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$20 Rebate on Purchase of $300 in Visa Gift Cards at Staples

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    Via Frequent Miler, you can get a $20 rebate when you buy $300 or more in Visa gift cards at Staples from October 19, 2014, through October 25, 2014.

    You Save $20 When You Buy $300 or More in Visa Gift Cards at Staples

    $20 Rebate on Purchase of $300 in Visa Gift Cards at Staples

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    You get a $20 rebate when you buy $300 or more in Visa gift cards at Staples from October 19, 2014, through October 25, 2014.

    You can only get the rebate for gift cards purchased at the store.  And there is a limit of 1 rebate per household.

    You can buy $200 Visa gift cards and load them to your Bluebird card.  However, some Walmarts are reportedly more difficult than others with loading Visa gift to Bluebird so your experience may differ.

    You’ll pay a fee of ~$7 per $200 Visa gift card.  But the $20 rebate will almost offset the ~$21 fee to buy 3, $200 Visa gift cards.

    You can get 5% cash back if you use your AMEX SimplyCash card.

    Bottom Line

    You can get a $20 rebate when you buy $300 or more in Visa gift cards at Staples (in-store only) from October 19, 2014, through October 25, 2014.

    You’ll pay a fee of ~$6 per $200 Visa gift card, but the $20 rebate will nearly cover the ~$21 fee for buying 3, $200 Visa gift cards.

    You get 5% cash back when you use your AMEX SimplyCash card.

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