expired Posted by derff44 • Oct 10, 2022
Oct 10, 2022 1:38 PM
expired Posted by derff44 • Oct 10, 2022
Oct 10, 2022 1:38 PM
Best Buy targeted offer - 10% back in rewards on all purchases 10/10-10/23
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The following are excluded from receiving points ("Non-Qualifying Purchases"): Apple and Beats products and Apple services not purchased on standard credit with My Best Buy Credit Cards; transactions for leased products; purchases made prior to becoming a member; purchases/rentals at rent-to-own locations inside Best Buy Stores; purchases from a Best Buy Store on a third-party website or marketplace (such as Amazon, Google or eBay); purchases from third party sites operating on Best Buy's behalf; transactions including instant rebates; pre-orders at the time of deposit (the points will be awarded at the time of final payment or at the time you pick up the product); purchases made for resale; purchases paid with a reward certificate; purchases involving promotional financing, purchases of Best Buy Gift Cards, purchases made with store credit issued by Best Buy; sales tax, donations, service charges or other excluded charges; certain Best Buy Business or commercial purchases; and certain exclusions in particular promotions.
1) It is not the "Cash back". The points in CB is converted to reward certificate, default at $25. These certificate will expire after 60 days after issuance date.
2) They only allow to use them on "qualifying product or service" in BB that total an amount "equal or greater" than the value of reward certificate used.
So when the reward cert almost expire I have to look at BB to buy something I even don't need. The problem there are no product is valued or total at $25, $50, $70 (You cannot use $25 RC on $24.99 and so on because the price is always $24.99, $49.99, $69.99). So I had to buy a air fryer $69.99 (although I have it already) and a pack of batteries $4.99 ( it is the cheapest).
So in the end instead of "SAVING" $70 I have to spend $6 more.
This is why even BB offer more than 10% CB, I will not use BB CC instead of using other CC which offer only 2 or 5% CB.
1) It is not the "Cash back". The points in CB is converted to reward certificate, default at $25. These certificate will expire after 60 days after issuance date.
2) They only allow to use them on "qualifying product or service" in BB that total an amount "equal or greater" than the value of reward certificate used.
So when the reward cert almost expire I have to look at BB to buy something I even don't need. The problem there are no product is valued or total at $25, $50, $70 (You cannot use $25 RC on $24.99 and so on because the price is always $24.99, $49.99, $69.99). So I had to buy a air fryer $69.99 (although I have it already) and a pack of batteries $4.99 ( it is the cheapest).
So in the end instead of "SAVING" $70 I have to spend $6 more.
This is why even BB offer more than 10% CB, I will not use BB CC instead of using other CC which offer only 2 or 5% CB.
In my case, I saw the small air fryer sale at $24.99. It is less than $25 RC.
Please give me your buying $29.99 air fryer using reward certificates example.
In my case, I saw the small air fryer sale at $24.99. It is less than $25 RC.
Please give me your buying $29.99 air fryer using reward certificates example.
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