Target 20-25% Off Subscriptions Items [This Week Only]

Contents

1
2 The Offer
3 The Fine Print
4 Side Note
5 Verdict

The Offer

In a direct attack at Amazon’s Subscribe and Save serivce, Target is now offering 20% off for any new subscription on their website for this week only, in addition to free shipping. To make the offer even better any subscription paid for using your Redcard, which includes prepaid “Redbirds”, will save you an additional 5% off. The 25% discount on subscription items betters anything offered by Amazon in regards to the Subscribe and Save products (Amazon requires 5 subscription items in a single month to receive 15% off, otherwise it is 5% off per subscription item).

The Fine Print

Offer is valid for any new subscription placed June 7-13
Free Shipping
20% off any subscription
Additional 5% off for using a Redcard (includes prepaid “Redbird”)
There is NO item minimum (you can order as many or as few items as you like)
The 20-25% off applies to the first subsciption shipment only, and will be 5% (10% with Redcard) on every subsequent shipment.

Side Note

To maximize your savings you can buy Target giftcards at Cardcash for over 10% off until June 8th
Don’t forget to use Promo code 4MOREOFF at checkout
- This is the cheapest Target giftcards have even been at Cardcash
- This would net your a 30%+ savings and you don’t even need a Redcard

(HT: VijayPariDivya @ Slickdeals)

Some people have been having problems with the 5% coming off automatically when using REDbird to make online purchases. Standard REDcards (credit/debit) don’t have this problem.

Verdict

This is a great offer by Target to try and gain some online customers and directly attack Amazon which has been eating away at all brick and mortar retailers over the past decade. This is definetely an offer to take advantage of if you have room and need to stock up on any household supplies or even some snacks. I personally may sit this one out because I am in the process of moving and any stock pile of items just means more hassle. I like to see that Target and even Walmart have been making advances in the online shopping realm to try and gain some online market share back from Amazon. Hopefully this is just the start of offers to come, but I still don’t see myself cancelling my Amazon Prime membership anytime soon.