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You get 5,000 points when you use your card the first time so you only have to spend $75 more to get a $5 gift card. And considering how much I've shopped at Best Buy over the years, I can rack up those 12,500 points relatively quickly.Quote:
Originally Posted by solidus
I can only imagine how many points I'd rack up and gift cards I'd get if we bought our bigscreen TV or washer/dryer from Best Buy after my parents move down here. :D
That, or get no $5 gift certificate when you spend money there anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by solidus
Today, I just got a bunch of DVDs that I was going to buy anyway. With the 5000 free sign up points, I've got $5 and 2500 points on my way to the next $5. Really, if you tend to buy a lot of DVDs or games from Best Buy (they really have the best DVD sales these days), once you break the $200 mark (like 20 DVDS -- I'll break that level in a month) you've broken even. I figure over the course of the next year, I'm going to make at least $50 in gift certs from DVDs and games I was going to buy anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by solidus
Plus as a member, they'll send promos your way... extra discounts, extra coupons...
The way I see it... it's just like the club at Sam Goody/Suncoast, except you don't have to overpay 40% for everything you buy.
Just what I was thinking. if you're buying brand new, there's rarely much of a difference when the game is released. Best buy has decent weekly specials too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rumpy
I'll just stick with my SONY credit card. Everytime I purchase something on the card, I get 1 point for each dollar. If I purchase a SONY product, I get triple points. I think I have enough to get a TV or maybe a comp.
Only problem is, at my best buy the GC section completely blows. It's horrible, it's like 8 racks where PS2 get's 50 and Xbox gets 40.