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You completed the challenge. Wow, you really do love us. Now get that reward we promised: Free Sandwich w/ a $10 purchase.Deal Offer expires 03/02/2025 and only valid on online, pick-up-in-store orders. Valid on 1 a la carte sandwich, gyro, wrap, or burger. with a minimum spend of $10. Must have/establish an Arby's Rewards account to redeem. Taxes and tip extra. Excludes modifiers. Not available for delivery or use of gift cards. Offer is one time use only and can only be earned one time per guest. No cash value. Not to be combined with any other coupon or offer. Offer not transferable. Limit 1 at participating U.S. locations only. TM & © 2024 Arby's IP Holder, LLC. |
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from https://www.arbys.com/account/deals/
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You completed the challenge. Wow, you really do love us. Now get that reward we promised: Free Sandwich w/ a $10 purchase.Deal Offer expires 03/02/2025 and only valid on online, pick-up-in-store orders. Valid on 1 a la carte sandwich, gyro, wrap, or burger. with a minimum spend of $10. Must have/establish an Arby's Rewards account to redeem. Taxes and tip extra. Excludes modifiers. Not available for delivery or use of gift cards. Offer is one time use only and can only be earned one time per guest. No cash value. Not to be combined with any other coupon or offer. Offer not transferable. Limit 1 at participating U.S. locations only. TM & © 2024 Arby's IP Holder, LLC. |
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Edit: Checked in app and I have a Bogo sandwich. Not sure if it is tied to this chain.
https://slickdeals.net/f/18138400-arby-s-buy-one-sandwich-get-one-free-ymmv?src=catego
Edit: I may participate and make it seem like I have the $10 purchase deal.
Edit: I may participate and make it seem like I have the $10 purchase deal.
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If you had a wallet with money to spend across all deals that were rated good vs. bad; you would find that you would be going over your budget.
In short terms, most of the good deals are when you filter by all ratings. No idea why they are voted down when bogos and free items with any purchase have the best value.
But as a CHAINED offer to other lesser deals...no way!, that negates all the savings. I'll admit, I did hit the first weeks deal to "ante in". I was able to get a gyro and got 5 free tenders, so two days lunch. but the 25% off Week 2 turned me off, and I'm glad I didn't keep going.
Even if it culminates in a completely free sandwich after 3 or 4 weeks, its just not worth it. i don't want to be forced to not only eat out, but to choose Arbys, just to keep the chain going.
Arby's (and other chains) if you're listening, customers don't want this! We know your counting on us forgetting to go or not being able to go for even one week, so the chain breaks and we can never capitalize on the "good" deal.
this is why i made a point to have the big, bolded, exclamatory sentence about the $10 spending threshold in my first post of the thread.
a possible downside is gas prices relative to food savings; if your nearest arby's is far away (they're closing far too many!), the economics get worse. mine isn't exactly close, but it's right by a Burger King AND a Taco Bell, so i can synergize my trips a bit.
i personally went the opposite route of the cheap item, and bought 2 Roast Turkey Ranch & Bacon sandwiches, because the paper coupon flyer stopped including them, and i enjoy the sandwich. numerically, it wasn't slick, but it was a known commodity.
Arby's (and other chains) if you're listening, customers don't want this! We know your counting on us forgetting to go or not being able to go for even one week, so the chain breaks and we can never capitalize on the "good" deal.
- at least the chain length was finite, small, and known in advance.
- the CUMULATIVE/AVERAGE savings matter more than the worst link in the chain! to recap:
1) Week #1 could be as much as 43 to 53% based on local prices, if you paired your items wisely. (local to me, your choice is 50.4%.)
2) Week #2 is 25%.
3) Week #3 can easily be 70 to 80%, if you go for a big-ticket sandwich, and don't splurge on your second item.
the average savings arithmetically there are 46% to 52%. and that math assumes that all 3 weeks had the same raw spending pre-discount. if you kept Week 2's spending low, and aim for a pricey sandwich in Week 3, we're now *over* that already nice range.
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