[Expired] Giant, Stop&Shop, Martin’s: Purchase $100 In Visa Giftcards & Get $10 Off Your Next Order

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Update 7/19/19: The discount works on variable load cards too. (ht FQF)

The Offer

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  • Stop&Shop, Giant, and Martin’s are offering one of the following deal: Buy a $100 Visa gift card and get $10 off your next order

The Fine Print

  • Valid July 19th until July 25th, 2019
  • $10 coupon valid until August 1st, 2019

Our Verdict

Will probably only work on a $100 fixed value card. Remember to use a card that earns bonus rewards at the grocery.

Hat tip to GC Galore

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Jay
Jay (@guest_787319)
July 23, 2019 16:33

DP: $10 coupon printed out variable load Metabank VGC but not the Sunrise one. It seems to follow the same pattern as bonus gas points promotions in the past where Metabank ones would work and (most) Sunruse ones would not. Probably want to check the packaging before buying to save yourself some hassle.

escot
escot (@guest_786003)
July 21, 2019 06:51

Not convinced by FQF’s claim that this promo applies to variable load vgc’s…. If I read it right, he’s basing his claim on the presence of the word, “in” in the promotion…. (as in $100 purchase “in” VGC’s…. ) Nice parsing….. and hope he’s correct. Yet he provides no examples of past promotions that worked as he claims, he just sets himself up as the “specialist.” (Has he really been covering the grocery fuel points scene more than DoC?)

In any case, let the data points roll in. (I’d try it at Martin’s, except the promo ad for this is not showing at Martin’s — though our self-anointed “specialist” ignores reports on this omission — )

escot
escot (@guest_786004)
July 21, 2019 07:17

self-correction. I do now see more of the basis for FQF’s argument…. specifically the June 23rd coupon promotion, which used the modifier “in” — as “in $250 in visa gift card purchases.” (FQF’s own archive link on that promotion doesn’t have the image of the coupon then, but DDG did – https://dannydealguru.com/2019/06/23/stopshop-giant-martins-visa-gift-card-deal-2/ ) Common interpretation of that deal was it indeed did apply to v/l visa gift cards…. (didn’t try it myself)

Moose
Moose (@guest_785879)
July 20, 2019 15:27

I want to report it works on variable value card. The $10 coupon is printed on the receipt.

iahphx
iahphx (@guest_785597)
July 19, 2019 17:49

I guess this is useful if you’re trying to meet a minimum spend and don’t want to wait for (or don’t need) the regular gas promos? Obviously $10 off (generally overpriced) groceries is not as useful as $30 off gas.

Jay
Jay (@guest_787322)
July 23, 2019 16:38

It’s useful especially for those that have the $1.50 cap on gas points have earned enough gas points for the next ~30 days. It’s basically fee-free MS with $6 for $10 in groceries as long as you stick with buying groceries that are on sale and everyday items such as milk and eggs etc.

Novacat05
Novacat05 (@guest_785284)
July 19, 2019 08:14

Not in the ad for Giant(PA), for the other Giant/S&S/Martin’s it looks like it’s available to all without needing a digital coupon.

HarryTheFirstHarry
HarryTheFirstHarry (@guest_784767)
July 18, 2019 10:18

please add start date for offer which is tomorrow 7/19. (so it will not stack with the 3x points offer ending today). Also for this offer, no e-coupon and it should just print on receipt I guess.

SteveH
SteveH (@guest_784713)
July 18, 2019 09:16

No love for Giant of PA unless it pops up as a digital coupon tomorrow.

Russ
Russ (@guest_784740)
July 18, 2019 09:47

You get uncapped fuel rewards, so I’d say no love for the rest of us.

escot
escot (@guest_785261)
July 19, 2019 03:34

Not showing either in the Martin’s ads (for VA stores anyway)….

In any case, even if I could see it, deal seems rather lame….. ok, you get your high $100 gc fee covered (but barely)…. and then you have the expense, time & aggravation draining the small card..

No fuel points either.

Not impressed

Sam
Sam (@guest_784704)
July 18, 2019 08:52

Is there an activation fee

Gerald
Gerald (@guest_785183)
July 18, 2019 22:41

Yes, probably $3.95 or $4.95. Not a very attractive offer.

Roger
Roger (@guest_786590)
July 22, 2019 14:49

Actually $5.95. Looked at a $100 card today.