havaneselover
Dreaming about a Disney cruise
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It workedGreat! Report back with the results.

It workedGreat! Report back with the results.
Awesome! Thanks for being the Guinea pig!It worked![]()
Best Buy rewards is 1%-2.5%.Here is the math at best Buy for buying a $100 gift card... you get 9.5% back from swagbucks and 1 - 2% back from best buy (depending on your member level) so you are talking about 10.5 - 11.5 % savings plus what you get from your credit card. However, the first $25 visa you get from swagbucks each month can be purchased for a 13% discount which brings the 9.5% up to 10.92% and the total savings 11.92 - 12.92%.
You are right, but I was assuming that most people starting out are not going to be at the highest level.Best Buy rewards is 1%-2.5%.
I also just did it with no issues! I used self-checkout to avoid potential employee issues, but I’d imagine it would work at any register.It worked![]()
I used self checkout tooI also just did it with no issues! I used self-checkout to avoid potential employee issues, but I’d imagine it would work at any register.
Nah, that is not a thing at any store. A store will never give you another companies gift card as your refund. Also they caught onto the cash in exchange for something bought on a gift card long ago, you’ll get a gift card or store credit back now.I'm wondering what would happen if you bought merchandise @ Target with one of their gift cards and then tried to bring it back and exchange for Disney gift cards instead. Wonder if that's a way to circumvent the no gift cards bought with gift cards rule.
Isn’t the only difference between the I and the II that the II has a built-in Google Assistant button? Is that something your husband would care about? If not, I’d go with the I.I’m bummed. I was going to buy my DH the Bose Quietcomfort headphones that have been on sale everywhere for $299 with the Target Card I was going to buy today. It’s back up to $349at Target. Darn. I guess I’ll still buy a gift card for use later in the year.
I do have a pair from Costco but they are the earlier version.
You can use that button to also adjust the noise cancellation. He would like that but I’m going to give him the Costco ones.Isn’t the only difference between the I and the II that the II has a built-in Google Assistant button? Is that something your husband would care about? If not, I’d go with the I.
I’m bummed. I was going to buy my DH the Bose Quietcomfort headphones that have been on sale everywhere for $299 with the Target Card I was going to buy today. It’s back up to $349at Target. Darn. I guess I’ll still buy a gift card for use later in the year.
I do have a pair from Costco but they are the earlier version.
It went back to $349 everywhere! No worries he’ll like what I got him.If it's still $299 elsewhere tomorrow you can have them price match.
Answering my own questions:Two Target GC questions:
1) Are online purchases of Target GCs > Target GCs a no-go? I can’t remember if that’s allowed.
2) If I add Target GCs to my wallet in the Target app, will I have to enter the access code again for each GC when I’m actually checking out in-store? Or does adding them to your wallet make it so you won’t have to do that?
Thanks!
For the Target 10% GC sale today (Dec. 2), does anyone know if you can buy the $300 limit under one person, then buy another GC amount under another person in the same house? It says one deal per household. I already bought the max under my account. Was going to see if I could get an extra $135 having DH buy as a guest. Anyone tried this? Thanks!
It is $300 per transaction. I ran it through on a couple different credit cards in case but you’ll be ok.For the Target 10% GC sale today (Dec. 2), does anyone know if you can buy the $300 limit under one person, then buy another GC amount under another person in the same house? It says one deal per household. I already bought the max under my account. Was going to see if I could get an extra $135 having DH buy as a guest. Anyone tried this? Thanks!