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Google Express: Sign-up for Notification of Walmart Discount Expired
20% Off
On Your Next Order (Max $30 Discount)
Google Express.com is offering an Early Sign-Up Notification for an extra 20% Off On Your Next Walmart Order (Max of $30 discount, exclusions apply) when you enter your email and zip code in the provided field. Thanks ilBuono
Note, Walmart is not currently available on Google Express at the moment. This is an early sign-up to receive a notification when the offer is available. Per blog.walmart.com [Blog Details]: "Starting in late September, we'll be working with Google".
Note, Walmart is not currently available on Google Express at the moment. This is an early sign-up to receive a notification when the offer is available. Per blog.walmart.com [Blog Details]: "Starting in late September, we'll be working with Google".
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20% off on your next order when Walmart arrives on Google Express [google.com]. Maximum discount is $30.
Note: Walmart is still not available on Google Express. The link is to sign up for the discount and get notified when it's available in "late September." [walmart.com]
Google and Walmart have announced a new partnership today [blog.google]. Also announced is that Google Express has dropped its fees and will provide free shipping (1 to 3 days) for orders above a minimum amount ($25 or $35 in most cases).
Note: Walmart is still not available on Google Express. The link is to sign up for the discount and get notified when it's available in "late September." [walmart.com]
Google and Walmart have announced a new partnership today [blog.google]. Also announced is that Google Express has dropped its fees and will provide free shipping (1 to 3 days) for orders above a minimum amount ($25 or $35 in most cases).
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No more membership fees. Current members will get a pro-rata refund.
Shipping will remain free, subject to per-store minimum order amounts (typically $25-$35).
Walmart's coming soon, but -- as others have noticed -- not yet on Express.
Official announcement on Google's blog here [blog.google].
And again, important disclaimer: I'm a Googler, but I don't work on Google Express and had nothing to do with this launch. Just sharing the public news here
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i dont think black friday prices will be on google express, its probably just normal pricing
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Do we have to join Google Express now to sign up for it? Since they only give us certain days for trial, I am not signing up to burn my trial days.
- No more membership fees. Current members will get a pro-rata refund.
- Shipping will remain free, subject to per-store minimum order amounts (typically $25-$35).
- Walmart's coming soon, but -- as others have noticed -- not yet on Express.
Official announcement on Google's blog here [blog.google].And again, important disclaimer: I'm a Googler, but I don't work on Google Express and had nothing to do with this launch. Just sharing the public news here
Do we have to join Google Express now to sign up for it? Since they only give us certain days for trial, I am not signing up to burn my trial days.
- No more membership fees. Current members will get a pro-rata refund.
- Shipping will remain free, subject to per-store minimum order amounts (typically $25-$35).
- Walmart's coming soon, but -- as others have noticed -- not yet on Express.
Official announcement on Google's blog here [blog.google].And again, important disclaimer: I'm a Googler, but I don't work on Google Express and had nothing to do with this launch. Just sharing the public news here