(EXPIRED) Office Depot/OfficeMax: Buy $300+ Visa Gift Cards, Save $15

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Office Depot and OfficeMax stores have returned with its profitable gift card deal on Visa gift cards through 7/13/24.
a close-up of a gift card

The Deal

  • Buy $300+ Visa gift cards at Office Depot/OfficeMax & get $15 off instantly.

Key Terms

  • Valid July 7-13, 2024
  • Limit 10 per household/business (different stores may try to impose various limits that don’t correspond to the ad).

Quick Thoughts

As always with these deals, the best option is to buy in three card increments as Office Depot/Max gives a $15 discount for every $300 you spend. Buying three cards means you’re spending $600, which takes off $30. Buying nine cards means you should get $90 off, but YMMV as to whether a store will let you do that.

For every three cards you buy you’ll pay $23.85 in fees (3x$7.95), giving you a net $6.15 in profit in addition to any additional rewards. Buying nine cards at a time triples both the profit and rewards (but will likely involve an ID check to make sure that the payment that you’re using is yours).

In addition, it’s worth keeping an eye out for linked offers that might stack.

See the full list of Visa and Mastercard gift card deals here

H/T: GC Galore

Past Office Max/Office Depot $15 off $300 deals

  • Valid June 9-15, 2024
  • Valid May 12-18, 2024
  • Valid April 14-20, 2024
  • Valid February 18-24, 2024
  • Valid January 21-27, 2024
  • Valid December 24-30, 2023
  • October 29th to November 4th, 2023
  • October 1st to October 7th, 2023
  • September 3rd to September 9th, 2023
  • August 6th to August 12th, 2023
  • July 7th to July 15th, 2023
  • June 11th to June 17th, 2023
  • May 14th to May 20th, 2023
  • April 14th to April 22nd, 2023
  • March 19th to March 25th, 2023
  • February 19th to February 25th, 2023
  • January 22nd to January 28th, 2023
  • December 18th to December 24th, 2022.
  • November 12th to November 18th, 2022.
  • August 28th to September 3rd, 2022.
  • July 4th to August 6th 2022.
  • May 21st to May 28th 2022.
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Churnie Sanders

Do these work on variable load visa gift cards

CJH

I bot variable Visa GC, $20-$200 and the discount triggered.

CJH

My OD had inventory as of Sunday, July 7.

Last edited 18 days ago by CJH
CJH

And I bot more today. Variable load $20-$200 triggers the rebate.

Eric

Thanks but your update on this news is too slow. Usually, Visa gift cards are out of stock by 2nd day after it’s on sale.

CJH

My OD stores have not had any $200 Visa GCs in weeks. Not sure why the vendor has not replenished supply.

Eric

At least at the locations where I visit, they had in stock last week prior to the current deal. So, it sucks to miss such. Wish there is a way to find out the discount without constantly calling them every week. =p

CJH

Both of my OD stores do not have any signage advertising the offer. Maybe it is because they do not have any Visa GCs.

CJH

Both OD stores in my town do not have any $200 Visa GCs.

Yashwant

Howdy Nick, wondering if there’s a typo here : “Buying three cards means you’re spending $600”? Shouldn’t it be $900 ($300 x 3)?

CJH

Each Visa GC is denominated at $200. $600 seems correct to me.

Lily Von Shtuup

What are the current guidelines for liquidating these at WM into MO’s.

Anyone please share

CJH

I recommend that you attempt a MO at WM. Looking forward to an update.

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Michael

Just a heads-up. I did this offer, and now… my experience.

I bought a Visa debit giftcard at Office Depot on May 7. I didn’t use it right away, which I usually do. Two days later, hackers used the card for two purchases of $99 each (for a total of $198). I tried to use the card for a purchase, and it was declined, so I checked my balance and discovered these two charges, which were definitely not made by me. So, I immediately wrote support (GiftCardSupport@giftcards.com) and detailed the situation:

||Hello! I purchased a gift card from Office Depot on May 7, 2024. I don’t recognize and do not think I am responsible for the transactions on May 9, each for $99. I’ve done a lot of due diligence and I’m pretty certain the card was hacked. Since the transaction history does not show the payee, it’s hard to say. 

I have all the receipts from Office Depot. 

Can you please check these transactions? If I did not make them, can you please credit the account for the amount? Like I said, I’ve been home in XXXXX and carefully track my transactions, and I have reason to believe that they are fraudulent.||

It took three days, and customer support, at 8pm, responded, requesting much of the information I had already included in the email. Sigh. I responded the next morning with the requested information. Again. A few days later (!!) BHN customer service responded, telling me that the case had been “resolved,” but, of course, “the most efficient manner” for resolving the case was… calling the phone number that was on the site. (It went there from Kafkaesque to Gogolesque, I believe…) So, I spent an hour on the phone, trying in vain to respond to the many requests (card number, PIN, dates, etc…) all on the automated service, hoping to reach, well, “the team” there at “customer support.” Nada. There is no way to do it. So, the email referred me to the customer service team, which apparently was out to lunch.

I finally resolved the case, and they returned the money to me. But ask yourself: Did they do a good job? Did their “team” act appropriately at any point? Was it worth the UR points I earned?

Nope. I won’t be doing that again. And you shouldn’t either!

Andrew

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Last edited 2 months ago by Andrew
BrotherT

Several of my dependable stores have gone to cash only for mos. Others have said they changed their system so it no longer works. Anyone else run into this situation?

E J

Went to two stores and zero $200s available. Are they just intentionally not stocking these at this point?!

CJH

manger at my local OD said there was a “reset” with Blackhawk. what ever reset may mean. Both of my OD stores do not have any Visa GC as of June 9.

Johnny

Help. What’s the best way to offload these cards? Heard you can get a money order with it at Walmart? Thanks.

Jared

Use them for everyday expenses, utility bills, medical bills, insurance payments, etc.

Not everything needs to be about manufactured spending.

Johnny

Thanks.

Lily Von Shtuup

MS is what it’s all about IMHO plus 5X ink

CJH

where I live, I bot all of the Visa GCs at OD between the 2 stores. all 6 Visa GCs.

CJH

Both of my Office Depot’s stores managers mentioned that Blackhawk had recently done a gift card reset. It sounds to me that the Everywhere Visa gift cards will not be replenished.

Vaibhav Shetge

Aah. That probably explains why my local one had an empty rack for the entire section of Everywhere cards 🙁

CJH

time will tell if I am correct on Everywhere cards. One manager said they would be carrying ancillary GC only. Who knows how accurate any of this information. we will find out in the coming months.

Bret Dolphin

My local Office Depot is not selling MCG/VGC’s due to a activation issue. Not sure whats going on but this has been going on for the second week now.