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The other day, Stephen wrote about this week’s T-Mobile Tuesdays promotion, good for $15 off an order of $25 or more at 1800Flowers. An astute reader named Dave pointed out that the promotional landing page you reach after clicking through your T-Mobile Tuesdays app seems to indicate that you will receive one year of free Celebrations Passport membership (normally $29.99, but often available for $19.99) with your order. It’s a little unclear, but I think he may be right.
The Deal
- Potential free year of Celebrations Passport with your order using a T-Mobile Tuesdays code
- Direct link to promotion landing page
Quick Thoughts
As seen in the banner pictured above, it says that with your purchase, “you now qualify for Free Shipping/No Service Charge all year long“. The asterisk points you to the bottom of the page, where it says the following:
* Prices and discounts are exclusive of applicable charges and taxes. Items may vary and are subject to availability and delivery rules and times. Fees and Surcharges may apply. Offer available online and by telephone only. Offers cannot be combined, may not be available on all products and are subject to restrictions and limitations. Offer valid through 02/09/2018. Prices and charges are subject to change without notice. Void where prohibited ©2018 1-800-FLOWERS.COM, INC ** Prices and discounts are exclusive of applicable taxes. Free Service charge applicable on florist fulfilled gifts delivered within the United States. Items may vary and are subject to availability, delivery rules and times. Celebrations Passport® members must sign into their account and order at least two business days before delivery for Free Service charge. Free Shipping charge applicable on standard weekday delivery for select gifts delivered via direct shipping by common carrier (FedEx, UPS, etc.) within the continental United States only. Expedited Delivery options may be available for a surcharge. Offers available online and some orders available by phone. Celebration Passport® is not available on Stock Yards® products. Offers are not available on all products and are subject to restrictions and limitations. Offer valid through 02/09/2018. Prices and charges are subject to change without notice. Void where prohibited. For a complete description of the Celebrations Passport® program Terms and Conditions, click here. Purchasers will receive an email on or about February 19, 2018 with the details on how to receive their year of Free Shipping / No Service Charge.
As you can see, the terms reference Celebrations Passport and the final sentence indicates that purchasers will receive an email on or about February 19, 2018 with the details on how to receive their year of Free Shipping / No Service Charge. What exactly does that mean? Does it mean you get Free Shipping / No Service Charge on this order, but they will email you with details on how to pay $29.99 to receive free shipping on future orders? Or does it mean that you will receive a free Celebrations Passport membership for ordering through this promotion? I don’t know for sure, but I think it means the latter.
As a reminder for those new to 1800Flowers, Celebrations Passport is the free shipping program at 1800Flowers. It is an instrumental tool if you are looking to stack up big mileage payouts on gifts throughout the year as it stacks with Amex Offers and other promotions. For example, if you want to earn enough points for a Southwest Companion pass by purchasing flowers, you would want a Celebrations Passport account to reduce your cost (though note that your cost will still be significant if generating all 110,000 of the points this way).
It seems we won’t know for sure how this promotion pans out until February 19th. Unfortunately, if you did not “claim” the promo code in the T-Mobile Tuesdays app on Tuesday of this week, I don’t believe you can still claim it. However, if you’re like me and you clicked “claim” on Tuesday but haven’t yet used the code, you’ve got until 11:59pm ET on February 9th to redeem the code. I already have a Celebrations Passport subscription, but my wife will place an order with her account to test and see if this does indeed come with a free Celebrations Passport membership. If you’re sitting on a code, it may be more valuable than the $15 discount.
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Update on the free year celebrations passport:
I called 1 800 flowers this afternoon to find out when they’re going to post my free year celebration passport. Of course, as expected, no one knew what I was talking about. After getting the runaround, I got the number to loyalty services, which is 1 800 993-1192. To cut to the chase, I’m getting the free year. The reps should all know about the deal now, but just in case, the person I spoke to was Jessica V. I was polite, but persistent, and emailed the screenshots which are provided above. If anybody has any questions, feel free to contact me via this column.
My passport expired 2/7. I did redeem tmobile code on 2/6. Their system is charging me for delivery.
Just received email from Chase Pay that you can get $20 off $50 purchase at 1800Flowers. Slightly better than the Amex offers. And I guess you also get 5x with the Freedom card.
But that’s a promo code. I don’t think you could stack it with the T-Mobile promo code as I believe you can only enter 1 promo code. Since the T-Mobile code potentially comes with a free year of T-Mobile Tuesdays, it’s a better deal.
That said, stacking that Chase Pay promo with the Chase Offer for $10 back on $40 on the Marriott or Slate cards would get you $60 in flowers (or whatever) for $30 net. That’s not a bad deal to go after on your next order if you do get free shipping.
Any data points on if this extends the membership for a year if you already have it?
Nobody will know until the emails start rolling in on or around February 19th.