera, and more, plus limited-time menu items and rewards bonuses.

via WRAL|
#deals#freebies#local
Amazon Prime Day: Freebies Available for Prime Members
technology10 months ago

Amazon Prime Day: Freebies Available for Prime Members

Amazon Prime members can access a variety of freebies and discounts during Prime Day, including three months of Audible, six months of Prime for Young Adults, Amazon Photos credits, Kindle Unlimited free trial, and more, potentially saving up to $450. These offers are designed to enhance the Prime experience with minimal cost, but users should be aware of the fine print and renewal conditions.

via IGN|
#amazon-prime#discounts#freebies
Score Freebies and Discounts with Your 'I Voted' Sticker on Election Day
lifestyle1 year ago

Score Freebies and Discounts with Your 'I Voted' Sticker on Election Day

On Election Day, various businesses across the U.S. are offering freebies and discounts to voters. Deals include free doughnuts from Krispy Kreme, discounted meals at restaurants like Fazoli's and Johnny Rockets, and free or discounted rides to polling places from companies like Lyft and Uber. These offers aim to encourage voter turnout and ease the stress of the day.

via CBS News|
#discounts#electionday#freebies
Election Day 2024: Freebies and Discounts Nationwide
lifestyle1 year ago

Election Day 2024: Freebies and Discounts Nationwide

On Election Day, various companies are offering deals and freebies to encourage participation. Krispy Kreme is giving away free donuts, IKEA offers free frozen yogurt, and Johnny Rockets provides a free milkshake with proof of voting. Other deals include discounts from Uber Eats, Yogurtland, and Kneader’s Bakery. Transportation offers include free rides from Lime and discounted rides to polling places from Uber and Lyft. Hertz is also offering a free rental day with a two-day booking.

via WGN TV Chicago|
#deals#election-day#freebies
Election Day Freebies: Deals and Discounts for Voters Nationwide
lifestyle1 year ago

Election Day Freebies: Deals and Discounts for Voters Nationwide

Businesses across New York City and the U.S. are offering special deals and freebies to voters who show their "I Voted" stickers on Election Day 2024. Offers include free or discounted food, drinks, and transportation services from companies like Lime, Lyft, and Uber, as well as local NYC establishments such as Brooklyn Roasting Company and Junior's Restaurant & Bakery. Nationwide, brands like Dave & Buster's, Krispy Kreme, and Edible Arrangements are also participating, providing incentives to encourage civic engagement.

via New York Post |
#civicengagement#electionday#freebies
Score Election Day Freebies and Discounts with Your 'I Voted' Sticker
business1 year ago

Score Election Day Freebies and Discounts with Your 'I Voted' Sticker

On Election Day, various companies are offering promotions to encourage voting, including discounted rides from Uber and Lyft, free doughnuts from Krispy Kreme, and other deals from businesses like Johnny Rockets and Round Table Pizza. While it's illegal to reward voting directly, these promotions are legal as they are general discounts. Additionally, the "Time to Vote" initiative involves over 2,000 companies ensuring employees can vote without work schedule conflicts.

via ABC7 Los Angeles|
#business#electionday#freebies