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10% Off Target Gift Cards on December 4, Online & In-Store

The Offer Direct Link Target will be offering a 10% discount on up to $300 worth of gift cards on December 4th Discount will be available both in-store and online The Fine Print For online orders there is a limit of $300 per household Gift cards can not be used on December 4th; you can […]

The Offer

Direct Link

  • Target will be offering a 10% discount on up to $300 worth of gift cards on December 4th
  • Discount will be available both in-store and online

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The Fine Print

  • For online orders there is a limit of $300 per household
  • Gift cards can not be used on December 4th; you can redeem your gift cards starting Dec. 5 at 8 a.m. PT/ 11 a.m. ET
  • Minimum $10 and maximum $300 get the 10% discount

Our Verdict

We posted about this a while back. At that time we weren’t sure if it would be available online too; the good news came in now that it’s available for both.

There’s a limit of just 1 per household for online orders, but you can do $300 in-store and another $300 online.

The system will block you from getting the discount on more than $300. It might be possible to get more than $300 by checking out in separate transactions in-store, but the cashiers are likely trained to limit this deal to one per person.

Don’t pay for the gift cards with your REDcard since you won’t get the 5% discount on Target gift cards. If you have a Visa/MC which offers a bonus at the grocery, it’s likely you’ll get those bonus points at Target too. Otherwise, use your regular go-to daily spending card.

Currently, there isn’t any easy gc-reselling opportunity with these gift cards, but many people will be able to use the Target gift cards organically. Instead of the standard 5% discount you get at Target with REDcard, you’ll get 10% + credit card points.

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