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FandangoNOW is offering a Free Movie Rental (up to $6) when you Spend $5+ w/ Mastercard Credit or Debit Card in a single transaction at FandangoNOW by 7/31/2020. Thanks SlickDealio
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- Spend $5.00 or more with any Mastercard credit or debit card in a single transaction on FandangoNOW between 12:01 a.m. PT on 5/1/20 and 11:59 p.m. PT on 7/31/20 and receive a FandangoNOW Promotional Code via email good towards a single rental of any movie (any format) on FandangoNOW.com and via participating FandangoNOW apps (up to $6 total value). FandangoNOW purchases made on Roku or Xbox do not qualify for this offer. While supplies last. You may be required to pay taxes separately. Code expires on 12/31/20. You must have a Fandango VIP account to redeem your Code. Fandango VIP is free to join. Code must be redeemed to your Fandango VIP account or entered at checkout to receive discount. One Code per transaction.
- Click here for complete offer terms & conditions, or refer to the forum thread for additional information. -johnny_miller
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*Spend $5.00 or more with any Mastercard credit or debit card in a single transaction on FandangoNOW between 12:01 a.m. PT on 5/1/20 and 11:59 p.m. PT on 7/31/20 and receive a FandangoNOW Promotional Code ("Code") via email good towards a single rental of any movie (any format) on FandangoNOW.com and via participating FandangoNOW apps (up to $6 total value). FandangoNOW purchases made on Roku or Xbox do not qualify for this offer. While supplies last. You may be required to pay taxes separately. Code expires on 12/31/20. You must have a Fandango VIP account to redeem your Code. Fandango VIP is free to join. Credit card may be required for transactions on FandangoNOW.com. Code must be redeemed to your Fandango VIP account or entered at checkout to receive discount. One Code per transaction.
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*Spend $5.00 or more with any Mastercard credit or debit card in a single transaction on FandangoNOW between 12:01 a.m. PT on 5/1/20 and 11:59 p.m. PT on 7/31/20 and receive a FandangoNOW Promotional Code ("Code") via email good towards a single rental of any movie (any format) on FandangoNOW.com and via participating FandangoNOW apps (up to $6 total value). FandangoNOW purchases made on Roku or Xbox do not qualify for this offer. While supplies last. You may be required to pay taxes separately. Code expires on 12/31/20. You must have a Fandango VIP account to redeem your Code. Fandango VIP is free to join. Credit card may be required for transactions on FandangoNOW.com. Code must be redeemed to your Fandango VIP account or entered at checkout to receive discount. One Code per transaction.
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Good idea. Added it to the title.
as well as these in 4K too
I bet you can purchase through the website and then watch on your Roku.
Based on the language ("Spend $5.00 or more" instead of "make a purchase of $5.00 or more") and the fact that the $5 credit is earned, not another promotion, makes me think that as long as the total cost is over $10, you're good.
I can't say for sure though. It doesn't definitively mention that scenario (and it would be a very common one which supports my theory).
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I can't say for sure though. It doesn't definitively mention that scenario (and it would be a very common one which supports my theory).
I'm gonna contact customer service and then give it go myself. If it doesn't work, it's all good, I'll let yall know
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