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FREE 99p cookie at Millie's Cookies
At standalone branches only, via O2 app
ExpiredSmartphone users can get a free 99p cookie at Millie's Cookies branches via the O2 Priority app. Simply choose any of its standard-sized cookies (norm 99p) and show the code from the app to staff at the checkout.
This is valid at standalone branches only - mostly located in shopping centres and railway stations - although there are some excluded, see 'more info' below. It's due to last until Sun 21 Jan, but could end before if all the codes run out.
There are 5,000 codes up for grabs in total however O2 wasn't able to tell us exactly how many codes are left, but offers like this can run out very quickly - so you'll need to go fast if you want this.
How to get itIf you're on O2 and you haven't got the app already, you can download it for free from Apple's App Store, Google Play for Android or Microsoft's Windows store. Open the app, search for 'Millie's Cookies' and the offer should appear.
Once you redeem the offer, it'll give you a unique code which you need to show on your smartphone in-store. Wait until you're at the checkout and have the cookie in your hand before selecting the 'use it now' option as your code will expire after five minutes.
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There's a sneaky way of getting O2 Priority offers even if you're not an O2 customer. It might be too late for you to get this deal, but you can get prepared for the next O2 Priority freebie. See our O2 Priority for EVERYONE! guide to find out how.
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FREE 99p cookie at Millie's Cookies
At standalone branches only, via O2 app
ExpiredSmartphone users can get a free 99p cookie at Millie's Cookies branches via the O2 Priority app. Simply choose any of its standard-sized cookies (norm 99p) and show the code from the app to staff at the checkout.
This is valid standalone branches only - mostly located in shopping centres and railway stations - although there are some excluded, see 'more info' below. It's due to last until Sun 8 Dec, but could end before if all the codes run out.
O2 wasn't able to tell us exactly how many codes are left, but offers like this can run out very quickly - so you'll need to go quick if you want this.
How to get itIf you're on O2 and you haven't got the app already, you can download it for free from Apple's App Store, Google Play for Android or Microsoft's Windows store. Open the app, search for 'Millie's Cookies' and the offer should appear.
Once you redeem the offer, it'll give you a unique code which you need to show on your smartphone in-store. Wait until you're at the checkout and have the cookie in your hand before selecting the 'use it now' option as your code will expire after five minutes.
Not on O2?
There's a sneaky way of getting O2 Priority offers even if you're not an O2 customer. It might be too late for you to get this deal, but you can get prepared for the next O2 Priority freebie. See our O2 Priority for EVERYONE! guide to find out how.
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