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Give 5 Seconds, Get 30% Off at Target (Up to $20) When You Link Your Google Express Account

December 3, 2018 By Meghan Hunter

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I love it when I can save cash without ever leaving the couch, and this is one of those deals!

Through January 15, 2019, Google Express will send you a code for 30% off your next Target order on Google Express when you link your accounts.

This could be a good way to save a little on a present this year. If you decide to take advantage of the offer, be sure to use one of the best travel credit cards for holiday shopping to make your purchase!

The Best Part of This Deal? You Don’t Even Have to Go to a Target Store to Save!

Here’s what you need to know.

Save at Target With Google Express

Linking your accounts only takes a few seconds, and once they’re linked you’ll receive a confirmation by email. According to reports, the email contains the code “TARGET30.” I linked my accounts just before writing this post but haven’t received a confirmation yet, so it may take a bit.

Unfortunately, there’s a pretty long list of excluded brands. But you shouldn’t have an issue using the discount on most everyday items.

Here are the brands excluded from the deal:

Again, you can click here to connect your Target and Google Express accounts. The max you can save is $20, which means you’d need to spend ~$67 to earn the full discount (~$67 in purchases X 30% discount).

If you find any great deals, feel free to share them with everyone in the comments! And to make sure you don’t miss out on other deals follow us on Twitter and Facebook.

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