What are the best deals you have found on iTunes gift cards for Black Friday? The best I've seen is $15 off a $50 card at OfficeMax. Shoprite has a deal where you buy $100 worth and get a $20 store gift card, and I know there are similar deals at other stores. Is there anything comparable to the OfficeMax deal?
Of course, knowing OM, they'll probably have like 3 per store.
Here's a linkto the FW BF deals page, searching on iTunes.
At Toys R Us, you get a $15 iTunes Gift Card w/ Purchase of $50 iTunes Card
billrubin
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posted: Nov. 21, 2012 @ 6:01p
MartinMtz702 said: At Toys R Us, you get a $15 iTunes Gift Card w/ Purchase of $50 iTunes CardThanks.. but that's basically $50 for $65 worth of gift cards, which is roughly a 23% discount. $35 for $50 is a 30% discount. Similarly, the WG deal is $30 for $40 of cards, a 25% discount.
Magnolia05
Tired Member
posted: Nov. 21, 2012 @ 6:46p
Do you have a Sam's Club membership? If I remember correctly, they will have $100 Itunes cards for $80 on Friday.
billrubin
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posted: Nov. 21, 2012 @ 8:01p
Magnolia05 said: Do you have a Sam's Club membership? If I remember correctly, they will have $100 Itunes cards for $80 on Friday.Only a 20% discount. OfficeMax is 30%.
LetsGoMets1
Cranky Member
posted: Nov. 21, 2012 @ 10:45p
billrubin said: MartinMtz702 said: At Toys R Us, you get a $15 iTunes Gift Card w/ Purchase of $50 iTunes CardThanks.. but that's basically $50 for $65 worth of gift cards, which is roughly a 23% discount. $35 for $50 is a 30% discount. Similarly, the WG deal is $30 for $40 of cards, a 25% discount.
I'm no math wiz but the Wags deal is $30 in iTunes gc's for $20 if you count the $10 gc's as cash. Isn't that closer to 33%? I think that's the best deal plus I'd rather have smaller denominations of cards too.
crhptic
Senior Member - 1K
posted: Nov. 23, 2012 @ 2:20p
If you count the gift cards as cash then the whole thread is pointless, in that it is a discussion of how to obtain the best exchange rate between the cards and cash.
billrubin
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posted: Nov. 23, 2012 @ 2:25p
crhptic said: If you count the gift cards as cash then the whole thread is pointless, in that it is a discussion of how to obtain the best exchange rate between the cards and cash.Agreed. I ended up getting 2 of them at OfficeMax. My son was there around 1am after going to Kohls with my wife and daughter. Absolutely no line.
But I don't think the thread was pointless. The answer was that there was nothing better than the OM deal. I wasn't sure when I posted it.
MartinMtz702
New Member
posted: Nov. 23, 2012 @ 2:29p
same here. was in and out in 6minutes. and 4 of those minutes was getting the credit card reader to work.
Limit 8 per person. the person before me got 7 Itunes gift cards, and 1 Visa card which was a save $15 on $100 visa git card.
vietnankid
New Member
posted: Nov. 23, 2012 @ 2:30p
At OfficeMax, you spend $35 to get $50 of iTunes cards.
At Walgreens, you spend $30 to get $30 of iTunes cards + a $10 Walgreens card. You use the Walgreens card to buy $10 worth of stuff.
The OfficeMax guy has $50 of iTunes cards for his $35. The Walgreens guy has $30 of iTunes cards and $10 of Walgreens stuff.
MartinMtz702 said: same here. was in and out in 6minutes. and 4 of those minutes was getting the credit card reader to work.
Limit 8 per person. the person before me got 7 Itunes gift cards, and 1 Visa card which was a save $15 on $100 visa git card. Yes, he got me one of the $100 Visa cards as well. Wouldn't let him get a second of those. The OfficeMax nasty old lady cashier (different than the normal nasty old lady cashier they have) was going to have a very boring rest of the night compared to the employees at Old Navy and Best Buy nearby which had lines snaking around the store. I have no idea why they opened at midnight but it worked well for me since it saved me a trip down there this morning!
LetsGoMets1
Cranky Member
posted: Nov. 23, 2012 @ 10:29p
vietnankid said: At OfficeMax, you spend $35 to get $50 of iTunes cards.
At Walgreens, you spend $30 to get $30 of iTunes cards + a $10 Walgreens card. You use the Walgreens card to buy $10 worth of stuff.
The OfficeMax guy has $50 of iTunes cards for his $35. The Walgreens guy has $30 of iTunes cards and $10 of Walgreens stuff.
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