Dunkin Donuts has a free offer for reward members

Cheryl E Preston
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Rewards members have privileges

Being a reward member does have it's privileges. Dunkin Donuts has joined Krispy Kreme, McDonald's, Wendy's, and other companies offering special deals for customers who have joined their reward programs. Beginning today through the end of the month if you use the DD app you can get a free coffee.

The first Dunkin Donuts was built by William Rosenburg in Quincy Massachusetts in 1948. and that location is still in operation today. DD is also unique because it offers 2,500 different ways you can order your coffee.

Coffee prices at the donut shop are not that pricey and start at $1.59 If you have the attitude of the old adage that a penny saved is a penny earned saving even that small amount will be appreciated. There are 230 Dunkin Donuts locations in Virginia so find the one nearest you and take advantage of a free coffee.



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