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Citi ThankYou Points: 10% off GCs: Apple, Best Buy, Fandango, Ikea, VUDU, &more
For those with Citi ThankYou Points [thankyou.com], you can currently redeem them for 10% off on select gift cards.
- Apple
- Athleta
- Banana Republic
- Bath & Body Works
- Best Buy
- Fandango
- Gap
- Gap Options (Athleta, Banana Republic, Gap, Old Navy)
- GolfNow
- Old Navy
- One4all Self Care (Adidas, Bath & Body Works, Jamba, Kohl's, Panera Bread, Sephora, Spafinder.com)
- One4all Ultimate (100s of ways to spend: AMC, American Eagle, Ikea, Southwest Airlines, XBox ...)
- Spafinder
- Under Armour
- Virgin Experience Gifts
- Vudu
Created 04-08-2025
at 11:49 AM
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I wanted to get the Best Buy giftcard and buy some PC parts b4 the tariff hits.
But ThankYou.com only show 9 gift cards
(Athleta, Banana Republic, Gap, Fandango, Gap Options, GolfNow, old Navy, Vudu, and One4all Ultimate) with the 10% discount.
The Citi site says "100's of ways to spend" but that may mean 100's of products not 100's of retailers. When I go to the One4all site I see a total of 93 listed retailers...
And the Citi site states "Online exchange required" - what does that mean?