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7-Eleven offering buy one, get one free Slurpees this week

Seven Facts About 7-Eleven
By Kelcie Willis, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Aug 15, 2018

7-Eleven stores are celebrating back-to-school season with a week of buy one, get one free Slurpees.

The convenience store chain is running a Two Cool for School deal that offers one free Slurpee with the purchase of one from Aug. 13 to Aug. 19. The deal, which is all day, everyday throughout the promotion period, can be used for a Slurpee of the same size or smaller than the one purchased.

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For 7-Eleven super fans, both the free and purchased Slurpee count toward the 7Rewards "Buy Six, Get the Seventh Free" drink offer on the 7‑Eleven mobile app. The app is available on Google Play and the App Store.

Like any offer, not every location is participating in BOGO Slurpee Drink Week.

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