Sentences with phrase «gift card deals like»

(I have one because I do a lot of gift card deals like this.)

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You can also take advantage of frequent promo deals like getting an Amazon gift card plus 25 % off a new Kindle E-reader or trade in a Bluetooth speaker and get 25 % off an Echo device.

Some are ads and some are special offers like coupon deals for items and gift cards at Amazon.

You can giveaway your ebooks and even throw in other prizes, like Amazon gift cards or bookmarks to sweeten the deal.

I discuss it further here, but the ad - supported versions have become Amazon's most popular, and some of the ads are even legitimately great deals (like a $ 20 Amazon gift card for $ 10).

Last year saw the company further expand its industry domination with distribution deals with the likes of UDON Entertainment, Viz Media Europe, Avatar Press, and 15 French publishers, partnered with eBay, and introduced gift cards.

I try to focus my time on bigger savings, like buying 5 - 10 % discount gift cards and signing up for cash back deals on credit cards.

The idea that a casual spender, even one who likes to take advantage of grocery store gift card deals to the tune of $ 25k a year (50k grocery MR) would be better off with this card is not in fact true.

I'm used to already knowing that paying with miles for things like gift cards, speakers, and kitchen gadgets is a bad deal.

I came across another decent gift card deal while browsing my American Express Offers: $ 20 off gift card orders of $ 200 or more — in case you're confused about why you should keep buying Amex gift cards now that shopping portals don't offer cash back anymore, read up on my reasons why deals like this still make sense.

While that's still a nice savings, it may not be enough to satisfy bargain hunters who expect deeper discounts, especially when stores like Target and Walmart are offering deals on Xbox One bundles for the same $ 299 price and throwing in additional store gift cards worth up to $ 60.

It can be difficult to decide where you should open up a new account, and banks know this; that's why they sweeten the deal with offers like cash bonuses and gift cards.