Discover is offering
Discover Cardholders: Redeem Cashback Bonus on
Apple Gift Cards (Physical Gift Card or eCertificate) for
15% Added Value (see increments below).
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fenix8o0 for finding this deal
Note: Must login to your Discover account and select the 'Rewards' tab, then Redeem Cashback Bonus, then Gift Cards tab
Example Gift Card Values (Values are offered at
$5 increments up to $200):
- $10 Gift Card for $8.50
- $15 Gift Card for $12.75
- $20 Gift Card for $17
- $25 Gift Card for $21.25
- $200 Gift Card for $170
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Generally training does not teach the front-end rep about purchasing blocks on accounts but their back end team will know how to lift purchasing blocks - assuming your GCs are legit.
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Same. Just turned off automatic cash back.
Ok but what do you do if you don't have any apple hardware currently but you have an apple account? Sounds like a closed loop system. Not that apple isn't dumb enough to do that. They like to close their apple products into their ecosystem. The saving grace is Europe. Maybe Europe eventually forces them to stop doing that via law. They already got apple to adopt usb-c via law adherence.
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Yep! Anything from the Apple Store or App Store
- You can have an apple account without having apple hardware. Services like Apple Music and AppleTV+ first come to mind as they are available on multiple platforms.
- What you're trying to stir up is nothing different from anywhere else. You shop at a store with a gift card, you move or stop shopping at the store but still have money on the gift card. What do you do? If it's physical, you might be able to sell or give it away but if it's electronic, you might be SOL.
- Apple gift cards can be used for paying for these services along with others that are purchased by in app subscriptions or subscriptions. I've been doing it for years. Back when Netflix would allow people to sign up for an account through an Apple TV, I did just that and could pay for the subscription with heavily discounted apple gift cards.
- You're deluding yourself about Europe and usbc. If you look at the timeline for R&D and bringing things to market at their scale, usbc was in the works before Europe started bringing the hammer down. Apple didn't like being told to do it because it takes away from their announcement events as then everyone knew usbc was coming. Apple is pretty good when it comes to marketing and government enforced deadlines for such a change lessens the impact of a new product.
As for using gift cards to buy hardware I've done this in the past but had a little problem with the fact that I'm one of the long time Apple ID holders that ended up in the mess where I have one account for app purchases and another one for everything else. I don't recall the details that led to this right now but many long time apple customers have this situation and apple refuses to merge the accounts.This led to me learning that when I was redeeming my gift cards into my account, it went into the account that purchases app, music, and subscriptions. The iCloud account that handles everything else was what I was trying to buy with because I originally thought the cards were being redeemed there and just didn't remember the other one was I play...it's easy to forget and I wouldn't be surprised if others...maybe here...had similar issues. I was a little upset at first wondering why I couldn't use my gift cards but once I realized the money was in a different account, I just used that account to purchase the hardware. Pretty simple once you know.
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They had this issue last year, but I was able to buy iPhone 15 pro for store pick up two weeks ago. I was told there was issue redeeming the Apple balance last year and it was on their end.