Some say the code was on the receipt or they received an email with it 30 minutes after pick up.

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You'll get an email after pickup. I actually got it before I got the "thanks for picking up your order" email.

http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-LIVE-Mont...+gold+12+month

Amazon has a 12month Xbox gold card for $39.99 right now with FSSS. Actual card only. Digital code is $49.99.

Originally Posted by Gideon68 Some say the code was on the receipt or they received an email with it 30 minutes after pick up.

picked up 4 at store wasn't on receipt by the time I got home 8 emails, 4 of them had the code. sweet deal, finally picked up forza horizon

season pass with this.

Originally Posted by Outlaw1986 http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-LIVE-Mont...+gold+12+month Amazon has a 12month Xbox gold card for $39.99 right now with FSSS. Actual card only. Digital code is $49.99.

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What is the usual deals on points? I mean what is the cheapest you guys see on average.

Originally Posted by fatmanforlife99 What is the usual deals on points? I mean what is the cheapest you guys see on average.

ALot of people are selling the 800 MSP they got from the BB dotd for $8 here. Other than that its the usual bro

Originally Posted by fatmanforlife99 What is the usual deals on points? I mean what is the cheapest you guys see on average.

25% off or better, might as well grab it. Sometimes you'll find a 4000 pt card for $35, but that's uncommon, as was the recent Gamestop/BB mistakes, both of which were gone within hours.

Thanks guys.

Finally I found the thread again!

Originally Posted by CrossBones3129 Finally I found the thread again!

I had a hell of a time finding this thread for awhile back, too. You're in good company.

Now... BECOME ONE OF US, JOIN US.

Newegg has 1600 pt code for $18.49.

And, on a really unprofessional note, my Dealzon alert claims that Amazon's 3-month code (which is also on sale for a crappy $20) adds an 800 pt code to your cart when you purhcase it but I'm pretty sure they just didn't update their info from the Best Buy deal a couple weeks ago. I sent them a troubled comment but have heard nothing back yet.

Update: just got a response from Dealzon thanking me for "kicking their butt" and alerting them to their faux-pas. Those sillyheads.

TigerDirect via eBay came through and followed-up on their in-store sale (yes, apparently TD has stores?) - 12 month cards: $35.

GO! NOW!!!1!

At best, this is a Deal of the Day, and at any rate this usually sells out within a couple of hours. Went live at 11am EST.

Do forum subscriptions pickup on last post-edits? Since I'm the only one posting lately, I feel like an ass to keep at it yet here I am! Again and again.

As reported elsewhere, and still alive this late at night (EST), so I figure I'll chance it and post Buy.com - 12 month card for $35.

Originally Posted by Sanges99 TigerDirect via eBay came through and followed-up on their in-store sale (yes, apparently TD has stores?) - 12 month cards: $35. GO! NOW!!!1! At best, this is a Deal of the Day, and at any rate this usually sells out within a couple of hours. Went live at 11am EST.

Didn't TD buy Circuit City? Wonder if they kept some retail locations from that open.

Originally Posted by SackAttack Didn't TD buy Circuit City? Wonder if they kept some retail locations from that open.

Humph, good point, though Wikipedia seems to allude to their takeover of CompUSA as most (if not all) of their retail locations. The Circuit City page only mentions their use as a website after being bought-up. Of course, it's all Wikipedia, so who-knows how reliable any of it may be.





Also, speaking of takeovers (ha!), decided to create a short-list of states that generally get taxed by the most common sites posted in this thread to avoid including it everytime a deal gets posted (and with links, too). It's not entirely reliable I noticed though, as with the last deal from Amazon I noticed that they weren't charging tax here in NY--where they normally would. I assume it's a "digital currency" thing but I can't confirm that they don't charge tax on cards for all of the other states on the list so, a grain of salt for all of you!

Originally Posted by SackAttack Didn't TD buy Circuit City? Wonder if they kept some retail locations from that open.

FWIW, the Circuit City near me has closed since the bankruptcy and I have not heard of another one around still open.

Originally Posted by Zolor23 FWIW, the Circuit City near me has closed since the bankruptcy and I have not heard of another one around still open.

Best Buy bought out the Circuit City branches in my region a couple years ago. They even honored some of Circuit City's sales & warranties for a while, but no longer.

Originally Posted by Zolor23 FWIW, the Circuit City near me has closed since the bankruptcy and I have not heard of another one around still open.

I believe his thought was that these "Tiger Direct" retail stores were simply Circuit City stores that they moved their own TD stuff (and name) into.

The two Circuit City stores we had in the region both became GIANT Electronics (or something as obscure)... and then a few months later that chain went out of business, too. It was absurd.

Originally Posted by Sanges99 I believe his thought was that these "Tiger Direct" retail stores were simply Circuit City stores that they moved their own TD stuff (and name) into. The two Circuit City stores we had in the region both became GIANT Electronics (or something as obscure)... and then a few months later that chain went out of business, too. It was absurd.

Was it ultimate electronics? We had one of those open in town in place if a CC and it lasted maybe 3-4 months. They had good DVD/bluray sales but that's about it.