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My local 7-Eleven has Coke and Diet Coke 15 packs for $10.49, which comes out to $3.50 each if included in this deal. They also have Pringles for $2/can ($.67 after discount, max 2 per flavor). Be careful when looking at snacks and chips though as most of the items they sell are smaller.
My total for 6 regular size cans of Pringles (3 flavors), and 2 x 15-packs of Coke was $13 + tax.
I didn't check to verify if the pizza works on this deal, but if it does, that would end up being like $2-$3 for a full pizza. And their pizza is better than you may think (at least as of a couple years ago).
These kind of deals are kind of iffy. So why would you take off $20 from $30, when you could take off $5 from $10 or $10 from $20? What I am trying to understand is why they are making the spending threshold so high? I would watch when doing this deal. Make sure the deal works before buying anything at or more than $30.
Clearing out old inventory. Their pizza gets heavily discounted when it nears expiration. I assume aside from their canned or packaged drinks or food, they need to get rid of inventory.
These kind of deals are kind of iffy. So why would you take off $20 from $30, when you could take off $5 from $10 or $10 from $20? What I am trying to understand is why they are making the spending threshold so high? I would watch when doing this deal. Make sure the deal works before buying anything at or more than $30.
How do you get $5 from $10 or $10 from $20? Another code?
My local 7-Eleven has Coke and Diet Coke 15 packs for $10.49, which comes out to $3.50 each if included in this deal. They also have Pringles for $2/can ($.67 after discount, max 2 per flavor). Be careful when looking at snacks and chips though as most of the items they sell are smaller.
My total for 6 regular size cans of Pringles (3 flavors), and 2 x 15-packs of Coke was $13 + tax.
I didn't check to verify if the pizza works on this deal, but if it does, that would end up being like $2-$3 for a full pizza. And their pizza is better than you may think (at least as of a couple years ago).
7-11 here has insane prices on everything. 16 oz bottle of coke is $3.49. In Nc.
Still, if you spend $30 and get the price to be at or just a smidge over, you would get it for like 66% off or $1.19 (yeah, I still would not spend that much on 16 ounces), but there you go.
Right. Why aren't they just taking off $4.67 from $7?
And the biggest thing of all this, why is $5 supposed to be a deal? If someone in this day and age is making $7.25/hr., affordability would be around $2.90 for a meal. $5 is expensive, yet all the fast food places have it.
I once did an account churn with a bank by opening up a checking account and it was Fifth Third bank. They were trying to sell me on a credit card with cashback of 1.66%. When they checked, if my account from another bank that I had linked to the new account I opened was legit, to direct deposit the $250; they gave me $0.53 and I even got to keep the $0.53.
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Why do you THINK they're requiring $30 spend?
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Because the more you spend, the less money you're actually saving since most items are overpriced at 7-11.
Jesus.
My total for 6 regular size cans of Pringles (3 flavors), and 2 x 15-packs of Coke was $13 + tax.
I didn't check to verify if the pizza works on this deal, but if it does, that would end up being like $2-$3 for a full pizza. And their pizza is better than you may think (at least as of a couple years ago).
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My total for 6 regular size cans of Pringles (3 flavors), and 2 x 15-packs of Coke was $13 + tax.
I didn't check to verify if the pizza works on this deal, but if it does, that would end up being like $2-$3 for a full pizza. And their pizza is better than you may think (at least as of a couple years ago).
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I once did an account churn with a bank by opening up a checking account and it was Fifth Third bank. They were trying to sell me on a credit card with cashback of 1.66%. When they checked, if my account from another bank that I had linked to the new account I opened was legit, to direct deposit the $250; they gave me $0.53 and I even got to keep the $0.53.
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Why do you THINK they're requiring $30 spend?
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Because the more you spend, the less money you're actually saving since most items are overpriced at 7-11.
Jesus.
Why do you THINK they're requiring $30 spend?
....
Because the more you spend, the less money you're actually saving since most items are overpriced at 7-11.
Jesus.
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