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Bunches of Discounts With Masterpass! Save on Doughnuts, Flowers, Concerts, and More

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    There are currently lots of ways to save money when you make purchases with Masterpass!

    Masterpass is an alternate payment method that you can use at millions of stores.  And using it will save you money on merchants like Dunkin’ Donuts, New Balance, 1800flowers, and more.

    You don’t even have to use a Mastercard!  Masterpass works with Mastercard, Maestro, and Visa.

    Spend $10, Receive a $10 Bonus at Dunkin’ Donuts

    I’ll tell you what you need to know about a few nice deals.

    1.   Dunkin’ Donuts

    Earn a $10 bonus on your Dunkin’ Donuts card when you reload it with $10+ using Masterpass.

    Note:   You can also buy $20 in Dunkin’ Donuts gift cards by January 31, 2018, and receive a $5 e-gift card (limit 1 per customer).  But that is NOT a Masterpass promotion.

    2.   New Balance

    Spend $50+ at New Balance and receive $10 discount.

    3.   1800Flowers

    Spend $39.99+ and receive a $20 discount.

    4.   Fruit Bouquets

    Save 25% and receive shipping/no service charge.

    5.   Carnegie Hall

    Buy tickets to Carnegie Hall and receive a $25 Mastercard e-gift card.

    6.   Belk

    Get up to 25% off purchases.

    There are several exclusions to this sale.

    You can see the full Terms & Conditions for these Masterpass discounts here.

    Bottom Line

    Paying with Masterpass is just as easy as paying with a credit card.  So if you plan to make any purchases at the above merchants, using Masterpass to save money is a no-brainer!

    As long as you choose Masterpass as your payment method and follow the promotion instructions, you’ll save.  And if you don’t have Masterpass, signing-up is easy!  You don’t even need a Mastercard.

    Enjoy the easy discounts. 🙂

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