You can redeem 72 points for a free REG size sub (ARV = $7.45);
You can redeem 72 points for a free Sub Bowl (ARV = $7.45);
You can redeem 72 points for a free WRAP (ARV = $7.45);
Shore Points cover a base-level sub with no modifications. If you redeem Shore Points for a sub with modifications, you will be responsible for paying for any upcharges. When you redeem your Shore Points, they will be applied to the lowest-priced menu item you order in the applicable point category.
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You can redeem 72 points for a free REG size sub (ARV = $7.45);
You can redeem 72 points for a free Sub Bowl (ARV = $7.45);
You can redeem 72 points for a free WRAP (ARV = $7.45);
Shore Points cover a base-level sub with no modifications. If you redeem Shore Points for a sub with modifications, you will be responsible for paying for any upcharges. When you redeem your Shore Points, they will be applied to the lowest-priced menu item you order in the applicable point category.
Where the hell do you live that you have 50ish choices for a deli???
It's a lifetime number. Mostly small mom and pop shops, but I get sandwiches in every town I visit.
Snarfs and Potbellies are consistently good, Fozzie's and a bunch of STL local places are good. Jimmy Johns and P'Sghettis are surprisingly good (though JJ has gone downhill and prices up lately). Goodscents was terrible but is closed near me. Schnucks and Dierbergs make comparable (okay) sandwiches. Which Wich is excellent but dropped the Thank you Turkey (Thanksgiving on bread!) and is almost $20 for a large sandwich now.
The Hill neighborhood in St. Louis has more than twenty places you can get sandwiches alone. A couple trips a month to the neighborhood for client lunches can add up.
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Haven't bought a Sandwich since November they are expensive but today using code "we miss you" for dollar off I bought an Italian but just saw this posting tonight so I've opened app and confirmed I did indeed get 72 points winter bogo instead of usual 6 points
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Didn't work for me. Only 12 points 🤨
the 12 points you received was for the sub (or subs)you purchased. 12 points means you purchased 2 regular or 1 giant. The 72 promotional points will be added in a few days.
Thanks, OP!....but those "terms and conditions" apply to the general loyalty program. Where does it specify that this deal ends on 2/29/24? That seems unusually long for a promotion such as this. Also, there's nothing on their app that confirms this deal (which is unusual). I'm just concerned that the additional points won't actually be applied.
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Snarfs and Potbellies are consistently good, Fozzie's and a bunch of STL local places are good. Jimmy Johns and P'Sghettis are surprisingly good (though JJ has gone downhill and prices up lately). Goodscents was terrible but is closed near me. Schnucks and Dierbergs make comparable (okay) sandwiches. Which Wich is excellent but dropped the Thank you Turkey (Thanksgiving on bread!) and is almost $20 for a large sandwich now.
The Hill neighborhood in St. Louis has more than twenty places you can get sandwiches alone. A couple trips a month to the neighborhood for client lunches can add up.
I'm an eater, I guess.
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I have some points on my account, but not enough for a sandwich yet.
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