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Albertsons, Safeway and other stores that use the Just For U program have a digital coupon that can help you rack up a little bit of bonused spend while also making a few bucks of profit.
The Deal
- Save $10 instantly when spending $100 or more on Visa gift cards at Albertsons, Safeway, Vons, etc.
- Direct link to offer.
Key Terms
- Expires June 8, 2019.
- Limit 1 per household.
Quick Thoughts
I feel like Just For U coupons will sometimes disappear before their expiry date, so it’s worth loading this straight away in case they place a limit on how many can be loaded.
This is a good way to make a few bucks in profit seeing as the activation fees on a $100 Visa gift card are less than $10, while also racking up a small amount of bonused spend by paying with a card that earns extra at grocery stores.
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[…] buying these to make sure that the instant discount(s) have been applied. I took advantage of the $10 off a $100 Visa gift card deal the other week but the $10 didn’t get taken off. I was able to get the $10 back from Customer […]
Can these VGC be used in Venmo?
so, do you have to buy 100 and they discount it to 90? or do you buy the gift card and some groceries and they discount $10 off the groceries?
I just realized that I hadn’t included a link to the digital coupon, so I’ve added that to the post now. There’s no requirement to spend anything on groceries, so it’s a straightforward $10 discount off a VGC.
Thanks
Will this work on variable VGC such as a $500 VGC?
Yes, it doesn’t seem to be restricted to fixed-value VGCs.
Yes, Confirmed that it works with $500 VGC