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T-Mobile via T Life (T-Mobile Tuesday App) is offering select T-Mobile Perks listed below when you Claim the Offer through the T-Mobile Tuesday T-Life App [iOS or Android] and access the app to redeem valid for all qualifying T-Mobile/Metro Customers only.
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Note, offer valid for qualifying T-Mobile//Metro Customers only on qualifying plans. Not a T-Mobile customer? Click here to learn more about signing up or switching to receive this and other benefits
Deal Instructions
Thanks to community member pandamania for finding this deal
Note, offer valid for qualifying T-Mobile//Metro Customers only on qualifying plans. Not a T-Mobile customer? Click here to learn more about signing up or switching to receive this and other benefits
Deal Instructions
- Download the T-Mobile Tuesday T-Life App for Free
- Open the App and create/login to your T-Mobile account
- Under the 'Benefits' tab select and activate the offer
- Free Oven-Baked Pasta and Breadsticks w/ $2+ Purchase offer at Pizza Hut
- Note, offer must be saved/redeemed by October 6, 2026
- Free Cheese Bites or Select Side (Cajun Fries, Red Beans/Rice or another Eligible Side) w/ $2+ Purchase at KFC
- Note, must be saved/redeemed by October 5, 2026
- Free 20oz. Coca-Cola Beverage (Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Sprite or Fanta) offer at 7-Eleven or Speedway
- Note, must be saved/redeemed by October 6, 2026
- Free Pretzel w/ Any Pretzel Item Purchase offer at Auntie Anne's
- Note, must be saved/redeemed by October 5, 2026
- Free Oven-Baked Pasta and Breadsticks w/ $2+ Purchase offer at Pizza Hut
- Under the 'Benefits' tab select and activate the offer
- Click on the 'Save to My Stuff' or 'Redeem' link when ready for redemption
- Apply your unique code to your order during checkout w/ your qualifying purchase (where applicable)
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- About the Deal
- Grab a free order of Oven-Baked Pasta and breadsticks when you spend $2 or more at Pizza Hut (from chicken alfredo to Italian Meats, there's a bowl of oven-baked goodness waiting)
- Offer must be activate/saved on the app to qualify for unique code/redemption
- Minimum purchase may be required for redemption
- Limit 1 per account/customer
- Offer must be redeemed by the listed dates or while promotion lasts
- Additional exclusions may apply
Community Notes
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About the Poster
T-Mobile via T Life (T-Mobile Tuesday App) is offering select T-Mobile Perks listed below when you Claim the Offer through the T-Mobile Tuesday T-Life App [iOS or Android] and access the app to redeem valid for all qualifying T-Mobile/Metro Customers only.
Thanks to community member pandamania for finding this deal
Note, offer valid for qualifying T-Mobile//Metro Customers only on qualifying plans. Not a T-Mobile customer? Click here to learn more about signing up or switching to receive this and other benefits
Deal Instructions
Thanks to community member pandamania for finding this deal
Note, offer valid for qualifying T-Mobile//Metro Customers only on qualifying plans. Not a T-Mobile customer? Click here to learn more about signing up or switching to receive this and other benefits
Deal Instructions
- Download the T-Mobile Tuesday T-Life App for Free
- Open the App and create/login to your T-Mobile account
- Under the 'Benefits' tab select and activate the offer
- Free Oven-Baked Pasta and Breadsticks w/ $2+ Purchase offer at Pizza Hut
- Note, offer must be saved/redeemed by October 6, 2026
- Free Cheese Bites or Select Side (Cajun Fries, Red Beans/Rice or another Eligible Side) w/ $2+ Purchase at KFC
- Note, must be saved/redeemed by October 5, 2026
- Free 20oz. Coca-Cola Beverage (Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Sprite or Fanta) offer at 7-Eleven or Speedway
- Note, must be saved/redeemed by October 6, 2026
- Free Pretzel w/ Any Pretzel Item Purchase offer at Auntie Anne's
- Note, must be saved/redeemed by October 5, 2026
- Free Oven-Baked Pasta and Breadsticks w/ $2+ Purchase offer at Pizza Hut
- Under the 'Benefits' tab select and activate the offer
- Click on the 'Save to My Stuff' or 'Redeem' link when ready for redemption
- Apply your unique code to your order during checkout w/ your qualifying purchase (where applicable)
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- About the Deal
- Grab a free order of Oven-Baked Pasta and breadsticks when you spend $2 or more at Pizza Hut (from chicken alfredo to Italian Meats, there's a bowl of oven-baked goodness waiting)
- Offer must be activate/saved on the app to qualify for unique code/redemption
- Minimum purchase may be required for redemption
- Limit 1 per account/customer
- Offer must be redeemed by the listed dates or while promotion lasts
- Additional exclusions may apply
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The Pizza Hut offer is the standout here, with free oven baked pasta and breadsticks for a $2 minimum spend, and the $3 personal pan pizza also drawing strong value interest. The pasta and breadsticks can be a cheap, filling add on, and some locations let the spend be met with low cost extras like sauces, cheese, or sweets. Taste and portion quality vary by store, though, with reports of bland, salty, dry, or underfilled pasta and occasional register or location blocks. The deal seems to be time sensitive and location specific, so it works best when redeemed quickly and checked in advance.
