Can you buy all of the target gc’s in one order or do you need to place separate orders? Looking at the details on target’s website, it says one gift card per person per transaction, so I’m thinking I need to do different orders. Can anyone provide insight?
I just bought 10, uploaded them all to my Apple account and bought the new Air Mac. Saving of 240 dollars with red card, plus I am a college student so another 100 off!!! Amazing deal, it may take time for the Apple gift card to come took over 24 hours.
is there a limit per account? & (if there’s a limit 1 per account) how is the Target GC sent, by email, so i can combine them all to 1 account, or they’re being applied directly to your target account?
Apple only allows up to 8 gift cards per transaction. You would lose your cc’s purchase protection for the amount not billed on the cc. So if if costed 1k and you spent $800 on gift cards, your CC will only protect you for the remainder, i.e. $200.
if you buy the BB Doordash GC, instead of $80 it’s $100 but you get a $15 Best Buy gift card.
DoorDash BB gift card sale is over.
Can you buy all of the target gc’s in one order or do you need to place separate orders? Looking at the details on target’s website, it says one gift card per person per transaction, so I’m thinking I need to do different orders. Can anyone provide insight?
I just bought 10, uploaded them all to my Apple account and bought the new Air Mac. Saving of 240 dollars with red card, plus I am a college student so another 100 off!!! Amazing deal, it may take time for the Apple gift card to come took over 24 hours.
Is this legit? Am I allowed to buy 8 of these under one name?
is there a limit per account? & (if there’s a limit 1 per account) how is the Target GC sent, by email, so i can combine them all to 1 account, or they’re being applied directly to your target account?
If I want to buy a macbook can I stack multiples of this? How much would I need to charge to my CC to get purchase protection and extended warranty?
Apple only allows up to 8 gift cards per transaction. You would lose your cc’s purchase protection for the amount not billed on the cc. So if if costed 1k and you spent $800 on gift cards, your CC will only protect you for the remainder, i.e. $200.