Just got one, very delicious.

Better dust off that 'outrageously long line at Denny's' article and do some find and replace.

@concordia: Except that these don't have to be all used on the same day.

Sure enough, the email showed up in my spam folder...LOL!

Avoid their 'healthy' turkey sandwich like the plague. Worst. Turkey. Ever. That sandwich is so bad, it made me stop eating at Quiznos altogether, even though its convenient and cheap.

I'd rather go hungry than eat that crappy sandwich.

Do they really check your ID at the store? I would really rather not give out real info.

It's nice to see a company recognize that my demographic information is worth something, rather than trying to get me to give it to them for free.

This is what [www.guerrillamail.com] was made for.

Thank goodness for disposalble email addys.

@Geekybiker:

I hope not. I am registered as Farkingnutz Aholic.

I can confirm, they do check IDs.

They checked me today at lunch, although they may give it to you anyway due to the comedic effect.

Mmmmmmm I love me some Quiznos. The classic club is my favorite. Hopefully the line won't be too long tomorrow.

I tried to print the coupon out at the office (the only printer I have since I rarely print anything personal) and it ended up stalling the network printer!

I thought it might be a bad printer, so I registered with another email address and tried printing to another, and again, hung the printer!

I think it's a conspiracy!

@secretoftheeast:

Yeah I tried to print it as a PDF so I could print it later when I was actually near a printer...wouldn't let me...so no more coupon :(

You can obviously sign up with bogus account info, but if you sign up with real info they send you coupons about once a month. Usually stuff like free drink & chips with a sandwich or a couple bucks off whatever new sandwich they're promoting.

I have it coming to myaddress+quiznos@gmail.com and I haven't seen any spam coming in with that tag so I really doubt that they're selling my info.

I used to be on their mailing list. The coupons were good, but then they stopped coming. And I stopped going to Quiznos.

Guess it's time to sign up my special Quiznos address again.

@Geekybiker: I actually refuse to sign up because I do NOT want to give my real info. But if I can use a throwaway email account (everyone should have one of these) and some fake info I just might sign up for it.

Let me guess - - not good in Canada, right?

D'oh.

all the ones around me closed :(

Tried printing one of the coupons and it came out as gibberish although I think that's our printer at fault. Now I really want a Traditional. MmmMMmm

So you get a bad sandwich for your personal info? Sounds like a bad deal.

That won't fly in my town. God forbid you should attempt to redeem any coupons at our local Quizno's. You'll be shot down like a criminal.

They always post the latest coupon flyer on the door with a big, bright note that says "We ARE NOT participating in this ad campaign and will not honor these coupons!!!" (Yeah, with all the caps and exclamation points, too.) And if you miss the sign or try to use the coupon anyway, prepare to meet your maker, or at least be made a fool of at the cash register. When they first opened, they handed out "buy 1 get 1 free" coupons all over town, then interrogated people who tried to use them, claiming that they were redeeming alot more than they handed out. I think the response was just alot bigger than they thought it would be.

I understand that Quizno's is one of the least-profitable franchises and that corporate support of these ads is non-existent. But to lose out on tons of repeat business by not participating in these promotions is, well, just silly.

@EhnoValemount: I tried using a Gmail alias on the site... it wouldn't let me. =(

@kaptainkk: me too! I was like hmm, it's been an hour, where's my email? Oh there it is... in the spam!

I'm going to try this one anyway..heheh.. just to see what kind of response I get.

Mine didn't print...what a rip!

@Geekybiker: Used this for lunch and I DID have to show ID, fyi

I tried 3 times to get the coupon printed, at first I thought It was my printer, but I then tested it with a test print and it worked fine, probably some dumbass coder screwed up and it only works under internet explorer or something a retarded corprate web designer would do.

I called our local Quizno's and was told that they didn't accept the coupon because....they lowered their prices 2 weeks ago. But my fiance tells me they never accepted coupons. The guy on the phone tried to tell me that their beef something or other used to be 10-12 dollars and is now 9.99. If it were 10something, how much of a discount are we really talking?

Then he tried to pressure me into ordering delivery on the spot.

@wickedpixel: It's only your name, folks. They won't fingerprint you. Provide your real-ish name, a zip code and your "sign up for porn" email address.

Or use your fake ID.

@heart.shaped.rock: They don't honor them at many stores because Quiznos Corporate is notorious for not reimbursing the franchises for the promotions. My local Quiznos will offer something like $1 or $2 off if you bring in a BOGO coupon.

Don't know about anyone else, but I've never made it through a Quizno's sandwich without having to run to a bathroom. Their sauces make for diarrhea inducing sandwiches. From speaking with friends, I'm not the only one.

If Jimmy John's offered omething like this I'd sell my personal info for a #17, easy on the mayo. Hell yeah.

@ludwigk: Turkey on wheat bread topped with vegetables is perfectly healthy - it's the cheese and the sauces that make it unhealthy, so just avoid too much of those.

And I just had a Quizno's turkey sub and it was delicious - don't know what you're talking about!

@secretoftheeast: I was able to print to pdf on my computer (on a mac) without problems. I'll print it out at work tomorrow before lunch :-)

@magic8ball: And its actually a lot. For the cost of a quizno's sub, I can buy a list of opted in, validated email adresses with about 1k email addresses, so they apparently think your info is worth alot.

Fair warning: This coupon just completely failed to print in Firefox under Ubuntu. The site thinks it was successful, but it wasn't.

@HeartBurnKid, creepy morbid freak: ... and in Opera as well.

Quiznos, you suck.

@Geekybiker: When I worked for Quiznos, we checked ID on the coupons. Franchises and staff preferences vary, but its a reasonable expectation.

A hilariously punny pseudonym, however, is more likely to slide past because of how ridiculous it is. Amuse the cashier-monkey, and almost anything goes.

Read the fine print:

"By completing the form, Entrants will automatically be entered into the Quiznos Q-Club marketing database..."

Oh cool! Now I can go back to Quiz 4+ years after I ordered a sandwich they promoted heavily, then they say they are out of the upgraded meat, but will gladly give me the inferior, then they are out of the bread, but will gladly !!charge me more for bread I don't want!!, then got extremely rude when I didn't accept their generous offers to make and charge me more for a sandwich I never asked for.

@Ezra Ekman:

Which you can then immediately opt-out of: "(Entrants may opt-out of the Quiznos Q-Club at any time by visiting the opt-out page located at: www.quiznos.com/offers/Optout.aspx.)"

I mean, that was literally the next sentence you ellipse'd out.

Unfortunately the offer is not available in Canada. I'm disappointed.

Nice cropping on the pic! (see upper left)

@Plates: For your name, birthday, email address, and zip code. Not exactly the family jewels, but probably a bit more info than you're comfortable with anyone having.

@PoleMan14: same problem some bizarre flash error, you can only print it once so no free sub for me and no business for quiznos

Fill out the form as 'Jared Fogle'(aka Subway Diet Guy) and see Quiznos go ape shit thinking the 'real' Jared defected

@ludwigk: Can't say the same for the people in Africa, who'd rather get the dysentery than go hungry. Doctors Without Borders

It was your "hungry" statement that required this response.