Virgin Media O2 UK Says Priority Members Can Get More Greggs Treats for £1
Customers of Virgin Media and O2’s various broadband, mobile, phone and TV packages may like to know that their ‘Priority’ app, which rewards existing subscribers with various special offers and discounts, is now offering the ability to enjoy one hot drink or savoury treat for just £1 every single week, and up to five times per month – doubling the monthly savings previously available.
According to the blurb: “[This] means members can save on their festive favourite hot drinks of any size – including the Gingerbread Latte, Mint Mocha and Hot Chocolate drinks, saving up to £1.50 per redemption. For those fuelling their Christmas shopping expeditions, Priority members can also enjoy a range of savoury products including a Sausage Roll, Vegan Sausage Roll, Festive Bake, Cheese & Onion Bake, Steak Bake and more, saving themselves up to £1.10.”
The reward doesn’t currently have a cut-off date, with VMO2 saying it will “continue to be available into 2026“.
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