With the new iPad having only recently released in the middle of last
month, there will surely be a few blank home screens crying out for an
injection of apps, and with the deals Best Buy is currently running on
iTunes credit, now could just be the best time to fill in those empty
spaces.
Apple isn’t the one to slash prices, and the only time a discount is really seen from the Cupertino company is on Black Friday weekend. Thus, we rely on the likes of Best Buy and Wal-Mart to bring in those special offers – especially given the post-recession economic climate.
Usually, you have to pay the full face value of iTunes gift cards in
order to credit your account and download apps, games, music, videos,
and other content from the fruit company’s numerous online stores.
However, in a similar fashion to Wal-Mart a while back, America’s other
superstore outlet Best Buy has snipped 20 percent from the cost of
iTunes Gift Cards.
The 20% saving is the same for all denominations between $15 and $100 – unfortunately you do not save any more by purchasing larger bulks of credit. Still, if you’re often scouring Apple’s stores for new content, it’s a pretty sweet deal, and you can scoop a $15 card for $12, a $25 card for $20, a $50 card for $40, or, if you’re a real junkie, the $100 card can be had for just 80 bucks.
Please be advised, however, that if you don’t live Stateside, you can only purchase the gift cards if you use a US credit card or PayPal. In my experience (as a UK resident) obtaining content from the US stores can quickly become tedious rhetoric, so be warned.
The deal, as already noted, will end today, and even if you’re only an occasional downloader, it still seems like a worthwhile purchase. The eGift cards can be used to obtain Mac and iOS apps and games, iTunes music and videos, iBooks, audiobooks, textbooks, and whatever else you can find under the ‘iTunes Store’ label within your iTunes desktop application
All of the deals can be found via this page on Best Buy’s website and, as ever, the credit doesn’t expire so once you have them, you can redeem whenever you need.
(via 9to5Mac)
Apple isn’t the one to slash prices, and the only time a discount is really seen from the Cupertino company is on Black Friday weekend. Thus, we rely on the likes of Best Buy and Wal-Mart to bring in those special offers – especially given the post-recession economic climate.
The 20% saving is the same for all denominations between $15 and $100 – unfortunately you do not save any more by purchasing larger bulks of credit. Still, if you’re often scouring Apple’s stores for new content, it’s a pretty sweet deal, and you can scoop a $15 card for $12, a $25 card for $20, a $50 card for $40, or, if you’re a real junkie, the $100 card can be had for just 80 bucks.
Please be advised, however, that if you don’t live Stateside, you can only purchase the gift cards if you use a US credit card or PayPal. In my experience (as a UK resident) obtaining content from the US stores can quickly become tedious rhetoric, so be warned.
The deal, as already noted, will end today, and even if you’re only an occasional downloader, it still seems like a worthwhile purchase. The eGift cards can be used to obtain Mac and iOS apps and games, iTunes music and videos, iBooks, audiobooks, textbooks, and whatever else you can find under the ‘iTunes Store’ label within your iTunes desktop application
All of the deals can be found via this page on Best Buy’s website and, as ever, the credit doesn’t expire so once you have them, you can redeem whenever you need.
(via 9to5Mac)
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