Taco Bell's TellTheBell survey is one of the most copied topics on the web, and most of what is written about it repeats a $500 sweepstakes as settled fact. It is promotional, it has lapsed before, and whether it is running when you take the survey is printed on your own receipt rather than in any guide, including this one.
Customer guides
The survey, the sweepstakes, and what actually varies.
TellTheBell wants a 16-digit survey code, printed near the bottom or centre of the receipt and usually labelled as a survey code. If your receipt has no code, there is a second route using the store number, date and time. The survey runs about five to seven minutes and is available in English and Spanish. A mail-in entry route exists for the sweepstakes without a purchase.
Prices and the menu
National averages, and why your store differs.
Taco Bell sits under Yum! Brands and is headquartered in Irvine, California, but individual restaurants are largely franchised and set their own prices. A Crunchwrap Supreme or an order of Doritos Locos Tacos can differ by a dollar between two locations in the same city, and the app frequently carries pricing the in-store board does not. The validation code you receive at the end of the survey is redeemed against whatever offer your receipt named, not against a fixed national item.
Working at Taco Bell
Portal access under Yum! Brands and its franchisees.
Taco Bell sits under Yum! Brands alongside KFC and Pizza Hut, but franchise operators run their own payroll systems, so there is no single staff login.
What we don't do
HelpMeLogin runs no Taco Bell portal, cannot enter you into any sweepstakes, and has no login form.