- Walmart Sued Over Drained Green Dot Gift Cards by MtM.
- Fitbit Settlement, Get $12.50 If You Purchased an Eligible Device by DDG.
- Tory Burch Amex Offer: Spend $250 & Get 5,000 Membership Rewards Or $50 (Targeted) by GC Galore. Break even offer even if you have access to really good resale rates unfortunately.
- Philips Sonicare Brush Head For Just $0.01 Shipped After $8-$12 Off Code! by Dans Deals.
Deals starting/expiring at the end of today or starting today (view the full deal calendar here):
- Citi Cards: Use Paypal and get $20 Back or 15% Back [Various Targeted Offers]
- Priority Pass To Lose P.F. Chang’s From Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
- [KS only] Emprise Bank $200 Checking Bonus – Direct Deposit Not Required
- [YMMV] eBay: Sell $50+ In Video Games & Consoles & Get A $20 Coupon
- Uniqlo: Free Heattech T-Shirts (Chance For Up To 3 Per Person)
- Hertz: 20% Off Award Bookings
Deals starting/expiring at end of tomorrow:
- [Targeted] AmEx Offer: MAC Cosmetics, Spend $75+ & Receive $25 Statement Credit
- Rite Aid: Spend $100 On Giftcards & Get $20 In BonusCash (Netflix, Spotify & More)
- [YMMV, CA, OR, WA, GA, IL, NY, TX, AZ & In Branch only] Union Bank $200 Checking Bonus – Direct Deposit Not Required
- Safeway: Save $10 on $100 Mastercard Giftcard [Vons, Randall’s, Albertsons, Tom Thumb, Acme, Jewel, Shaw’s]
- Staples: No Purchase Fee On $200 Mastercard Gift Cards (10/20-10/26)
- Office Depot/Max: Visa Gift Cards, Save $15 When You Buy $300 [10/20-10/26]
- Target Redcard: Get 10% Off One Item Storewide
- Halloween Comicfest – Free Comic Books (10/26)
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The Hemet gang strikes again!
I wish they’d offer a class action suit on the Fitbit HR (my last dog of a techno-purchase)… got a free replacement off of them, and that was no less of a brick than the original device I purchased. I was part of a multi-page minimum 5,000-post thread on its doggish behavior on the Fitbit forums, to the best of my knowledge nobody at the company ever fixed it… Gave one to my parents as a pedometer because at least I thought it would keep track of their walks if it did nothing else; my mother infamously resuscitated it (the lady is 70… I should try to make money off of her doing virtual IT troubleshooting), but it wasn’t four months before it was back to all its old incompetent non-tracking tricks. They gave it up as a bad job and bought a new fitness tracker; if I had known, she could have had a crack at my Macy’s-sourced Fitbit HR Brick #2, before shelling out money for a new one.
I’m shocked, shocked that Green Dot VGCs could have such poor security!
FitBit Settlement is basically click-bait. Very few models, only few states, with specific time-frames of purchase, 2014 and prior.
William Charles I would suggest at least saying something like “Fitbit Flex, One, or Ultra models only” and limited states (13/50).
I got baited. I clicked. And surprisingly bought a Fitbit Flex around 8/14 in Illinois.
And you still have the receipt? I can’t remember where I bought mine sadly.
Apparently I registered it when I got it. It must have been required when I set up my account because I rarely register things.
That’s cool. But I feel like the FitBit craze hit after 2014… with the Alta, released in 2016, likely being the most popular. Glad someone is benefiting from the bait, but 99.9% are probably just giving DDG some advertising dollars.
No biggie, I was just joking on the click bait comment. I was rather surprised I registered one. Bought several Flex during that period for gifts. Never bought any other version, went with the Apple Watch in 2017 and never looked back.
Sadly the Philip promo died an unceremonious passing but tragically a short life ended way too soon RIP on 10.23.19 on DDF link posts