Target is again offering its shoppers a chance to get a $15 Target gift card when they buy a $100 App Store and iTunes e-gift card. This sale will last through June 6, and this offer is only available online.
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It's been a while since we've seen the regular 15 percent sale on iTunes gift cards, so while this sale isn't a straight discount it should be worth it for anyone who shops at Target frequently and has been running low on iTunes credit.
For those interested, head to Target and add the $100 App Store and iTunes gift card to your cart. Once at the checkout screen, Target will automatically apply the $15 gift card promotion to your transaction.
Once you've placed the order, you'll receive a few emails (within a few hours): one detailing the code for your iTunes gift card and one for your promotional $15 Target gift card information. As with most Target orders, if you have a RedCard you can also save an additional 5 percent on the iTunes gift card.
Keep up with all of this week's best discounts on Apple products and related accessories in our dedicated Apple Deals roundup.
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Yep, this has been some weird programming on their app/web site for promotions like this one or the various phone card sales (buy a $50+ refill, get $5 off). Fortunately, they don't seem to care how many separate purchases you make, so the only downside is repeating a few taps, multiple transactions, and multiple emails.Note that it’s one $15 gift card for each order containing a $100 iTunes gift card. If you place an order of three $100 iTunes gift cards, you’ll only receive one $15 Target gift card.
Typically, the Target gift card is activated immediately after the purchase (in person when the transaction goes through or online via email), so the intent is that you'd use it on your next purchase. Also, like many retailers, they don't allow purchasing most, if not all, gift cards with gift cards.I'm at the checkout screen and total still says $100. Was anyone able to checkout for $85?
Good for people who are not living in US to enjoy some US-only contents. Same for other countries that offer iTunes gift card sale. Also good for kids managing their money without managing real money.You can save $15 on each $100 iTunes card you use when paying the IRS agent not to have you arrested!!!! What an amazing deal!!!
Seriously, does anybody actually buy these stupid things for anything legitimate? AFAIK they're purely scammer currency.