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So that would be a no.red card doesn't give 5% off target gift cards
When I checked last night, I have an account with 15% off, an account with 10% off and 2 accounts with $20 off $120.Ymmv they have anything from 10 off 50 to 20% off via circle I read. Sadly I got 20 off 120.
When I checked last night, I have an account with 15% off, an account with 10% off and 2 accounts with $20 off $120.
Ymmv they have anything from 10 off 50 to 20% off via circle I read. Sadly I got 20 off 120.
Why what?Not sure if you’re baiting…
why…?
Reminder that you can get 10% off (or more depending on your credit card) of Target giftcards this weekend if you have a Target circle account.
Max is $500.
While getting a extra $2000 during taxes is great, it doesn't cover nothing when it comes to kids.Each kid also means $2,000 in tax credits every year for most.
picked up an order inshore then I get notified my order has been cancelled after not picking up on the deadline lol free game wth?
Never ordered from them. Is it similar to LRG and all of their BS?So this is kind of random as it hasn't been talked about in awhile, but as Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade was on clearance at select Target locations earlier this year I figured I would mention this:
It looks like VGP is doing a re-print of the game in conjunction with Square Enix and preorders are open so this may be a good opportunity to pick it up if you missed out on it previously: https://videogamesplus.ca/products/final-fantasy-vii-remake-intergrade-ps5
No, from my experience they're just a regular Canadian based online retailer aimed at selling games and doing it well. I've never had an issue. You'll get your order a lot sooner than with an outfit like LRG.Never ordered from them. Is it similar to LRG and all of their BS?
VGP is fantastic. Never had an issue with them, they ship in a box rather than bubblemailers and they have pretty decent deals from time to time. Also there’s a free shipping threshold that’s surprisingly not too high.Never ordered from them. Is it similar to LRG and all of their BS?
You have to think that after Square releases the third/final part, it's going to print all three together for one set. Not a big FF fan so I'll just wait till then.So this is kind of random as it hasn't been talked about in awhile, but as Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade was on clearance at select Target locations earlier this year I figured I would mention this:
It looks like VGP is doing a re-print of the game in conjunction with Square Enix and preorders are open so this may be a good opportunity to pick it up if you missed out on it previously: https://videogamesplus.ca/products/final-fantasy-vii-remake-intergrade-ps5
got a 20 off $120 target circle. guessing everyone got a rock. nothing I want to pre order tho
buying gift cards (and switch games) are usually excluded from these dealsGood time to stack these after the 10% (or 15%) off target giftcards from the first weekend this month.
You have to think that after Square releases the third/final part, it's going to print all three together for one set. Not a big FF fan so I'll just wait till then.
There will def. be a PS5 version. And besides, the PS6 won't have a disk drive, anyways.That's possible, but by the time that happens you may be talking PS6.
buying gift cards (and switch games) are usually excluded from these deals
and a couple other specific brands and dairy milk lol
not sure if that's exactly what you meant but it's good to know otherwise, the exclusion list is otherwise pretty short but not knowing that can be disappointing
Could be that physical games are slowly dying, could also be that there are far fewer new releases of big(ger) games for these stores to even take the time and space to stock items that will likely just sit on shelves.
It'll be one thing if this happened just for a year, but it's been years of fewer large releases (that actually sell in store), so the stores are changing those layouts given that change.
Groceries are low profit items. After expenses, they only make 1-3% on them. So no, they aren’t in it for the money on groceries. They are in it to get butts in their store to buy other higher profit margin stuff.I enjoy how there is a constant discussion that it is Sony and MS fault, but when games (majority) are $70 when first released it is quite a lot to ask a retailer to give shelf space to what many would say is approaching "luxury" item status.
Other than the fact I am cheap, I can not recall that last time I was in any store and bought a game simply sitting there on the shelf without checking reviews and pricing. Physical games (and movies) are being removed from stores because they are not making enough profit from them.
Why do you think all these Targets and Walmarts moved into grocery business? Money...and something Amazon has yet to figure out how to dominate
Groceries are low profit items. After expenses, they only make 1-3% on them. So no, they aren’t in it for the money on groceries. They are in it to get butts in their store to buy other higher profit margin stuff.
Amazon has a grocery business fun fact. Both actual grocery stores and delivery services albeit that's only available in major cities.I enjoy how there is a constant discussion that it is Sony and MS fault, but when games (majority) are $70 when first released it is quite a lot to ask a retailer to give shelf space to what many would say is approaching "luxury" item status.
Other than the fact I am cheap, I can not recall that last time I was in any store and bought a game simply sitting there on the shelf without checking reviews and pricing. Physical games (and movies) are being removed from stores because they are not making enough profit from them.
Why do you think all these Targets and Walmarts moved into grocery business? Money...and something Amazon has yet to figure out how to dominate
He's not saying they don't do groceries. He just saying Amazon doesn't dominate the grocery business.Amazon has a grocery business fun fact. Both actual grocery stores and delivery services albeit that's only available in major cities.
I thought a couple of years ago Best Buy made nearly all of its profit from extended warranties. How is that going to go when there’s no employee at the checkout scaring you into buying a warranty?Correct. I used to buy between $5000-$10,000 in physical media per year at Best Buy a decade ago, many times just ‘window shopping’. Now I have no reason to walk in any more, as everything is done online or in store pick up. I will say, I know Best Buy internally and how they work. They’ve reduced trucks and inventory TO stores, keeping in store stock low, and made stores semi warehouses. Their whole profit model is different now. And because of that, I barely spend anything at Best Buy anymore. Currently sitting on banked reward zone over $700 that maybe one day I’ll cash out.
Electronics is never properly staffed in any store across all of retail since places expect a skeleton crew to do more with less.I'm surprised Geek Squad taking advantage of elderly Apple users isn't the main driver for Best Buy profits.
I do have a get $20 if you spend $185 in one purchase offer in my Cartwheel offers.
And yes physical game space is shrinking at all my Targets...and most of the remaining game spaces aren't being refilled. Hell.. even electronics isn't always staffed.
Best Buy has sent me a $5 code three months in a row. I really don't shop there anymore & I rarely buy games at msrp so I haven't used them. They didn't work on $10 PSN or Nintendo cards either.
I enjoy how there is a constant discussion that it is Sony and MS fault, but when games (majority) are $70 when first released it is quite a lot to ask a retailer to give shelf space to what many would say is approaching "luxury" item status.
Other than the fact I am cheap, I can not recall that last time I was in any store and bought a game simply sitting there on the shelf without checking reviews and pricing. Physical games (and movies) are being removed from stores because they are not making enough profit from them.
Why do you think all these Targets and Walmarts moved into grocery business? Money...and something Amazon has yet to figure out how to dominate