Up to 4X eBay Bucks & 3X AAdvantage Miles on eBay – Stack with Gift Card Deals

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eBay has a couple of promotions today that stack together to make for a nice savings. Let’s take a look.

Up to 4X eBay Bucks

Targeted eBay members can receive up to 4X eBay Bucks (8%) on most purchases through September 23, 2015 at 11:59PM. To see if you have been targeted, simply go to eBay and login to your account. You should see a message on the main homescreen. You may have also received an email as well.

Here is how it works:

  • 2X eBay Bucks on $50+
  • 3X eBay Bucks on $100+
  • 4X eBay Bucks on $150+

Additionally the AAdvantage eShopping portal  is offering 3X miles per dollar spent for a limited time. Depending on how you value AAdvantage miles, this amounts to a rebate of 10% or more.

Sample Deals

Here are a couple of gift card deals currently available on eBay that may be of interest.

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HT: Tim T.

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[…] are a number of decent gift card deals on eBay this morning. As I mentioned yesterday, some members have also been targeted for up to 4X eBay Bucks and both the Alaska and AAdvantage […]

iahphx

Yesterday I got 4 miles per dollar from Ebay going through the United shopping portal.

CopperHog

The terms in EBay’s email are a little misleading. It says 4x bucks for “items” $150+. However, I just purchased 2 Lowe’s gc’s (total purchase $180) and received 4x Ebay bucks.

So it looks like the bucks graduate based on your total purchase, not the individual items in your cart.