Walmart is offering
Select Existing Walmart+ Members: Attempt to cancel your Walmart+ annual membership and get
50% Off your next Walmart+ Membership renewal (pay just
$49). A web browser is required to see this offer - this offer does not appear on the Walmart app.
Thanks to Community Member
ScoobyDoobyDoober for finding this deal.
Deal Instructions:
- Sign in to your Walmart+ Account on a web browser such as Google Chrome
- This offer is not available with the Walmart app
- Go to the Walmart+ Membership cancellation page but do not confirm your cancellation yet
- If your account qualifies for the 50% offer, you will see an orange banner that states "Get 50% off for a year", "You'll save $49 on your plan!" with a button that says "See offer"
- Click the "See offer" button
- A pop-up window will appear with the details of the 50% Off your annual plan offer.
- Agree to the terms and conditions and click "Claim offer"
- On your Walmart+ Membership page, you should see a banner stating "You're getting 50% off your next year of Walmart+"
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Saves me having to cancel and wait for the next $49 deal, and if a better deal comes along between then and now, I can still cancel. Win win.
Thank you!
Edit: Another funny thing - the email I got after doing this retention recommit deal says I'm getting 0% off my next renewal, and saving $0! I guess because I paid $49 last time too. You'd think they wouldn't send the email out in that case
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I find prices to be better at Walmart, especially for everyday items. There's huge selection, obviously, but it doesn't feel like Amazon where there's just millions of Chinese versions of everything.
However, I do love Prime Video.. great selection of movies, can always find something there to watch.
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The downside of walmart, unlike amazon, is the tipping for delivery. That needs to go away. Until walmart starts taking responsibility for their own deliveries, that isn't going to change. Thus far, they've just outsourced it to 3rd parties. The thing is, every delivery is within a 5 mile radius of walmart, so tips shouldn't even be in the mix. But this is what happens when you outsource your last mile.
The trick I mentioned above, buying stuff in stock in the store. That is basically delivery without the tip. You buy whatever they have in stock, choose shipping, and they drop it off at your door that day. A loophole I've used quite a bit, as I'm already paying for delivery/shipping, so why endure the double dip on their part.
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