You don't get an additional 5% off when you purchase Target GCs with your REDCard.If you have the RedCard, you get 5% off - in my area, that is almost sales tax and nothing else. Costco online got me approx. 7% off. There is a Target GiftCard event that happens Black Friday and I have seen posts on Disney boards about buying the Target Store GiftCards on Black Friday at a 10% discount and pay with RedCard (additional 5%). Then they take the Target GiftCards and purchase Disney GiftCards to "transfer" the savings. There are restrictions and I have never done it. The deal is only on for Black Friday.
Check the last 10 (or so) pages of this thread. https://www.disboards.com/threads/disney-gift-card-deals.2941964/Well its 2018 Thanksgiving and Black Friday tomorrow. Where is the best Disney Gift cards?
And that's why I directed you to the last 10 pages of that thread. That's where you will find the most recent deals. Some, like the Kroger deal mentioned by hakepb, are regional. Some, like the BJ's deal, require a membership. And some, like the AmEx/Best Buy/Swagbucks deal require a little bit of luck and footwork. There are other current deals chronicled in that thread but I'm not going to reinvent the wheel. You'll learn more from reading there than what you can glean from a list I compose.Just asking if anybody found new deals on Disney gift cards... Worth asking and yes I've read this forum discussion
Last I knew target closed this loop hole. It was great while it lasted but you can no longer buy disney gift cards with target gifts cards -- at least not online. The budged forum on the site usually has all the tips on ways to get discounted disney gift cardsThen they take the Target GiftCards and purchase Disney GiftCards to "transfer" the savings.
that is almost sales tax and nothing else.
There is no sales tax on GCs. The PP was referring to the fact that the Target REDCard 5% discount on merchandise is equivalent to saving on the sales tax in their state.I thought there shouldn't be sales tax on gift cards. However, that might be different for Target.