(Alive!) Target is offering 10% off Target Gift Card on Sunday 12/3 Only. Available online and in-store. Limit one transaction up to $300 in Target Gift Cards. Minimum Gift Card purchase of $10. All the Gift Cards purchased at the 10% off discount will not be redeemable until 12/4/17 at 10am Central Time. Offer does not include Target Visa Gift Cards or Target MasterCard Gift Cards.
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Posted November 28, 2017 at 21:45 PM EST
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 11:33 PM EST
US dollar is a scam too. If I lost the paper, I definitely can't get it back. For Target GC, at least I have the receipt and maybe they will give me nack. //@anonymous: target gift card is scam. they can zero your cards anytime
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 11:13 PM EST
target gift card is scam. they can zero your cards anytime
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 10:44 PM EST
But who ships at Target?
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 10:30 PM EST
No, tried it didn't work. Can only pay with CC //@anonymous: Can I use gift card to buy gift card?
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 10:26 PM EST
If you pay with discover CC, you only pay 85% of the face value. If you pay with previously purchased target GC, you can get $30 free GC from the purchase of $300. //@Anonymous: hey ppl, if you use the gift card to purchase instead of target credit card it won't have 5% off, so this deal is 5% off ONLY, why the ppl go crazy about that 5%??
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 10:26 PM EST
Can I use gift card to buy gift card?
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 09:45 PM EST
yes //@Anonymous: can u use to buy iPhone X in store
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 09:34 PM EST
can u use to buy iPhone X in store
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 08:42 PM EST
LOL! //@Anonymous: Just stocked on up $900 for $810 (3x $300 orders). You can always use the money to purchase groceries, which is what we typically buy at Target. The gift cards don't expire. Look at it this way, it typically is difficult to make 10% on your money on traditional investment routes like a savings account or CD (not that this is an investment) so an automatic 10% on your money is a great deal. The risk profile is lower (you can invest in bitcoin and the recent gains in the stock market have exceeded this, but you're also taking a risk and you also have to pick the winners). In this case, a 10% guaranteed gain is a no brainer especially if you using it to purchase what you'd plan to purchase anyway (like groceries).
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By DanishCookies on 12/03/2017, 08:10 PM EST
cannot add to cart now :(
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 07:52 PM EST
now is $300 per guest
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 07:01 PM EST
Walking into Target, "hi I want price match this spinach, walmart is 50 cents cheaper, while you are at it, price match this garlic please." //@Anonymous: You can just do a price match at Target as Wal-mart is cheaper. //@Anonymous: I am wondering how many people buying grocery from target, not a lot I bet. Walmart most time has better price. If you hate walmart, you can always go to Sprout,wholefoods, safeway, HEB,Costco etc. For other stuff Amazon alike online stores. //@Anonymous: what's the point to buy so large amount gc at target? what can you buy at target? assume that no electronics needed.
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 06:59 PM EST
You can use 2% cash back credit card to buy GC today, making it almost 12% off. //@anonymous: hey ppl, if you use the gift card to purchase instead of target credit card it won't have 5% off, so this deal is 5% off ONLY, why the ppl go crazy about that 5%??
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 06:24 PM EST
Discover has 5% so that makes it 10%. //@Anonymous: hey ppl, if you use the gift card to purchase instead of target credit card it won't have 5% off, so this deal is 5% off ONLY, why the ppl go crazy about that 5%??
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 06:20 PM EST
hey ppl, if you use the gift card to purchase instead of target credit card it won't have 5% off, so this deal is 5% off ONLY, why the ppl go crazy about that 5%??
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 06:09 PM EST
trick of GC is that certain percentage of people will never use them.
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 04:52 PM EST
haha, for few cents to make the price match? are you making the joke? //@Anonymous: You can just do a price match at Target as Wal-mart is cheaper. //@Anonymous: I am wondering how many people buying grocery from target, not a lot I bet. Walmart most time has better price. If you hate walmart, you can always go to Sprout,wholefoods, safeway, HEB,Costco etc. For other stuff Amazon alike online stores. //@Anonymous: what's the point to buy so large amount gc at target? what can you buy at target? assume that no electronics needed.
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 04:05 PM EST
You can just do a price match at Target as Wal-mart is cheaper. //@Anonymous: I am wondering how many people buying grocery from target, not a lot I bet. Walmart most time has better price. If you hate walmart, you can always go to Sprout,wholefoods, safeway, HEB,Costco etc. For other stuff Amazon alike online stores. //@Anonymous: what's the point to buy so large amount gc at target? what can you buy at target? assume that no electronics needed.
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 03:12 PM EST
Got one, Thank you!
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 02:27 PM EST
open new cc, then buy gc at target to get welcome offer, such as chase CSP/CSR you will get free 50,000pts or 100,000pts which worth $625-$1200. so you save 10% on target GC, get free bonus on CC welcome offer. //@Anonymous: what's the point to buy so large amount gc at target? what can you buy at target? assume that no electronics needed.
