Domino's has added to their new 'emergency pizza' program by offering $1 million in free pizzas to customers who are once again paying off their student loans.
Domino's will be making an extension to their new "Emergency Pizza" program and if you're a customer paying off your student loans, this deal is for you. The pizza company will be giving away $1 million worth of free pizza to those who will resume their student loan payments.
When life gives you loans, Domino’s gives you free pizza!" Trumbull continued. "It gives customers who still have student loan payments the chance to apply for one free medium two-topping pizza," she said. The new student loan program is an extension of Domino’s Emergency Pizza program, which is designed if you "burned dinner, the power went out or maybe your in-laws just dropped in without notice," Trumbull said earlier this month in a separate release.
Beginning on Oct. 25, Domino's will be releasing the student loan codes each day until $1 million worth of free pizza codes have been given out, according to the company. You can apply for the free "Emergency Pizzas for Student Loans" online. If the codes for that day are still available, Domino's will send customers an email with their own student loan code that can be used for an online carryout order within 30 days of receiving the code, the media release noted.
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