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Apple Promotes Apple Pay on Web With Exclusive Holiday Offers

Following the launch of Apple Pay on the web on iOS 10 and macOS Sierra, Apple is now offering a selection of exclusive holiday discounts and benefits in order to entice customers to use the mobile payments service online.

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Some of the offers, for example, include 50% off a one-year subscription to The New York Times, a free $50 iTunes gift card with the purchase of a Casper mattress, and a free $25 gift card if you spend over $150 at athletic apparel retailer Lululemon.

Free shipping, discounts, and other offers are currently available from Adidas, Casper, Grubhub, Instacart, JackThreads, Jet, Lululemon, The New York Times, 1-800-Flowers, Overstock, Seamless, Shopify, Spring, and Vacatia.

Adidas — Enjoy one- or two-day free shipping.
Casper — Buy a mattress and receive a $50 iTunes gift card.
Grubhub — Win a $50 gift card for you and a friend! New diners will also receive $10 off their next order.
Instacart — First-time customers get one month of free Instacart delivery.
JackThreads — Get 20% off great holiday looks.
Jet — Get 10% off your first three orders and $5 JetCash to use on future purchases.
Lululemon — Get a $25 gift card if you spend over $150.
The New York Times — Get 50% off a one-year subscription.
1-800-FLOWERS — Enjoy free shipping.
Overstock — Enjoy a free year of Club O Rewards Membership, a $19.99 value.
Seamless — Win a $50 gift card for you and a friend! New diners will also receive $10 off their next order.
Shopify — Explore unique gifts and deals from Shopify stores.
Spring — Get 20% off perfect looks for holiday.
Vacatia — Get 7% off resort bookings and a chance to win a one-week stay in Hawaii.

Apple said more offers are coming soon from retailers such as Abercrombie & Fitch, Hollister, Bank of America, Caviar, Chase, Poshmark, Tumi, Under Armour, Warby Parker, and The Washington Post. The offers are valid in the U.S. only.

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Top Rated Comments

desmond2046 Avatar
128 months ago
How about discounting Macbook Pro when shopping using Apple Pay?
Score: 10 Votes (Like | Disagree)
128 months ago
Ah yes, people *still* complaining about the MacBook prices on a non-MacBook-related post. Keep doing you.
Score: 9 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Enforje Avatar
128 months ago
Maybe they should discount their macbook "pro"
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
dannyyankou Avatar
128 months ago
o GrubHub -- Buy a mattress and receive a $50 iTunes gift card.
I never knew Grubhub was getting into the mattress business
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
128 months ago
It's not my job to do Apple's work for them. Also sure Apple Pay is fast but chip has gotten much better and I don't mind the extra 10 seconds. The worst part is when you ask the cashier, some always look confused and some nicer ones would want to get their manager for me. In the end it really only makes my life more difficult along with longer check out time. I'd say if this was a brand new product I can tolerate the lack of support, but I think the trial period is over, at least for me. Lastly, I don't want to have to be constantly switching between the various payment.
I don't understand how it's an Apple problem that some retailers simply don't want to install the necessary equipment or enable functionality that comes with whatever they just installed. Some of these places (like Walmart) will never support contactless payment even if Apple offers to pay them for each Apple Pay transaction. At this point, if people want more places to support it they should be taking their business to places that do (and letting the places that don't know).

BTW, it's gotten better but chip is still a minimum of a second or two slower than swiping--and more like 5-6 seconds or so slower most of the time.
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)
128 months ago
Come on, Logitech! Give Apple the Sierra-compatible drivers for your G700s gaming mouse so that I can go back to Sierra and have a usable scroll wheel!
Let's stay on topic
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