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Anonymous
Best Buy could be closing soon, be aware
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Bought $250 Best Buy gift card and got $50 off!
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Too bad I cant use this offer for Amazon GC
6 years ago |
Anonymous
I totally agree with you. //@anonymous: Best Buy could be closing soon, be aware
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Any stores could be closed soon. That's why it's time to support the stores you loved now!
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Got whole foods
6 years ago |
Anonymous
worked for me, bought BB and GooglePlay cards.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
"Thank you for your interest in this offer. Unfortunately, you are currently not eligible for this invitation-only offer."
Is this invitation-only offer?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
If so, there must be a lot of clearance products. all in... //@Anonymous: Best Buy could be closing soon, be aware
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Does it work on physical gift cards as well?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Yes, I just ordered $250 GameStop physical giftcard //@Anonymous: Does it work on physical gift cards as well?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Thanks. Cashed out my discover reward points for BB gc
6 years ago |
Anonymous
why no home depot?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Make sure you place your 250 in one single order... i made a mistake and ordered the 200$gc first. Now i cannot place a second order for 50$ because there are no discover reward points left. So got only 40$ discount:(
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Thank you dealsea
6 years ago |
Anonymous
First, don't cash out all rewards, because if the promotion comes back again, and you're still eligible, you won't be able to make it work without at least one point.
More importantly, you don't earn cash back when you apply points on the purchase. You can simply apply one point, put the rest on the Discover card, then you still earn at least 1% cash back, which is $2.5 on a $250 purchase. If you wish, you can redeem your rewards to offset your balance. //@Anonymous: Thanks. Cashed out my discover reward points for BB gc
6 years ago |
glli80
I purchase like this:
1. load $199.98 amazon gc with a 5% cashback credit card (e.g. Chase amazon), this takes effect immediately
2. add $250 3rd party gc to the cart and checkout
3. choose paying with discover card but use only 1 point, i.e. $0.01, then $50 off will apply immediately
4. now you have $199.99 left to pay, apply $199.98 amazon gc
5. now you just have $0.01 to pay with discover card
In the whole process, be careful don't load amazon gc more than $199.98 or you face the situation that you're gonna pay all the amount ($199.99) with your discover card which gives you only 1% cashback. Why is it like this? Because if you pay rest amount $199.99 with a gc, then you will be unable to pay with discover card since gc covers all the amount and the gc can't be split. It turns out that you won't be able to get $50 off unless you pay all $199.99 with your discover card.
However if you really mistakenly load amazon gc more than $199.98, e.g. $205 or you already have gc balance more than $199.98, there is still a way to resolve it. First subscribe a small product with price just a little bit over $5 and pay using gc. Then you will find that you have only about $199 gc left. Now follow the steps above. After you successfully place the order with discover card, unsubscribe and cancel the previous $5 order (since this is a subscribe order, it's guaranteed that you can cancel it). This is just like you split the gc and have $5 left as your gc balance.
Good luck and enjoy your promotion. //@Anonymous: First, don't cash out all rewards, because if the promotion comes back again, and you're still eligible, you won't be able to make it work without at least one point.
More importantly, you don't earn cash back when you apply points on the purchase. You can simply apply one point, put the rest on the Discover card, then you still earn at least 1% cash back, which is $2.5 on a $250 purchase. If you wish, you can redeem your rewards to offset your balance. //@Anonymous: Thanks. Cashed out my discover reward points for BB gc
6 years ago |
Anonymous
It says 30% off, but in the airpods example, it shows 20%. Is it 30% off or 20% off?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
there are multiple promotions going on, so you might get 20% off instead of 30%
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Why Amazon says American Express® reports that you do not have a Membership Rewards® account. Is it different from American Express credit card account?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
12.7% only ($235 to $205 -> 12.7% not 20% not 30%) //@Anonymous: It says 30% off, but in the airpods example, it shows 20%. Is it 30% off or 20% off?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
The max discount is $30.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
I get 40% off, it is my first time to get this kind of offer,"40% savings will be reflected on the final order checkout page if the items in your order are eligible for the promotion"
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Read the full description. "Max discount of $30" that is why the airpods are only a 12%+/- effective discount. //@Anonymous: 12.7% only ($235 to $205 -> 12.7% not 20% not 30%) //@Anonymous: It says 30% off, but in the airpods example, it shows 20%. Is it 30% off or 20% off?
6 years ago |
jv1975d
Depending on your Amex card, you may or may not earn membership rewards points. If your Amex card gives you hotel points or cash back, for example, then that card would not work with this. //@Anonymous: Why Amazon says American Express® reports that you do not have a Membership Rewards® account. Is it different from American Express credit card account?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Was your max $30 too? //@Anonymous: I get 40% off, it is my first time to get this kind of offer,"40% savings will be reflected on the final order checkout page if the items in your order are eligible for the promotion"
6 years ago |
Anonymous
I see. Thanks. My card has cash back rewards //@jv1975d: Depending on your Amex card, you may or may not earn membership rewards points. If your Amex card gives you hotel points or cash back, for example, then that card would not work with this. //@Anonymous: Why Amazon says American Express® reports that you do not have a Membership Rewards® account. Is it different from American Express credit card account?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
sad, Thank you for your interest in this offer. Unfortunately, you are not eligible for this invitation-only offer.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Maximum discount available is $50.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
I used a 20% off Amex offer about two weeks ago but it won't let me apply this new offer. No sale for you Amazon.
6 years ago |
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Anonymous
expired
6 years ago |