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Burger King Royal Perks members get Walmart+ for 40% off: How to claim this clever Peacock hack

Burger King Royal Perks members can get a year of Walmart+ for 40% off, which is a genius way to get a Peacock streaming deal.

Burger King Royal Perks members get Walmart+ for 40% off: How to claim this clever Peacock hack

Through September 25, Burger King Royal Perks members can purchase a Walmart+ monthly subscription for just $7.77 per month, a significant 40% discount off the regular price of $12.95. This promotion is only available to new Walmart+ subscribers; existing members cannot take advantage of the deal. To claim this offer, Burger King Royal Perks members simply need to sign up for Burger King's Royal Perks rewards program on the Burger King website or app using their email address.

Once logged in, they can link their account to Walmart+ and the $7.77 monthly savings will be automatically applied.

For $7.77 per month, Walmart+ subscribers can enjoy a range of benefits, including free next-day and two-day shipping, free same-day delivery for orders over $35, gas savings, early access to major sales, and free access to either Paramount+ or Peacock. This means subscribers can switch their streaming service between Peacock and Paramount+ every 90 days.

Compared to the $12.99 monthly cost of Peacock Premium with ads, this is an extraordinary deal. Furthermore, Walmart+ members can also enjoy free in-store perks and other exclusive benefits.

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