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Staples.com is selling $200 Visa gift cards online. That’s good news if you’re not near a Staples that carries $200 Visa gift cards.
By purchasing the $200 Visa gift cards, you can earn Ultimate Rewards for only 0.47 cents each. Ultimate Rewards transfer 1:1 to United, British Airways, Hyatt, Southwest, Virgin Atlantic, and many more partners or they can be used for 1.25 cents toward most flights.
- How do you earn Ultimate Rewards for 0.47 cents each?
- How can you save $2 off the price of the gift cards?
- What can you do with your gift cards?
Staples.com is selling $200 Visa gift cards for $206.95 on this page. Shipping is free on gift card orders, and no tax is collected, so $206.95 is the all in price.
You can even get $2.07 (1%) off the price by using a Visa business card that you have first registered at visasavingsedge.com to purchase the gift cards.
That means the all in price is only $204.88.
Each $200 Visa gift card from staples.com earns 1,035 Ultimate Rewards if purchased with an Ink Bold, Ink Plus, or Ink Cash.
If you get a full $200 worth of value from your gift card, you are out only $4.88 and have earned 1,035 Ultimate Rewards at a cost of 0.47 cents each, which is a phenomenal deal.
To get the full $200 worth of value from your gift card, you can use it for day-to-day purchases, buy a money order with it, load it to a Bluebird, or use it to send money on Amazon Payments. When using the gift card, the PIN is automatically set to be the last four digits of the card number.
Just getting started in the world of points and miles? The Chase Sapphire Preferred is the best card for you to start with.
With a bonus of 60,000 points after $4,000 spend in the first 3 months, 5x points on travel booked through the Chase Travel℠ and 3x points on restaurants, streaming services, and online groceries (excluding Target, Walmart, and wholesale clubs), this card truly cannot be beat for getting started!
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How does someone from Hawaii can take advantage of this? Mahalo!
The same way as anyone else in the country as laid out in this post and the linked posts.
But staples doesnt ship to hawaii.
AARRG, I didn’t check that. I guess we’re out of luck.
Except every shopping portal I go has T&C saying NOT eligible for gift card purchase…
Can these definitely be used to load to bluebird? How many can you buy and load onto bluebird at one time?
Be careful about using too many of these with Amazon payments. They track this and if too many card in/out, they can freeze your payments/account.
Now this offer gets better with the new 60 Ink card links.
I’ve been reading endlessly about using bluebird via the prepaid cards. My only concern is the two 100k offers I am sitting on today…I know the AMEX platinum says no prepaids, cash equivalents…Do you know if this charge from Staples would appear as a cash equivalent/card, or just look like merchandise from Staples? My other offer is from Citi/American Advantage miles. Would it work for that one? Thanks, I’m still new at this.
I believe the discover shopping portal you have to use your discover card to get 5% back. Dont think the chase cards will get you 5%