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Select Chase Cardholders: Make a Purchase at Target, Get Expired
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Chase offers Select Cardholders: 10% Cash Back (via statement credit) when you make a Purchase at Target and pay with your enrolled Chase card (maximum discount is $12). This offer is valid through February 11, 2024.
Thanks to community member tenderidol for sharing this deal.
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Thanks to community member tenderidol for sharing this deal.
Note: You must add this offer to your card prior to purchase (click on the + button under Chase Offers to add to your card).
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Edited January 15, 2024
at 08:55 AM
This offer just popped up in two of my Chase cards.
10% CB on Target purchases up to $12.
Expires on February 11, 2024
https://www.chase.com/personal/merchant-offers
10% CB on Target purchases up to $12.
Expires on February 11, 2024
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Offer details:Earn 10% cash back on your Target purchase, with a $12.00 cash back maximum. Enjoy this special Target offer and if you like offers from Target, make sure to sign up for Target Circle! Offer expires 2/11/2024. Offer valid one time only. Offer only valid on purchases made directly with the merchant. Offer not valid on purchases made using third-party services, delivery services, or a third-party payment account (e.g., buy now pay later). Payment must be made on or before offer expiration date. |
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Remember Paypal is not the same as Google Pay. In google pay, the merchant is not google pay.
Also look for Target Circle Bonus.
Earn a $15 reward.
Spend $150 in qualifying purchases(most items, no gift cards) to earn $15 in Target Circle earnings.
Can anyone confirm trying to buy Target GCs online and getting the credit? Otherwise will do in-store.
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Also look for Target Circle Bonus.
Earn a $15 reward.
Spend $150 in qualifying purchases(most items, no gift cards) to earn $15 in Target Circle earnings.
So I'm not clear this works. Why does anyone want to use paypal anyway, is there some other double dip cashback or something? Paypal adds another layer of pain.
BTW anyone ever try and close a Paypal account? I went through all the steps and it said call this number that nobody answers. Just wondering if they ever got hit with those class action lawsuits like amazon did before they got their act straight regarding closing accounts.
So I'm not clear this works. Why does anyone want to use paypal anyway, is there some other double dip cashback or something? Paypal adds another layer of pain.
BTW anyone ever try and close a Paypal account? I went through all the steps and it said call this number that nobody answers. Just wondering if they ever got hit with those class action lawsuits like amazon did before they got their act straight regarding closing accounts.
Split payment is another function on PayPal, so you can maximize your credit using multiple cards on purchasing a single item.
Edit, I saw the reply about split payments, maybe that's the answer. Good to know, I avoid paypal except when I have to.
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