giftcertificates.com 15% off supercertificate
Dec 24, 2007 | 4:49 pm
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giftcertificates.com 15% off supercertificate
I got this code in the email on 12/23 and it said "good today only". Still worked for me just now, 12/24. Good luck.
Get 15% off e-SuperCertificate orders over $100 TODAY ONLY!
Offer Code: SUPER1507
Get 15% off e-SuperCertificate orders over $100 TODAY ONLY!
Offer Code: SUPER1507
Dec 24, 2007 | 9:06 pm
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Goto giftcertificates.com to see more details.
They are general gift certificates that can be redeemed for gift certificates at many differnt merchants including some airlines.
To the OP. Thanks a lot!!!!!
They are general gift certificates that can be redeemed for gift certificates at many differnt merchants including some airlines.
To the OP. Thanks a lot!!!!!
Last edited by TravelGuy1965; Dec 25, 2007 at 7:11 pm
Dec 25, 2007 | 2:15 am
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Dec 25, 2007 | 2:27 am
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Dec 25, 2007 | 12:13 pm
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Great deal. Just bought 5K worth of Supercertficates through eBates for the 4% plus 15%. Going to be making a big purchase on Blue Nile, so this was a fantastic bargain.
Dec 25, 2007 | 2:26 pm
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Keep in mind the discount code has restrictions on which gift cards it can be used on. For example Amazon, Starbuck, Home Depot and many other popular ones do not qualify to be used with these supercertificates.
Some stores such as Macys, Limited, and a couple others do.
Some stores such as Macys, Limited, and a couple others do.
Last edited by TravelGuy1965; Dec 25, 2007 at 6:56 pm
Dec 25, 2007 | 3:17 pm
#12
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Step 2 is available - 10% off $200 when redeeming eSuperCertificate, this offer is on their home page, code 10poff200
Takes some effort - clear cookies, you might have to make one incomplete transaction and cancel out at the end to get coupon counted.
Do not redeem more than $300 in one transaction - that adds an extra fee.
Also, make sure that amount you buy don't exceed GS's value - extra fee again.
Overall, there're unlimited number of possible click variations, but at the end you can get 25% off easily
Takes some effort - clear cookies, you might have to make one incomplete transaction and cancel out at the end to get coupon counted.
Do not redeem more than $300 in one transaction - that adds an extra fee.
Also, make sure that amount you buy don't exceed GS's value - extra fee again.
Overall, there're unlimited number of possible click variations, but at the end you can get 25% off easily
Dec 25, 2007 | 4:19 pm
#13
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Seattle, WA
Programs: Hilton Gold, AS Lifetime Gold (75K for this year), Marriott Lifetime Titanium Elite, OW Emerald
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Step 2 is available - 10% off $200 when redeeming eSuperCertificate, this offer is on their home page, code 10poff200
Takes some effort - clear cookies, you might have to make one incomplete transaction and cancel out at the end to get coupon counted.
Do not redeem more than $300 in one transaction - that adds an extra fee.
Also, make sure that amount you buy don't exceed GS's value - extra fee again.
Overall, there're unlimited number of possible click variations, but at the end you can get 25% off easily
Takes some effort - clear cookies, you might have to make one incomplete transaction and cancel out at the end to get coupon counted.
Do not redeem more than $300 in one transaction - that adds an extra fee.
Also, make sure that amount you buy don't exceed GS's value - extra fee again.
Overall, there're unlimited number of possible click variations, but at the end you can get 25% off easily
Just did the extra 10% to take my purchase of 5K in eSupercertificates into Blue Nile Gift Certificates. Was able to get $5,400 worth of certficates for only $4,250. Talk about a bargain...plus I will order through eBates to get some additional rebates, already got $200 by using the link through eBates for the giftcertificates.com site.
You have made my wife's upcoming birthday even better.
Dec 25, 2007 | 8:33 pm
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I don't know how you all are ordering. If I choose the "e-supercertificate" it requires me to customize my order and I get the following error. No matter what I enter, it doesn't accept it.
However, if I order the regular supercertificate, no discount comes up when I use the above mentioned code.
I've tried in IE & Firefox with cookies turned both on and off. I've tried multiple computers connected through two different ISPs.
Please advise.
Code:
Errors: Please enter a value in the * First Name field for e-SuperCertificate. Please enter a value in the * Last Name field for e-SuperCertificate. Email does not appear to be a valid e-mail address. Please use the format [email protected]. Please enter a value in the * Email field for e-SuperCertificate. Email does not appear to be a valid e-mail address. Please use the format [email protected]. Please enter a value in the * Email Confirmation field for e-SuperCertificate. Please enter a value in the * Subject field for e-SuperCertificate.
I've tried in IE & Firefox with cookies turned both on and off. I've tried multiple computers connected through two different ISPs.
Please advise.