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Citi Cardholders w/ ThankYou Points: Apple eGift Cards Expired
15% Off
(Must Redeem Points; Valid 11/24 Only)
Thank You via Citi is offering 15% Off Apple eGift Cards valid for Citi Cardholders (redeem via Citi ThankYou Points).
- Note: Must login to your Citi account and redeem your points on the available eGift cards. Must have acquired points in your account to redeem.
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Citi Rewards again this year is offering 15% off Apple gift cards
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How many gift cards can be used in apple employee purchase portal?
Why? My spouse and I have never had issue finding 2 reward tickets on any given flight... and a number of times we've even gotten 4 when travelling with another couple so an avg. number of kids shouldn't be that hard either...
I suppose if you've got 6 kids or something it'd be tricky in business class, there's rarely more than 4 seats available there for international, and sometimes only 2.... (domestic I've seen as many as 7 open seats in biz, and coach is usually no issue though the value isn't as good while still being better than this deal).
The person to whom I was replying was literally talking about having booked airfare and being unclear how to get more value from it-- so obviously they fly and my reply directly addressed that.
I mean a lot of people don't buy apple products either but didn't see much need to raise that point. But obviously if you never travel at all then travel deals aren't for you.
But why wouldn't you have one if you travel? The higher value in point transfers alone would be worth it, not to mention the various other credits and benefits.... the Premier card for example is $95/yr but comes with a $100 hotel credit (so already $5 profitable if you use the hotel credit), PLUS adds 24 months to the warranty of anything you buy with it (a benefit they removed from "free" citi cards), earns 3x points on airlines, hotels, gas stations, restaurants and supermarkets- and unlocks all the other travel partners for transfers.....
1:1 for every airline on the list doesn't seem hot? When you can redeem those airline miles for significantly more in most cases than the 1.1 to 1.15 cents a point gift cards get you? (Again you need one a premier card to do that though--- or a prestige if you're lucky enough to have one since you can't get them new anymore)
The hotel transfer rates vary- but none of those are ever worth using anyway-- only flex points worth using for hotel transfers are Chase points to Hyatt where you can usually get 2-3 cents a point in value.
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I suppose if you've got 6 kids or something it'd be tricky in business class, there's rarely more than 4 seats available there for international, and sometimes only 2.... (domestic I've seen as many as 7 open seats in biz, and coach is usually no issue though the value isn't as good while still being better than this deal).
They seem to be asking if they can use them AT apple to buy GCs for OTHER stores.
Which is commonly a thing you can do at many other places (Best Buy, most office supply stores, costco, walmart, many large gas stations, etc)....it can be a solid way to do things like max out high-reward credit card categories.... like I don't buy things at gas stations generally, but when Chase has 5x UR for gas station spend I can go buy amazon and other gift cards at a gas station and get the 5x on them.
Though I personally doubt you can do it at Apple, can't recall ever seeing a giftcard wall for other brands there like you do that the places I mention.
Yes. I listed all the airlines a few hours ago in this thread.. And another user posted a direct link to the list of airlines less than 30 minutes ago, 4 posts above your question.
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But why wouldn't you have one if you travel? The higher value in point transfers alone would be worth it, not to mention the various other credits and benefits.... the Premier card for example is $95/yr but comes with a $100 hotel credit (so already $5 profitable if you use the hotel credit), PLUS adds 24 months to the warranty of anything you buy with it (a benefit they removed from "free" citi cards), earns 3x points on airlines, hotels, gas stations, restaurants and supermarkets- and unlocks all the other travel partners for transfers.....
Your link, near the top, has this:
Learn more: Points Transfer FAQs.
If you click on that on that page the second question is about who can transfer where, and describes the cards that can transfer to everyone on the list (including Premier cards) and the ones that can only transfer to a short specific list (like your doublecash)
Don't fall for it. You don't get a signup bonus that way- open a new card for the bonus.
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