Apple today began the latest promotion for Apple Pay, this one themed around holiday shopping. During the event, you can gain access to special offers from 12 different online stores from December 6 through December 19.
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Below we've listed every website and app and their special offers. Of course, to get the offers you'll need to checkout using Apple Pay and a compatible debit or credit card, and these offers are available in the United States only.
Websites
- Abercrombie & Fitch - $10 off when you spend $100 or more
- Allbirds - Exclusive Galactic Blue shoelaces with Apple Pay purchases
- Outdoor Voices - $20 credit when you spend $95 or more
- Pier 1 - 10 percent off all Apple Pay purchases with code APPLE10
- Smartwool - 15 percent off all Apple Pay purchases with code APPLEPAY15
- Uniqlo - $15 off and free shipping when you spend $99 or more with code APPLE
Apps
- BJ's Wholesale Club - $10 off when you spend $150 or more in the BJ's Wholesale Club app
- Boxed - 15 percent off all apple Pay purchases with code APPLEPAY15
- HBX - Free shipping when you spend $50 or more
- Houzz - Free shipping on special products in the Houzz app
- Saks Fifth Avenue - Free beauty gift with Apple Pay purchases in the Saks app with code SAKSAPL5
- Warby Parker - Exclusive collapsible Parker Case with Apple Pay purchases
As it usually does, Apple also reminds shoppers that they can use Apple Pay Cash, this time with the example of chipping in for a friend's holiday gift. The last few Apple Pay promos included partnerships with Panera Bread, Ray-Ban, Postmates, and more.
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Top Rated Comments
So what card are you using that's Tap and Pay and which country are you in? Here in the U.S. the only card I've seen with Tap and Pay enabled is CostCo's Visa (which CostCo, or its bank, only allows the tap and pay to work at CostCo, very cool, but nowhere else...unbelievable).
The Banks here didn't enable the PIN part of Chip and PIN even though it'd be much more secure because they make more money per transaction if the buyer doesn't enter a code (since it gets counted as a debit then and charged much less in transaction fees) - so we have no PIN. I'm guessing Tap and Pay has something similar here (lower transaction fees for banks) in the U.S. since few to no banks are offering it.