Apple partners Target, Best Buy, Staples, Walmart & eBay offer assorted discounts on iPads & iPods
With Apple deciding not to discount iPads for its own Black Friday sale this year, shoppers can turn to the company's online retail partners, which offer a wide variety of savings and promotions on assorted current and previous generation models, though inventory of the most popular models remains hard to come by.
Among those retailers from our iPad Price Guides offering discounts this year are:
Among those retailers from our iPad Price Guides offering discounts this year are:
- Best Buy - Save $50-$70 on iPad Airs
- Target - $20 off iPad Airs + Free $100 Gift Card, Free $75 Gift Card with each iPad mini
- Staples - Up to $150 off iPads and iPad minis
- Wal-Mart - Assorted discounts on previous-gen iPads. Some iPad mini Retinas in stock
- MacMall - $41- to $70 off iPad Airs (phone orders only)
- eBay - Random iPad and iPod deal blasts throughout the day
Comments
Looks like Target completely sold out of all ipad air offers. I was looking around 8:30am EST and a couple were still available. Wife went to computer to order and all were unavailable. hit refresh on my ipad mini and indeed all unavailable. So much for that.
1. Pack of four $15 iTunes cards ($60 value) for $50
2. Spend $75 today, get 20% discount card good December 1st through 7th.
Reminder: The 5% off all purchases on your Target Card is also good on all non-Target gift cards, including iTunes cards!
Guess where I'm going today...
Disclosure: I'd don't own any Target stock ATM, but I do watch them like a hawk. I do follow on Twitter a company leader who was discovered in one of their parking lots.
So can one spend $75 at Target and then get 20% discount card, good December 1st through 7th, which you can use to immediately purchase additional gift cards at 20% off.
If so, does one get an additional 20% discount card that they can use with their next purchase?
If so, then one then return the original, unused gift cards with the original receipt for full price and then repurchase them with the last 20% off coupon?
Additionally, is there an upper-limit to the purchase cost that can be used with this 20% off coupon?
2. Spend $75 today, get 20% discount card good December 1st through 7th..
So can one spend $75 at Target and then get 20% discount card, good December 1st through 7th, which you can use to immediately purchase additional gift cards at 20% off.
If so, does one get an additional 20% discount card that they can use with their next purchase?
If so, then one then return the original, unused gift cards with the original receipt for full price and then repurchase them with the last 20% off coupon?
Additionally, is there an upper-limit to the purchase cost that can be used with this 20% off coupon?
Sounds like cheating to me. Especially if you drink coffee first.
It's unnecessary to include "Apple Partners" in the headline. The fact that Target, Best Buy and others are selling Apple gear (stated in the headline) already implies partnership.
Yes, the headline is incorrect but not because it is implied they are partners.eBay is not a partner.
-> http://salesresources.apple.com/sp/catalog/index.html
To be correct, the headline should be;
"Apple partners (Target, Best Buy, Staples & Walmart) and others offer assorted discounts on iPads & iPods
Then if they're not partners, that should be clarified. Unless "resellers" implies some form of partnership.
Additionally, the entire issue could have been avoided by just writing "Target, Best Buy and others, offer assorted discounts on iPads & iPods."
A shorter, unambiguous headline.