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Delta is back at it again and running the same promotion that seemed to be pretty popular during Cyber Monday. With this offer if you purchase purchase a $250+ Delta Gift card, you’ll receive a complimentary $25 to AirBnB. A great promotion if you ask me, especially for those who fly Delta a lot on paid tickets! I cannot find in the terms when this promotion is valid through, all it states is “Limited quantity. Offer valid while supplies last.”
Unfortunately, you are limited to one $25 AirBnB eGift card per person, but if you have multiple people in your family and can always utilize a Delta gift card, then maximize your family members! Although the terms do state only U.S. residents over the age of 18 are eligible.Â
I personally will not be taking advantage of this offer since I do not fly Delta often enough to hold onto a gift card, but for those that fly them often, this is great! I also read reports that purchase a Delta gift card will trigger the statement credit with the Delta Amex Offer, so this could be a great to save even more! These gift cards do not expire, however, so it is definitely a promotion worth considering!
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