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Coverage dated August 7, 2023

Nearly 10,000 people offer to legally change their names to ‘Subway' to get free sandwiches for life

Headline from NBC Los Angeles

Subway said one winner will be selected from the thousands who signed up during the 96-hour entry period.

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  1. NBC Los Angeles

    Nearly 10,000 people offer to legally change their names to ‘Subway' to get free sandwiches for life (opens NBC Los Angeles)

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    NBC Los Angeles's feed description

    Subway said one winner will be selected from the thousands who signed up during the 96-hour entry period.

  2. NBC News

    Subway says nearly 10,000 people have offered to legally change their names to 'Subway' to get free sandwiches for life (opens NBC News)

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    NBC News's feed description

    The winner will receive money to reimburse legal and processing costs to complete the name change process.

  3. Forbes

    Almost 10,000 People Willing To Change Their Legal Name To ‘Subway’ For Free Sandwiches, Company Says (opens Forbes)

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    Forbes's feed description

    The company will select one person who will get free sandwiches for life in exchange for legally changing their name to ‘Subway.’

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