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 02:06 PM EST
Target has some good deals for non-food grocery items, toys and pet food etc. I found a lot of items in Target that are cheaper than Walmart and even Amazon.
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 01:49 PM EST
No //@Anonymous: can the gift card be used to purchase 3rd party gift card?like Starbucks and Disney?
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 01:33 PM EST
can the gift card be used to purchase 3rd party gift card?like Starbucks and Disney?
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 01:23 PM EST
I am wondering how many people buying grocery from target, not a lot I bet. Walmart most time has better price. If you hate walmart, you can always go to Sprout,wholefoods, safeway, HEB,Costco etc. For other stuff Amazon alike online stores. //@Anonymous: what's the point to buy so large amount gc at target? what can you buy at target? assume that no electronics needed.
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 01:07 PM EST
Just stocked on up $900 for $810 (3x $300 orders). You can always use the money to purchase groceries, which is what we typically buy at Target. The gift cards don't expire. Look at it this way, it typically is difficult to make 10% on your money on traditional investment routes like a savings account or CD (not that this is an investment) so an automatic 10% on your money is a great deal. The risk profile is lower (you can invest in bitcoin and the recent gains in the stock market have exceeded this, but you're also taking a risk and you also have to pick the winners). In this case, a 10% guaranteed gain is a no brainer especially if you using it to purchase what you'd plan to purchase anyway (like groceries).
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 12:47 PM EST
You are a good student. //@Anonymous: I just bought this for teachers. Is there any way to make sure correct balance in the card? Considering the accident balance was 0 last year
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 12:09 PM EST
what's the point to buy so large amount gc at target? what can you buy at target? assume that no electronics needed.
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 10:08 AM EST
The $300 only limit each transaction and you are allowed to place multiple transactions. But the Discover only allow $1,500 purchase.
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 09:18 AM EST
You can say you purchase this card for your friends household. I didn’t see problem. I am wondering how target control $300 per household. Since I can use my card to place the order in different transactions for my friends household //@anonymous: Can I use discover card to buy $300 online, and then another $300 in the store with discover card again? Will Target realize that the same guest purchase more than $300, since the same credit card? Thanks.
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 08:54 AM EST
Can I use discover card to buy $300 online, and then another $300 in the store with discover card again? Will Target realize that the same guest purchase more than $300, since the same credit card? Thanks.
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 08:19 AM EST
I just bought this for teachers. Is there any way to make sure correct balance in the card? Considering the accident balance was 0 last year
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 07:21 AM EST
Yes. I did that last year (in store) and it wasn’t a problem. //@anonymous: Can we purchase multiple value target cards with a total of $300
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 06:48 AM EST
Already in 3w
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 03:17 AM EST
definitely.but online will have your card record. you can return in the future within 365 days per their return policy. //@anonymous: My question now is can I purchase one online, and then go to store and purchase another one? //@Anonymous: Why do I see $300 in the cart? Where is the 10% off?
Thanks
Thanks
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 03:13 AM EST
My question now is can I purchase one online, and then go to store and purchase another one? //@Anonymous: Why do I see $300 in the cart? Where is the 10% off?
Thanks
Thanks
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 03:13 AM EST
yes, thank you. I called, it is automatically verifying process after I go all layers and select to talk to account manager (didn't really talk to, but give me an option to verify), then I go to website to click purchase. //@Anonymous: u need to verify the purchase //@Anonymous: It won't let me use my discover card to check out, I do see the 10%
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 03:12 AM EST
got 8 cards from target with discover card and no problem found. Nice~
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 03:10 AM EST
u need to verify the purchase //@Anonymous: It won't let me use my discover card to check out, I do see the 10%
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 03:05 AM EST
It won't let me use my discover card to check out, I do see the 10%
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 03:05 AM EST
Deal is on
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 02:43 AM EST
17 minutes
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 02:41 AM EST
Why do I see $300 in the cart? Where is the 10% off?
Thanks
Thanks
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 02:32 AM EST
Can we purchase multiple value target cards with a total of $300
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 02:22 AM EST
38 min
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 02:16 AM EST
46 mins
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 02:01 AM EST
DONT SEE ANY 10% OFF DURING CHECKOUT??
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 01:57 AM EST
1 hour 2 min //@Anonymous: 1 hour 20 mins later. Deal on! lol
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 01:56 AM EST
That was during the elections when the Russians hacked their targets. //@anonymous: That was because people were buying more than the 300 limit //@Anonymous: The balance will be set to zero after a few days. Too many people had this issue last year. Search in Google before you buy!
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 01:42 AM EST
1 hour 20 mins later. Deal on! lol
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 01:30 AM EST
$300*90% is the charge on your Discover card, and $300*90%*5% is the amount of 5% cashback you get from this purchase. //@Anonymous: $300x90%x5%=$13.5 . . . what is this? //@Anonymous: $300x90%x5%=$13.5 //@anonymous: Yes, Discover card gives another $15 cash back. //@Anonymous: Discover 5% cash back works?
