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My wife and I spent 10 weeks in Texas back in 2018 as part of our 50 state road trip. I’ll be honest – it wasn’t my favorite state (sorry Texans).
Texas does have some things going for it though – Buc-ee’s with its world-famous clean restrooms (I mean that literally – we were told about them in Australia!), seeing the Milky Way at night in Terlingua, Round Rock Donuts, the San Antonio Riverwalk and their grocery chain H-E-B.
H-E-B paused its weekly gift card deals for a couple of months due to COVID-19 but the offers returned a few weeks ago and there are some excellent deals to be had right now.
The Deals
- H-E-B is offering the following gift card deals this week:
- Buy $100 Vanilla Visa gift card & get $10 H-E-B gift card free
- Buy $50 of the following gift card brands & get $10 H-E-B gift card free:
- Netflix
- Hulu
- Sling TV
- iTunes
- Google Play
- Buy $75 Bath & Body Works gift card & get $15 H-E-B gift card free
- Buy $50 of the following gift card brands & get $10 H-E-B gift card free:
- AMC Theatres
- Cinemark Theatres
- At Home
- Foot Locker
- Hotels.com
- Landry’s
- Uber
- Darden
- Pappas
- Home Depot
Key Terms
- Expires June 16, 2020 except the final offer listed above which expires on June 23, 2020.
- Limit 1 per customer.
Quick Thoughts
These offers are great not only for personal use but also for the gift card resellers out there who are based in Texas.
The Visa gift card deal is instantly profitable seeing as the $10 H-E-B gift card more than offsets the activation fee.
If you value H-E-B gift cards as good as cash, the other deals basically give you 20% off the eligible gift card brands. Considering some of those eligible brands include Home Depot, Uber, Bed Bath & Beyond, iTunes, Netflix and Google Play, there are plenty of options there that’ll be of interest for most people regardless of if you’re buying them for personal use or reselling.
Although I personally prefer gift card deals where there’s an instant discount rather than a reward like an H-E-B gift card, one benefit of deals set up in this way is that it increases your credit card spend. That’s particularly helpful right now if you have several credit cards offering bonused spend at grocery stores that you’re looking to max out, especially Chase cards seeing as those spending bonuses end on June 30. If you took advantage of all four of these offers at H-E-B, you’d be spending ~$280 (depending on the Visa gift card activation fee) which gets you almost 20% of the way there on a Chase card that offers a 3x or 5x bonus on up to $1,500 of spend in June.
