Pingo Doce is giving 20% in credit, but only for three days
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Pingo Doce is giving 20% in credit, but only for three days

SAPO Notícias2 September 2026 at 15:32

Pingo Doce launched a promotional campaign that allows customers to get 20% of the value of their purchases in credit to use in the store. The promotion applies only to a selection of product categories.

The campaign has a limited duration, being available only for three days. Customers can take advantage of this offer between September 1 and 3, 2026.

This initiative comes in a context where there are various types of promotions on the market, some with direct discounts and others that aim to build customer loyalty and encourage them to return to the store. Pingo Doce opted for a strategy that rewards consumers with credit instead of an immediate discount.

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