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$100 DoorDash eGift Card (Email Delivery)
$85
$100
15% off
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Best Buy has $100 DoorDash eGift Card (Email Delivery) on sale for $85.
Thanks to community member tunabreath for finding this deal
Note, product must be sold/delivered by Best Buy
Thanks to community member tunabreath for finding this deal
Note, product must be sold/delivered by Best Buy
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- About the Deal
- Give the gift of convenience with a DoorDash gift card. Recipients can order from over 310,000 restaurants and stores across 4,000 cities in the US and Canada for restaurants, groceries, pet supplies, and more, saving time for what they love
- Redemption information is emailed and available in your order details after purchase
- Limit 1 per customer
- Offer valid while promotional offer/supplies last
- Additional Details
- Gift cards are final sale/not returnable
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Best Buy has $100 DoorDash eGift Card (Email Delivery) on sale for $85.
Thanks to community member tunabreath for finding this deal
Note, product must be sold/delivered by Best Buy
Thanks to community member tunabreath for finding this deal
Note, product must be sold/delivered by Best Buy
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- About the Deal
- Give the gift of convenience with a DoorDash gift card. Recipients can order from over 310,000 restaurants and stores across 4,000 cities in the US and Canada for restaurants, groceries, pet supplies, and more, saving time for what they love
- Redemption information is emailed and available in your order details after purchase
- Limit 1 per customer
- Offer valid while promotional offer/supplies last
- Additional Details
- Gift cards are final sale/not returnable
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Deal History includes data from multiple reputable stores, such as Best Buy, Target, and Walmart. The lowest price among stores for a given day is selected as the "Sale Price".
Sale Price does not include sale prices at Amazon unless a deal was posted by a community member.
Sale Price does not include sale prices at Amazon unless a deal was posted by a community member.
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I always assumed that the taxes were calculated correctly.
Not now.
Cannot trust Doordash.
I have no clue what they are doing.
I know much the sales tax is. The subtotal is after the promo codes.
On 2 of the 4 orders, the "estimated" taxes were still higher than they should have been even when using the higher deliver fee and the higher service fees.
Community Reviews
This $100 DoorDash gift card at $85 is mainly useful for trimming the platform's markup and fees, especially on pickup orders or when stacking with promos and rewards. The card has been redeemed successfully right after purchase, and it can help offset surcharges or make a pickup order cheaper than paying in person. A few caveats stand out, including order cancellations when trying to buy more than one, and a separate Sam's Club price of $80 for members. A practical way to stretch DoorDash without paying full freight.
The deal can work for purchasing and redeeming multiple DoorDash $100 digital gift cards without immediate issues.
Pickup orders can reduce delivery fees, and coupons can make pickup cheaper than ordering in person.
The gift card can help offset DoorDash surcharges when paired with CSR credits.
The gift card can be applied toward certain promos, including cases where the promo value changes after listing.
The purchase limit may reset daily, which can allow another purchase after the site updates.
Tax calculations can appear inconsistent across DashPass orders, and estimated taxes may come out higher than expected.
Multiple DoorDash gift card orders can be canceled shortly after checkout, which suggests a strict per-customer ordering limit.
Some orders can be canceled due to orderable quantity limits even when only one gift card is attempted.
Coupons and promos are merchant-specific, so they may not apply to every DoorDash order.
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Menu prices are inflated to cover a bunch of overhead that's dine in specific. The rent to be in a good location. Floor space to seat people. Floor managers, hosts, servers, insurance, the dish pit. A delivery order doesn't use any of that. It's food, packaging, maybe an extra person in the kitchen. It's why you can get the same sandwich cheaper off a food cart than sitting down at the place next door.
The problem for a lot of small shops is they look at the statement, see $800 in commissions, and read it as $800 somebody took from them. They're not comparing it to what it would've cost to seat those same people, or asking how many of those orders even happen without the app. There's nobody in the back office doing that math. The owner is the cook and also the guy fixing the walk-in at 11pm.
Meanwhile the chains ran these numbers years ago and just raised their delivery prices 10-15% to cover the difference between DoorDashes cut and their reduced costs from delivery. Small shops usually run one menu everywhere and eat the whole thing. So yeah, when a local owner says DoorDash is bleeding them, they're probably telling the truth. But it's more of a pricing problem than a DoorDash problem. Corporate at the big chains sure isn't complaining.
Customers are the other half of it. Nobody wants to pay what a delivery actually costs. $10-15 is about right. There's no route density like Amazon has, most of the time it's one driver going to one house with one order. But people are used to free shipping and will lose their minds over a $12 fee. So it gets buried in the restaurant's cut instead.
And DoorDash isn't exactly cleaning up per order. They made around $935M last year on 3.2 billion orders. That's like 30 cents a delivery. Profitable off volume, not off squeezing any one order. Nobody's making anybody use it either.
So would be nice to essentially get a pretty good discount on a game.
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