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Update 5/26/20: This deal is back again. There is currently an Amex Offer good for 10% back at Staples that would stack for another $9 back, dropping net cost to $81 for a $100 gift card. That’s a great deal for Lowe’s. There is a max of 3 per person.
Update 7/22/19: This deal is back again. H/T: Points, Miles, and Martinis
Staples.com is offering a $100 Lowe’s Gift Card for $90. Since this 10% off can be stacked with earning 5x on a card like the Chase Ink Cash card, this is a nice opportunity to both score a discount at Lowe’s and rack up some Ultimate Rewards points.
The Deal
- Get a $100 Lowe’s Gift Card for $90 at Staples.com
- Direct link to this deal (our affiliate link)
Key Details
- Limit is reportedly 10
Quick Thoughts
This will likely sell out quickly. Keep in mind that there are a couple of current Amex Offers out for Staples / office supply stores and some have been targeted for a Chase Offer. Alternatively, using a card that earns one of the best category bonuses at office supply stores would be a good way to rack up some nice rewards. If it does sell out, it’s worth checking back as they sometimes restock at some point.
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Nick or anyone, pay for 3rd party gc with its own? or is the system hard-coded to prevent that? Thx
This link is taking me to a deal for a Lowe’s card at face value with no discount.
Dead then for now. These sometimes go in and out of stock during the week. Worth checking back in a day or two.
Will this stack with Amex $10 back on $40 offer?
It should, yes (I noted in the post that there are a couple of Amex offers out and also a Chase offer — I believe those will stack, though I’m not positive on the Chase offer).
By the time I receive your emails it is the next day. I received this newsletter on 7/24 Why?
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I’ve placed an order for 5 cards that day after not receiving anything I just checked and order has been canceled. On the chat trying to find out why but not hopeful that they will honor the deal. Wonder if anyone else has such experience?