Hey all, I recently received a $200 gift card for Amazon and can't think of a single thing I need, or want, for that matter. Any suggestions? Im not gonna spend it on oil or anything as I recently acquired 68 qts from a local sale. Looking for something fun (or electronic) Thanks!
$200 Amazon gift card- What to buy?
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What kind of oil did you buy? The mystik from mills that was on sale for 0.59/qt??
Just wait and buy house hold items when you need them, like toilet paper, detergent ect. Make sure you buy the prime membership with that gift card for $80, 2 day shipping on everything for a year. Its well worth the money!
Just wait and buy house hold items when you need them, like toilet paper, detergent ect. Make sure you buy the prime membership with that gift card for $80, 2 day shipping on everything for a year. Its well worth the money!
Just hang onto it. I have about $200 in credit that I've just slowly chipped away at with small orders here-and-there.
A juicer?
Originally Posted By: volk06
What kind of oil did you buy? The mystik from mills that was on sale for 0.59/qt??
You caught me! $40 for 68 qts was too good to resist.
What kind of oil did you buy? The mystik from mills that was on sale for 0.59/qt??
You caught me! $40 for 68 qts was too good to resist.
How about a Kindle Fire?
Originally Posted By: Rolla07
How about a Kindle Fire?
Got it.
How about a Kindle Fire?
Got it.
Thanks for the suggestions! Im also considering another pair of Oakley sunglasses, just because the ones I have don't go with all of my clothes (Or so I've been told, anyways...)
IIRC, Amazon credits don't expire so I would just wait until you need/want something instead of buying stuff for the heck of spending the credits.
Garmin Nuvi 2455LMT
Spend $100 on yourself and $100 on something for someone who really needs it.
Sell it at 25% discount !
Originally Posted By: dparm
Just hang onto it. I have about $200 in credit that I've just slowly chipped away at with small orders here-and-there.
+1
Just keep it for now. Non-frivolous things will come up which you actually need, and with the Free Super Saver Shipping, items often end up cheaper to your door than at a place in town which you would have had to drive to anyway. Plus Amazon has more selection.
Example: Just used some of my banked up credit from selling back textbooks to buy a 8 dollar can-opener. Its beefy, USA made, and built to last, but cost the same as my rusted out 1 year old one from WM.
Use it up on random things you need to buy. Same goes for rebate cards I get back for oil etc.: They get used up at the gas station.
Just hang onto it. I have about $200 in credit that I've just slowly chipped away at with small orders here-and-there.
+1
Just keep it for now. Non-frivolous things will come up which you actually need, and with the Free Super Saver Shipping, items often end up cheaper to your door than at a place in town which you would have had to drive to anyway. Plus Amazon has more selection.
Example: Just used some of my banked up credit from selling back textbooks to buy a 8 dollar can-opener. Its beefy, USA made, and built to last, but cost the same as my rusted out 1 year old one from WM.
Use it up on random things you need to buy. Same goes for rebate cards I get back for oil etc.: They get used up at the gas station.
A little something for the Mrs.
can you buy gift cards in your favorite flavor? Like shell, mobil,etc
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