Checkout using Paypal as the payment method. It should be listed with your other saved payments. The Android payment page should not show as a separate listing for Google Pay and Paypal.
Purchase must be at least $15 after tax in a single order.
Can be used for in-app purchases.
The discount will not show during checkout.
It will appear on the Paypal receipt.
Your $14.99 purchase not being charged tax? Change your Google account's primary billing address(In the Settings tab on pay.google.com) to somewhere it does, such as New Mexico.
There is no option to use Paypal to purchase Google Play credits.
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Basically, Google Play Store interface is a dumpster fire of user-experience, but this does eventually work, as OP stated. Good find...Google, for the love of god, fix your UX (maybe spend less time building random projects like Stadia, only to shut them down a year later).
https://support.google.
I added PayPal to my Google Pay [google.com], and then made an in-game purchase with PayPal as the checkout method, and the promotions applied. (You can't see that the promotion works until after the purchase by going to your PayPal activity.)
If you have multiple PayPal accounts, you can add the 2 promos to each PayPal account, add each PayPal account to the same Google Pay account, and do this promo multiple times. I tested it and it works.
I hope this helps,
Tofu Vic
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just look for your PayPal receipt email to confirm discount and if for some reason you don't get it Google refunds are easy
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Basically, Google Play Store interface is a dumpster fire of user-experience, but this does eventually work, as OP stated. Good find...Google, for the love of god, fix your UX (maybe spend less time building random projects like Stadia, only to shut them down a year later).
paying with my PayPal account. Then I checked my PayPal transaction history and was only charged $1.25.
It's awful, but it does work.
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