[Expired] Target: Purchase $100 Airbnb Giftcard & Get $10 Target Giftcard (12/5 – 12/11)

The Offer

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  • Target is offering a $10 Target gift card when you purchase a $100 Airbnb gift card

The Fine Print

  • Limit 1
  • Valid 12/5 – 12/11

Our Verdict

You can pay with Target redcard and get a further 5% off. There are also some Citi offers and SimplyMiles deals, but they exclude gift card purchases.

Hat tip to GC Galore

View Comments (9)

  • Target dispensed with the $10 gift card charade and charged me $90, which is a little easier on my finances:

    "You have now been charged $90.00 (the price of this item). Thanks for shopping Target!"**

    BTW, maybe wait to see if Airbnb cards are included in the Dollar General 15% deal on Dec. 10, if you need to be selective with your purchases.

    **P.S. Never mind. Seems they charged me $90 and then $10, and I got the gift card. Yay!

    • It's live for me. I typed in Airbnb gift card, etc. Interestingly, they dispensed with the gift card and just charged me $90, which is a little easier on my finances.

      "You have now been charged $90.00 (the price of this item). Thanks for shopping Target!"

    • little confused...if you buy gc for personal use and use it in your own account...no problem right?

      • There are two scenarios where I was f%^&ed by this policy:

        I have >$5k worth of Airbnb gift cards and got a 3 month airbnb
        They only took the first month payment ($2.2k) from gift cards and the rest came from my credit card

        If you split a payment with a friend, they will charge your credit card and not allow gift card balance to cover your half

    • Terrible logic. So because a second person can't pay for part of the unit, you should just never buy Airbnb gift cards? How long you been working at VRBO?

  • "There are also some Citi offers and SimplyMiles deals, but they exclude gift card purchases."

    I have the $10 off $50 at Target Citi merchant offer and the 465 on $50 SimplyMiles offer, and looking at the terms just now, neither of them exclude gift card purchases.