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Wednesday, 11 February 2015 - 13:00

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V&D hands out free pie to welcome back customers

V&D is celebrating its narrow escape from bankruptcy with its customers by handing out free pie, according to a full page ad in the Metro. "V&D remains open. As in the past 127 years, you are thus welcome in our stores and on vd.nl. Therefore we treat you today, when you buy a cup of coffee or tea, you get one piece of pie of your choice. Be quick, because done is done" the ad reads.

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