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Target.com: Target gift cards 5% off ($500 limit) (**valid Mon 7/11 - Wed 7/13**)

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FYI Target.com will once again offer 5% off of Target gift cards. Limit is $500. The press release says that the Target Circle offer to get this deal will be valid online only: https://corporate.target.com/pres...s-with-Sav

RedCard holders normally save 5% on purchases, but that discount doesn't apply to Target gift cards. Therefore this deal might be beneficial to some shoppers because they can stack it with other credit card cashback/offers.

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FYI Target.com will once again offer 5% off of Target gift cards. Limit is $500. The press release says that the Target Circle offer to get this deal will be valid online only: https://corporate.target.com/pres...s-with-Sav

RedCard holders normally save 5% on purchases, but that discount doesn't apply to Target gift cards. Therefore this deal might be beneficial to some shoppers because they can stack it with other credit card cashback/offers.

Happy shopping!

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LoneWolf04
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Used to be 10%. What's the point of saving 5% if you can just make purchase outright with red card for 5% off?
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Quote from LoneWolf04 :
Used to be 10%. What's the point of saving 5% if you can just make purchase outright with red card for 5% off?
Did you bother to read my post? The answer is there.

Also 10% off Target gc's is an annual sale that occurs the first weekend of December.
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Quote from Tortilla-Chip :
Not seeing any discount. Thumbs down
Read the post title/info, or check the deal link…
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Quote from Tortilla-Chip :
At least put YMMV
It isn't a YMMV deal. The deal is NOT live yet
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Thinking about using Discover 5% cashback through Paypal (plus 5% bonus first year match) to buy the maximum since we shop at Target a lot.
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Zantra
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Edit: Nevermind. I did the math wrong. That's why you shouldn't respond to posts on Slickdeals when you are half asleep. My bad.
Last edited by Zantra July 4, 2022 at 09:12 PM.
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Target stock has been hammered this year and this is what they came up with to drum up sales, 5%. Haha
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Quote from LoneWolf04 :
Used to be 10%. What's the point of saving 5% if you can just make purchase outright with red card for 5% off?
you can use discover/paypal to get 5% cashback on top of 5% discount; so around 10% saving
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swass001
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Don't buy these as gift cards for other people, I've had two given as gifts and the balances were both zero within two weeks
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Quote from Zantra :
Basically, pay $450 for a $500 gift card, and you get 1% back in Circle cash when you spend the gift card. So, another $4.50 back if you spend the whole $450 on the card. Basically making it $445.50 for a $500 gift card. If you were to purchase something for $500 with your Red Card, you would hypothetically get the $50 off, but you wouldn't get the extra Circle cash back, and I have found sometimes that even though the red card is supposed to be 5% off your purchase, it ends up being more like 4.95% off. I bought a $100 gift card a few months ago, and when I went to pay with my Red Card, it only wanted to give me $4 off, instead of the $5 off it was supposed to be.
That would be 10% off. For 5% off it's really not worth the forward spend IMO
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Quote from Zantra :
Basically, pay $450 for a $500 gift card, and you get 1% back in Circle cash when you spend the gift card. So, another $4.50 back if you spend the whole $450 on the card. Basically making it $445.50 for a $500 gift card. If you were to purchase something for $500 with your Red Card, you would hypothetically get the $50 off, but you wouldn't get the extra Circle cash back, and I have found sometimes that even though the red card is supposed to be 5% off your purchase, it ends up being more like 4.95% off. I bought a $100 gift card a few months ago, and when I went to pay with my Red Card, it only wanted to give me $4 off, instead of the $5 off it was supposed to be.
What you are describing is if it's 10 percent off. This is just 5 percent off. Why would you want your money tied up in target gift cards to save 5 percent? You can get that (or more) cash back on many credit cards on a regular basis...(including the target credit card itself). no wonder their stock is struggling, company is run by idiots
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