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A few blogs online are confirming the Target "double dipping" is dead. Boo!

@havaneselover - I bought a $100 Visa gc today at Kroger, and I did get 4x on the fees (Staples Mill store). Weird that you didn't.
 
Target is now useless.
I still shop Target to get their free gift cards for items I was already going to buy. Then when I have $50 worth, I cash them in for a Disney card. I am also in a test market for getting perks on Cartwheel, and I have "earned" 2 free toys since November. But the Target we used to know is gone.
 
That is understandable. You have to do whatever works better for your family. I find the deals at cvs (with extra care bucks) are just as good if not better. I guess I have a spiteful streak but I have no desire to give target my business for everyday household items. I know my $75/$100 a week isn't going to hurt their bottom line but I have to believe I'm not the only one who doesn't shop there anymore since all the changes.
 
You can't fault Target; it was great while it lasted. They will continue to be my go-to store for much of my shopping.

I agree with this statement. It was a nice loophole while it was available. While I do wish this route were still lucrative, I will not fault Target for closing an avenue that was working in an unintended way to begin with. Sure, they let it last for quite a while, but I never thought it would be indefinite. Target is my go to store for normal shopping and I save tons couponing there, so it's still a huge part of my shopping regardless.
 
I wonder if they'll allow online purchases of gift cards with gift cards again, now that the loophole is closed.
I highly doubt they will but you never know. Even if they did, the best we would get is maybe 5-10% off from buying target gift cards from raise or wherever now that we can't earn ebay bucks on gift cards. I personally don't think it would be worth the trouble for such a small percentage savings.
 
Well more bad news today at Sam's Disney GC ringing $144.98 it seems they went up another dollar they honor the posted price which was $2 cheaper
 
That is understandable. You have to do whatever works better for your family. I find the deals at cvs (with extra care bucks) are just as good if not better. I guess I have a spiteful streak but I have no desire to give target my business for everyday household items. I know my $75/$100 a week isn't going to hurt their bottom line but I have to believe I'm not the only one who doesn't shop there anymore since all the changes.
I still shop Target, but I avoid shopping at ebay now! Between the Paypal witch hunts and the reduced ebucks, there really is no reason for me to use them regularly. I won't rule them out totally, because there will probably be something I need that I can only buy there, but I will no longer search there unless I have to.
 
I still shop Target, but I avoid shopping at ebay now! Between the Paypal witch hunts and the reduced ebucks, there really is no reason for me to use them regularly. I won't rule them out totally, because there will probably be something I need that I can only buy there, but I will no longer search there unless I have to.
Yup. I totally agree about ebay. 1% in ebay bucks is ridiculous. I have some buy it now items in my watch list, if/when they have a 10% bonus I'll buy them. I did purchase a few items a few days ago when they had a flash sale of spend $75 get $15 off. Other than that I haven't made a purchase since January 1st
 
Discover card is giving 5% back at wholesale clubs this quarter, which often sell discounted GC's. So I bought 3/$143 at Sam's club...which equates to about a 5% discount. then when my statement cut, I took the 5% cash back and applied it to my bill. basically got 10% off.
 
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