7-Eleven cancels 7-Eleven Day again but will offer Slurpees to rewards customers
For the second consecutive year, 7-Eleven Day is canceled – but you can still get a free Slurpee. The convenience store will offer a free small Slurpee to all members of its 7Rewards app throughout July.
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Jun 14, 2021, 1:56 PM
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