Subway Free Cookie Coupon
This was posted 1 year ago, and might be an out-dated deal
FREE Subway Cookie coupon!
Fill in the survey and you will get a free Cookie coupon.
Requires Store#. If you do not have a receipt from a purchase, use Store# 38969. (Parramatta Westfield Train Level store)
System stops you from submitting more than 1 survey per 24 hours per IP address.
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+6 votesScrooge mccheapo on 26/05/2012 - 00:20 ¶The coupon for a free cookie can only be used at the store number you enter. To find your local store number go to this link -
http://www.subway.com/storelocator/default.aspx1 per 24 hours. Thanks OP.
+1 votePlease write your survey code in the space provided on your purchase receipt, and bring your receipt to the location where you made your purchase in order to claim your “Thank You” reward.
Purchase receipt as in the receipt you receive when you make an actual purchase (before using this free cookie purchase) ?
+2 votesbrucefromaustralia on 26/05/2012 - 10:44 ¶Free only with next purchase: "to be used on your next visit with any valid purchase" Title needs to say this.
TheAviator1992 on 26/05/2012 - 22:53 ¶this is the US Subway, I'm 99% certain they won't allow you to use this here. For Australian deals visit subway.com.au, not subway.com :)
- +3 votesScrooge mccheapo on 27/05/2012 - 10:30 ¶
Literally, deleting cookies allows you to get another cookie.
- brucefromaustralia on 27/05/2012 - 10:37 ¶
But how do you delete the purchase necessary to redeem the cookie?
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