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Discount club card
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And now I just tried the pizza code and it doesn't work. WTF!
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Haha. I wasn't expecting such a complete answer. So thanks. It shouldn't be this much shenanigan to save a few bucks
Pizza Hut: TSLSUWKV5K
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The 5 cents bag recycling fee was originally aimed at plastic bags because plastic takes forever to break down. In 2026, CA banned plastic bags at food stores, but they still collect the 5 cents recycling fee on paper bag (100% biodegradable). So what is the difference between paper bag and junk mail? I vote for 5 cents recycling fee on each piece of junk mail.
There are 14 propositions this November. 11 are related to taxes/$. CA government is addicted to taxes due to massive corruption. People who don't pay taxes have no problem voting for more taxes.
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CA government implements tax on virtually everything. $8.25 goes to CA for each smog check. This is the major reason why CA insists on smog checking car that's 51 year old. Every few years, the pass criteria get harder. The goal is for you to dump your old car and pay a lot more $ for car registration. BTW, I paid $160 registration for a 40 yr old car. Registration was $30 when The Terminator was in office.
As far as when a store charges 5 cents versus 6 cents, my guess is that it comes down to the CRV itself being taxed, which is yet another variable, depending on the beverage itself. Again, I'm not familiar with the intricacies of it, but here's another link and it mentions that the "CRV is subject to sales tax only if the sale of the beverage is subject to sales tax."
https://www2.calrecycle
Also, they actually have a number at that link which says to call them for more specific info on CRV calculations. I'm sure you'll want to have a bucket of popcorn ready for that thrilling discussion.
As far as when they charge 5 cents versus 6 cents, my guess is that it comes down to the CRV itself being taxed, which is yet another variable, depending on the beverage itself. Again, I'm not familiar with the intricacies of it, but here's another link and it mentions that the "CRV is subject to sales tax only if the sale of the beverage is subject to sales tax."
https://www2.calrecycle
Also, they actually have a number at that link which says to call them for more specific info on CRV calculations. I'm sure you'll want to have a bucket of popcorn ready for that thrilling discussion.
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"For purposes of this subdivision (c), the term "suitable for consumption on the seller's premises" means food products furnished:
1. In a form which requires no further processing by the purchaser, including but not limited to cooking, heating, thawing, or slicing, and
2. In a size which ordinarily may be immediately consumed by one person such as a large milk shake, a pint of ice cream, a pint of milk, or a slice of pie. Cold food products (excluding milk shakes and similar milk products) furnished in containers larger in size than a pint are considered to be in a form not suitable for immediate consumption"
"80-80 Rule. Tax applies under this subdivision (c) only if the seller meets both of the following criteria:
(A) More than 80 percent of the seller's gross receipts are from the sale of food products, and
(B) More than 80 percent of the seller's retail sales of food products are taxable as provided in subdivisions (a), (b), (e), and (f) of this regulation."
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