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 01:17 AM EST
Wow I can’t believe the percentage of bad math hanging around, and have the courage to say other ppls math is bad. //@anonymous: Very bad math. Guess it was meant to be 300 x 10% x 5%. //@Anonymous: $300x90%x5%=$13.5 . . . what is this? //@Anonymous: $300x90%x5%=$13.5 //@anonymous: Yes, Discover card gives another $15 cash back. //@Anonymous: Discover 5% cash back works?
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 01:01 AM EST
Very bad math. Guess it was meant to be 300 x 10% x 5%. //@Anonymous: $300x90%x5%=$13.5 . . . what is this? //@Anonymous: $300x90%x5%=$13.5 //@anonymous: Yes, Discover card gives another $15 cash back. //@Anonymous: Discover 5% cash back works?
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 12:23 AM EST
$300x90%x5%=$13.5 . . . what is this? //@Anonymous: $300x90%x5%=$13.5 //@anonymous: Yes, Discover card gives another $15 cash back. //@Anonymous: Discover 5% cash back works?
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By anonymous on 12/03/2017, 12:19 AM EST
When is it live? It's past midnight in ET.
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By anonymous on 12/02/2017, 11:51 PM EST
$300x90%x5%=$13.5 //@anonymous: Yes, Discover card gives another $15 cash back. //@Anonymous: Discover 5% cash back works?
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By anonymous on 11/29/2017, 10:28 AM EST
Yes, Discover card gives another $15 cash back. //@Anonymous: Discover 5% cash back works?
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By anonymous on 11/29/2017, 04:15 AM EST
NO. They disabled that option. You can't buy GC with GC even now. //@Anonymous: is it okay to buy gc with last year's gc? //@Anonymous: it is not because over 300 limit, it is because they use the gift card just bought to buy new gift card, abuse the promotion. //@Anonymous: That was because people were buying more than the 300 limit //@Anonymous: The balance will be set to zero after a few days. Too many people had this issue last year. Search in Google before you buy!
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By anonymous on 11/29/2017, 12:41 AM EST
Discover 5% cash back works?
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By anonymous on 11/29/2017, 12:14 AM EST
is it okay to buy gc with last year's gc? //@Anonymous: it is not because over 300 limit, it is because they use the gift card just bought to buy new gift card, abuse the promotion. //@Anonymous: That was because people were buying more than the 300 limit //@Anonymous: The balance will be set to zero after a few days. Too many people had this issue last year. Search in Google before you buy!
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By anonymous on 11/29/2017, 12:08 AM EST
it is not because over 300 limit, it is because they use the gift card just bought to buy new gift card, abuse the promotion. //@Anonymous: That was because people were buying more than the 300 limit //@Anonymous: The balance will be set to zero after a few days. Too many people had this issue last year. Search in Google before you buy!
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By anonymous on 11/28/2017, 11:40 PM EST
That was because people were buying more than the 300 limit //@Anonymous: The balance will be set to zero after a few days. Too many people had this issue last year. Search in Google before you buy!
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By anonymous on 11/28/2017, 11:40 PM EST
Good job! Thank you! //@anonymous: No, red card won't give you 5% off but Discover card will give you 5% cashback. So that's the way to go.
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By anonymous on 11/28/2017, 11:36 PM EST
thank you so much //@Anonymous: No, red card won't give you 5% off but Discover card will give you 5% cashback. So that's the way to go.
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By anonymous on 11/28/2017, 11:33 PM EST
No, red card won't give you 5% off but Discover card will give you 5% cashback. So that's the way to go.
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By anonymous on 11/28/2017, 11:32 PM EST
Yeh, but two $300 GC bought by my family didn't have such an issue. So don't need to be scared and you should have a way to get the money or GC back even if it would happen //@Anonymous: The balance will be set to zero after a few days. Too many people had this issue last year. Search in Google before you buy!
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By anonymous on 11/28/2017, 11:24 PM EST
Is 12/3 Sunday?
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By anonymous on 11/28/2017, 11:06 PM EST
The balance will be set to zero after a few days. Too many people had this issue last year. Search in Google before you buy!
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By anonymous on 11/28/2017, 11:01 PM EST
if use red card to purchase, will be 5% + 10% off?
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By anonymous on 11/28/2017, 10:49 PM EST
NO.
You can try it NOW to verify that 5% does not apply to GC //@anonymous: Will we get additional 5% off with Red card?
You can try it NOW to verify that 5% does not apply to GC //@anonymous: Will we get additional 5% off with Red card?
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By anonymous on 11/28/2017, 10:16 PM EST
Will we get additional 5% off with Red card?
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By anonymous on 11/28/2017, 09:59 PM EST
easy 10k for the next year
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By anonymous on 11/28/2017, 09:55 PM EST
In for 1,000 //@Anonymous: all in
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By anonymous on 11/28/2017, 09:53 PM EST
all in
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