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64GB Nintendo Switch OLED Console (White) + $75 Dell Promo eGift Card Expired
$350
$425.00
+ Free Shipping
Dell has 64GB Nintendo Switch OLED Console (White) + $75 Dell Promo eGift Card on sale for $349.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.
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- Note: Dell Promo eGift Card sent via email within 20 days. Expires 90 days from issuance.
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- This offer matches the earlier Frontpage Deal that received +44 votes from the community.
- Additional Savings: American Express via Amex Offers is offering eligible American Express Cardholders: $40 Statement Credit back on $200+ or $120 Statement Credit back on $599+ w/ your enrolled Amex Card at Dell.com.
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- Please refer to the Forum Thread for additional discussion regarding this deal.
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Step 1. Get Switch OLED and Mario Kart (took a while, but I got a price match to Walmart at 43.99 for the latter).
After tax, your total above is ~$415, so you can split payment across two Amex cards with the offer, and get it for $335 after tax.
Step 2. Use $75 eGC to get a Switch Pro Controller (covers the cost almost exactly after tax, may have a little bit left)
End result: OLED Switch, Mario Kart, and Pro Controller for $335 post-tax, before any possible supplemental cashback (I also had a bonus MR points offer on my Amex). And even some non-trivial Dell Rewards points.
Compared to Target OLED bundle, you end up with a cheaper total price and more value, as a Pro Controller >> of 3 months of Nintendo Online.
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Step 1. Get Switch OLED and Mario Kart (took a while, but I got a price match to Walmart at 43.99 for the latter).
After tax, your total above is ~$415, so you can split payment across two Amex cards with the offer, and get it for $335 after tax.
Step 2. Use $75 eGC to get a Switch Pro Controller (covers the cost almost exactly after tax, may have a little bit left)
End result: OLED Switch, Mario Kart, and Pro Controller for $335 post-tax, before any possible supplemental cashback (I also had a bonus MR points offer on my Amex). And even some non-trivial Dell Rewards points.
Compared to Target OLED bundle, you end up with a cheaper total price and more value, as a Pro Controller >> of 3 months of Nintendo Online.
It came with a $75 dell gift card
I also got $40 back with my Amex offer of Spend $200 get $40 back
https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/n...ccessories
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Might be some, but the most important is that the dell "promo" gift cards expire typically within 90 days of delivery.
https://www.dell.com/en-us/lp/dell-gift-cards
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Can you use Dell promo gift cards for digital content sold on their website?
Step 1. Get Switch OLED and Mario Kart (took a while, but I got a price match to Walmart at 43.99 for the latter).
After tax, your total above is ~$415, so you can split payment across two Amex cards with the offer, and get it for $335 after tax.
Step 2. Use $75 eGC to get a Switch Pro Controller (covers the cost almost exactly after tax, may have a little bit left)
End result: OLED Switch, Mario Kart, and Pro Controller for $335 post-tax, before any possible supplemental cashback (I also had a bonus MR points offer on my Amex). And even some non-trivial Dell Rewards points.
Compared to Target OLED bundle, you end up with a cheaper total price and more value, as a Pro Controller >> of 3 months of Nintendo Online.
Sorry, what is a "P1 and P2"? Is that an Amex thing?
Also, is this the USA edition or the Japanese edition? Does that even matter?