Sandwich fans, take note! Subway, the well-known American fast-food restaurant, has just delivered a tantalizing bombshell that has sparked nationwide enthusiasm. Imagine eating their wonderful sandwiches for the rest of your life without spending a dollar! Yes, you read it correctly: Subway is giving away ‘free sandwiches for life’ to select customers. But, before you start queuing at your nearby store, there is a caveat to this tempting offer.
In what is being billed as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, American fast-food restaurant Subway gives its fans the unusual opportunity to win free sandwiches for life by officially changing their first name to “Subway.” However, it is important to remember that this deal only applies in the United States.
American Fast Food Chain Subway Is Offering ‘Free Sandwiches For Life,’ But There’s A Catch
Wish your name was more unique? Why not make it Subway? Drop what yours would be 👇
— Subway® (@SUBWAY) July 27, 2023
Customers in the United States can enter the contest by visiting SubwayNameChange.com between August 1 and midnight on August 3. The lucky winner will receive a lifetime supply of delicious subs and cash assistance from Subway to pay legal and procedural costs related to the name change, according to the firm.
“Subway superfans and sandwich lovers can visit SubwayNameChange.com between August 1 and August 4 and enter to win free Subway Deli Heroes for life if they commit to legally changing their name.” Subway will choose one lucky winner for free sandwiches and an iconic new identity. Subway would compensate the winner for legal and administrative costs associated with the name change, “making it easy and effortless to become Subway and enjoy a lifetime of delicious subs,” the US fast-food brand said in a statement.
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According to Fox News, Subway has invested USD 80 million in deli meat slicers to improve its menu and revive its brand. Subway North America President Trevor Haynes stated that this shift will improve the dining experience for guests and renew interest in the brand.
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Subway dominated the news in India earlier this month after some of its locations stopped providing tomatoes in its salads and sandwiches. This move comes as tomato prices in the country have risen roughly 400 per cent, reaching all-time highs.
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