You Can Get Two Domino's Pizzas For 99p On Tuesdays Throughout January

We're well into January now, so no doubt you're currently trying to motivate yourself to engage with your resolutions while panicking about how little cash you've got to survive the long, cold month ahead. Suddenly you've got to find the best way to make savings.

Good news - the good folks over at Domino's are offering customers the chance to get their hands on two pizzas for just 99p. No, this is not a drill, although there is a catch - it's only available on Tuesdays.

As a bonanza Two for Tuesdays deal, the fast-food giant is offering its standard two medium cheese and tomato pizzas for just £15.99.

But when you add this deal to TopCashback's £15 cashback deal, it means you can bag yourself dinner for less than a quid. Amen!

However, this added extra is only available to new members, so we're sorry if you've already signed up with them in the past. Maybe find your mate who hasn't and convince them that now is the time.

All you have to do is sign up to TopCashback, which is free, and then find the £15 cashback at Domino's page. Click and it will whizz you over to the pizza giant's website faster than you can say 'large pepperoni and dough balls'.

Once there, you just order as you normally would, but make sure to order at least £15 worth of grub to qualify for the deal. TopCashback will then credit your account with the bonus within a week of your order being made.

The deal from TopCashback is available until 2 February 2020 - but bear in mind that 28 January is the final Two for Tuesdays date before the offer expires, so that's your final opportunity to score two pizzas for 99p.

And just to reiterate, this deal is only open to NEW members, so if you've already used TopCashback before, you won't be allowed to do it again.

Sorry, but rules are rules.

Anyway, what are you still doing here? Get over and get your orders in. Go!

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Dominic Smithers

Dominic graduated from the University of Leeds with a degree in French and History. Like you, Dom has often questioned how much use a second language has been. Well, after stints working at the Manchester Evening News, the Accrington Observer and the Macclesfield Express, along with never setting foot in France, he realised the answer is surprisingly little. But I guess, c'est la vie. Contact us at [email protected]

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