Earlier today I covered Staples Visa Checkout deal. This can combine with the recent Amex Offer for more savings.
Currently Staples is offering Kaspersky Internet Security 2017 for $45.01 – $45 rebate with a limit of 3 rebates. By utilizing this promotion it is possible to earn up to a $50 profit.
- Start through a portal. Upromise for example is paying 5%.
- Buy 3 of the software packages. Your total will be $135.03.
- Checkout through Visa Checkout and pay with an Amex card that is linked to the Amex Offer. (You can add the Amex card to your Visa Checkout account.)
- Submit your rebate online.
Here is how the math works out:
- Cost: -$135.03
- Visa Checkout Discount: $+25
- Amount charged to Amex: $-110.03
- Amex Offer Credit: $+20
- New Cost: -$90.03
- Rebate: $+135
- Portal cashback: +$5.50
- Final profit: +$50.47 & credit card rewards
Staples charges tax for downloads in some states. If they are charging tax consider changing your shipping address to a tax free state or adjust the math as needed.
HT: Doctor of Credit
Don’t hold your breath waiting for the rebates.
Do you submit the rebate three separate times? I filled out the online easy rebate form, but today it only shows $45 due back?
Already out of stock. what a gyp.
I thought Visa Checkout discounts should show up in the Staples total. Is that not the case?
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Believe me, I LOVE this blog, but I am kind of disappointed how much this ripped off the DOC post. Similar format, similar “math”
I guess I don’t understand blogger culture, but I’d be mad if I created original content and then saw it lifted with a “HT”
Just realized Staples captures Visa Checkout billing address. Am I going to have a problem with the rebates if I used multiple Staples accounts but same billing address on two?
Staples T&C exclude promotional products. Is the Kaspersky software that costs 1 cent after Staples coupon and rebate considered a promotional product?