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Target Circle: Spend $50+ on Select Household Essentials & Receive Expired
$15 Target GC
+ Free Store Pickup
Target offers its Circle Members (free to join): $15 Target Gift Card (email delivery) w/ $50+ Purchase of Select Household Essentials when you save the Target Circle Offer to your account. Select free store pickup where stock permits.
Thanks to Deal Editor Discombobulated for posting this deal.
Note: $15 Target Gift Card will be automatically added to cart when you "save" offer and add $50+ in eligible/qualifying products. Pricing and availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Deal Instructions
Thanks to Deal Editor Discombobulated for posting this deal.
Note: $15 Target Gift Card will be automatically added to cart when you "save" offer and add $50+ in eligible/qualifying products. Pricing and availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Deal Instructions
- Log in to your Target Circle Account
- Save the following offer to your account:
- Free $15 GiftCard w/ $50 select Household Essentials purchase
- Note: You can also add the offer to your circle account on the individual product pages.
- Free $15 GiftCard w/ $50 select Household Essentials purchase
- Add $50+ in Household Essentials to cart
- Example Categories:
- Laundry care
- Air care
- Trash bags
- Food storage
- Bath tissue
- Paper towels
- Facial tissue
- Cleaning and Cleaning Tools
- Dish Detergents
- Example Categories:
- $15 Target Gift Card will be automatically added to cart when you add $50+ in eligible/qualifying products
- Proceed to checkout and complete your order
Editor's Notes & Price Research
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- About this deal:
- Limit one coupon/offer per guest. No other same department/category coupon will apply.
- Valid only for pickup orders or in store.
- Offer expires August 20, 2022.
- This matches our previous frontpage deal from earlier in the month.
- About this store:
- Sign-up for Target RedCard to save an additional 5%, receive free shipping, and attain an extended return period.
- Refer to the forum thread for additional deal discussion.
Original Post
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Edited August 12, 2022
at 03:06 AM
Target
For those interested
*Starts August 14-20, 2022* - Not Active Yet
Note, may use Target REDcard for 5% discount w/ your order
Offer excludes trial/travel, disposable tableware and air care products. Offer may be use for order pickup, drive up and same day delivery services at checkout.
For those interested
*Starts August 14-20, 2022* - Not Active Yet
Note, may use Target REDcard for 5% discount w/ your order
- Target Circle Offer: Spend $50+ On Select Household Essentials & Get $15 Target eGift Card
Offer excludes trial/travel, disposable tableware and air care products. Offer may be use for order pickup, drive up and same day delivery services at checkout.
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My theory is because everything is going up in price, big chain stores are eating the bullet with gift cards or buy 1 get 1 frees to get people accustomed to the new higher prices on everything and then when they feel people are accustomed, will slowly roll back/reduce the promotions
I think my theory is most easily view with bacon. Which would regularly cost 5.99 a pound, less on sale, 8.99 would be the "fancy" bacon. But now every week for the last 4-5 weeks bacon is b1g1 but the bacon costs 9.99+ Per package. So while it might cost $5/pound with the non stop promos in our heads we think "oh I buy 2 it's only 5" then when we do that enough, well get accustomed to seeing and equating to the "regular price of 9.99+" when bacon goes "on sale" for 8.99 or 7.99 a pound we will think it's a deal and accept the inflated prices.
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My theory is because everything is going up in price, big chain stores are eating the bullet with gift cards or buy 1 get 1 frees to get people accustomed to the new higher prices on everything and then when they feel people are accustomed, will slowly roll back/reduce the promotions
I think my theory is most easily view with bacon. Which would regularly cost 5.99 a pound, less on sale, 8.99 would be the "fancy" bacon. But now every week for the last 4-5 weeks bacon is b1g1 but the bacon costs 9.99+ Per package. So while it might cost $5/pound with the non stop promos in our heads we think "oh I buy 2 it's only 5" then when we do that enough, well get accustomed to seeing and equating to the "regular price of 9.99+" when bacon goes "on sale" for 8.99 or 7.99 a pound we will think it's a deal and accept the inflated prices.
[end conspiracy noises]
My theory is because everything is going up in price, big chain stores are eating the bullet with gift cards or buy 1 get 1 frees to get people accustomed to the new higher prices on everything and then when they feel people are accustomed, will slowly roll back/reduce the promotions
I think my theory is most easily view with bacon. Which would regularly cost 5.99 a pound, less on sale, 8.99 would be the "fancy" bacon. But now every week for the last 4-5 weeks bacon is b1g1 but the bacon costs 9.99+ Per package. So while it might cost $5/pound with the non stop promos in our heads we think "oh I buy 2 it's only 5" then when we do that enough, well get accustomed to seeing and equating to the "regular price of 9.99+" when bacon goes "on sale" for 8.99 or 7.99 a pound we will think it's a deal and accept the inflated prices.
[end conspiracy noises]
Promotions like this was very common before covid at target or other retailers. They are just back to the normal marketing scheme but getting less items.
In my experience you have to meet the minimums on these things. For sure if you shop online. But you could always get a cheap filler item like a dish scrubbing pad or a small box of sandwich bags. WORD OF ADVICE if you shop in store, make sure the price on the shelf is the same at checkout. When they did 10 off 40 I got charged more at checkout. Customer service was helpful fixing it though.
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May be able to stack 25% off subscribe and save offers on things like febrerze plug in 3 pack or other items.
https://www.amazon.com/promotion/...U9MAFAEFY3
Ooh even better! Thx, rep'd.
My theory is because everything is going up in price, big chain stores are eating the bullet with gift cards or buy 1 get 1 frees to get people accustomed to the new higher prices on everything and then when they feel people are accustomed, will slowly roll back/reduce the promotions
I think my theory is most easily view with bacon. Which would regularly cost 5.99 a pound, less on sale, 8.99 would be the "fancy" bacon. But now every week for the last 4-5 weeks bacon is b1g1 but the bacon costs 9.99+ Per package. So while it might cost $5/pound with the non stop promos in our heads we think "oh I buy 2 it's only 5" then when we do that enough, well get accustomed to seeing and equating to the "regular price of 9.99+" when bacon goes "on sale" for 8.99 or 7.99 a pound we will think it's a deal and accept the inflated prices.
[end conspiracy noises]