Monday, July 8, 2013

free iTunes credits on iPhone, iPad, iPod and Apple TV purchases

Target Free iTunes Gift Card promotion teaser

The United States retailing corporation Target is advertising a promotion where they’re giving away iTunes Gift cards for every qualifying purchase of iPhone, iPod touch, iPad or Apple TV device from Apple. Free gift cards range in denominations from $10 to $50 and are good against content purchases on the U.S. iTunes Store, including mobile and desktop apps, movies, TV shows, music and more.

And if you’re planning on getting an iPhone 5 from Target, the retailer just sweetened the deal by throwing in a $25 coupon and reducing the entry-level 16GB model down to $149.99 with a qualifying two-year plan…

The flyer promoting Target’s offer was first reported on by Mark Gurman of 9to5Mac [1] .

Those in the market for a 16GB iPhone 5 with a qualifying two-year plan and data from AT&T, Verizon or Sprint will get a free $25 iTunes Gift Card right off the bat.

Target will also sell you an unlocked variant for $699.99 or trade-in any working cell phone, with the value of the device reducing your iPhone 5 purchase accordingly. But that’s not all as the retailer will throw in $25 at the time of the trade-in in the form of a redeemable coupon, valid only for that day.

Here’s the flyer, as seen in several major U.S. cities.

Target Free iTunes Gift Card promotion

A $99.99 Apple TV will net you a $10 iTunes credit. A 16GB fifth-generation iPod touch (new to Target) comes with twenty bucks worth of iTunes credits.

Tablet buyers can get a free $50 iTunes Gift Card on either a 16GB iPad 2 or 16GB Wi-Fi iPad 3 purchase. They are also carrying other Wi-Fi and cellular models, though unfortunatelly you won’t get an iTunes freebie should you opt for one of these.

The offer is only available in stores with Target Mobile and is good while supplies last.

Target also has an iPhone app with Passbook support and in the past offered iPhone  and iPad discounts.


Links
  1. ^ 9to5Mac (9to5mac.com)

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