As I mentioned a few weeks ago, the online resale gift card site, Raise.com, if offering Deals We Like readers the opportunity to get additional savings off already discounted gift cards on a weekly basis! Through this exclusive partnership, by using promo code DWL5 you can get an additional $5 off gift cards at: Hyatt, Disney World Resort, and Papa John’s Pizza. I’ve listed the total savings below. This promotion expires Thursday, April 2, 2015 at 11:59pm CT.
I am so excited to be able to bring you all these offers which will allow you to get some extra savings and save some money! As you all know, I love a deal! For those that already keep track of the regular Raise.com offers, these will be in addition to those to allow you to fully maximize purchasing gift cards at a discount.
Gift card discount with the extra $5 off
- Hyatt: Currently, the lowest gift card value is $50 and is discounted 10% off. This means after the $5 off with this special promo code, you are paying $40. Ultimately purchasing the gift card at a 20% discount!
- Disney World Resort: Currently, the lowest give card value is $100 and is discounted 15% off. This means after the $5 off with this special promo code, you are paying $80. Ultimately purchasing the gift card at a 20% discount!
- Papa John’s Pizza: Currently, the lowest gift card value is $25 and discount 8.2% off. This means after the $5 off with this special promo code, you are paying $17.92. Ultimate, you are purchasing the gift card at a 28% discount!
With most of the included merchants, there is a limited supply of gift cards available. Additionally, each merchant has a range of discounts, so if you are interested, you’ll want to act fast to ensure you purchase a gift card with the highest discount available. You can purchase these discounted gift card here.
Keep in mind that the promo code DWL5 can only be used once per account. Additionally, Raise.com has a 60 day money back guarantee, so if there is an issue with the gift card purchased you are covered. Because of this, I would not suggest purchasing a gift card now out of pure speculation if you are not sure when they will be used. If you have an issue at that point post the 60-day mark you might be out of luck. Just something to keep in mind.
I am so excited to be able to bring you these exclusive offers and provide additional savings for my readers! Enjoy!
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Misleading article. Was excited about the disney cards but they are most certainly not disney resort cards. They’re for a travel agent and limited to one gift card redemption meaning they’ll kick back $15 of their commission. You can do far better elsewhere.