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$6 off $15+ Non-Cash Orders from "Delivered by Restaurant" Venues (Pick-up or Delivery) @ Menulog

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$6 off $15+ Non-Cash Orders from "Delivered by Restaurant" Venues (Pick-up or Delivery) @ Menulog
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skd100™ on 20/12/2021 - 11:04 menulog.com.au (125 clicks)
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Another day, another Menulog code…

Only works for the restaurants that deliver themselves (not delivered by Menulog).

Breakfast, lunch, dinner or late-night meals… Whatever, whenever, enjoy $6 off* EVERY DAY until the boss tells us to stop.

* This offer won't last forever! $15 min spend (service fees not included). Only valid with orders made at 'Delivered by restaurant' venues. Not valid with McDonald's, Hungry Jack’s or KFC orders. Single redemption. CC payments only.

Note:

  • You can pick your order up, to avoid paying delivery & service fee.
  • You can preorder the next day at most restaurants.

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Drivers/Couriers: random (13)

Referee gets $50 after completing 25 deliveries. Referrer gets $100. Courier/Driver Signup

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  • nightelves on 20/12/2021 - 11:14

    Seriously don't know how menulog can provide this everyday.

    • SnowDragon on 20/12/2021 - 11:24

      Menulog reported a global revenue increase of 54% to €2.4 billion (AU $3.7 billion).

      Deals like this are probably offset by people like Fev who spent $35k in 18 months on Uber Eats.
      That's $2,000 a month - $500 a week - $70 a day.

      This deal is also limited to certain restaurants as well. I don't have any hard stats, but I'd like to guess the major fast food brands are the bread and butter for delivery services.

      • nightelves on 20/12/2021 - 11:27

        Fair enough. Just thinking why Ubereats doesn't do something like this everyday as well.

        • SnowDragon on 20/12/2021 - 11:32
          +1

          Likely because they are the OG premium service. You rarely see Apple products get much of a discount.

          …and that's why I avoid UE unless there's a good promotion.

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