$100 Apple Gift Card (Email Delivery) + $10 Target eGift Card Expired

This deal typically goes FP, and SlickDeals will replace the OP with their own template, which has less information. This leads to questions that have actually already been answered. Therefore posting the deal again as the first comment for ease of reference:

FYI Target is once again offering a free $10 Target gift card when you spend at least $100 on Apple gift cards online or in stores. The deal is valid 3/24 thru 3/30 according to page 7 of the weekly ad preview: https://weeklyad.target.com/promo...324&page=7 Ad typically indicates limit of 1 per guest, but YMMV in stores.

https://www.target.com/s?searchTe...+gift+card

RedCard holders can save an additional $4.50. The discount is not equal to 5% ($5) because Target assigns a $10 charge to the "free" gift card and $90 for the remaining balance owed. Therefore RedCard 5% is based on $90 so the discount equals $4.50.

In the past, purchasing third-party gift cards has qualified for Target Circle Bonus promotions.

If you elect to make a purchase in-store, please check the gift card for any evidence of tampering prior to purchase. If you find a suspicious card, give it to customer service to prevent another customer from being scammed.

Balance check: https://support.apple.com/en-us/108111

P.S. Apple has a limit of $2000 (*I believe*) to be saved to your Apple Account Balance + an additional 4 gift cards during checkout when using the Apple Store app, but the website checkout still allows 8. An individual gift card can also not exceed $2000. Gift cards can be used on hardware, apps and services.

As of iOS 15, you can add your Apple Account Balance as a card in the Wallet app. This helps to prevent some technical errors when shopping online, and allows for easier shopping when in a store.

https://support.apple.com/guide/i...69c0af/ios

Here is what the new physical Apple Gift Cards look like. The front looks the same. The big difference is the back with the hologram security sticker. The check out person has to physically rip into the card and scan it. I assume if the rest of the packaging is unaltered, it is hard to do that and make it look brand new again.

Wonder how many previous generation are left on the shelf. I'm sure the scammers have attacked all of those especially if these new ones thwart the criminals.

Would love to hear people's success with these newer ones. The one I bought when they first came out was successful.