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Update 11/21/21: Just a quick reminder that this offer is around for another few weeks.
The Deal
- Buy $50 gift cards for the following brands + $50 groceries at Tops & get $10 off:
- Best Buy
- Kohl’s
- JCPenney
- Macy’s
- Old Navy
- Gap
- Spafinder
- Fanatics
- GameStop
- Fandango
- Staples
- Chili’s
- Buffalo Wild Wings
- Regal Cinemas
- Cabela’s
- Bass Pro Shop
- Applebee’s
- Moe’s Southwest Grill
- Grubhub
- Red Robin
- Barnes & Noble
- Panera Bread
- Outback Steakhouse
- Carrabba’s
- Banana Republic
- Direct link to weekly ad.
Key Terms
- Offer valid October 31, 2021 to December 24, 2021.
- Limit one $10 Gift Point discount per participating Christmas Bonus Gift Card purchase.
- Earn one Gift Point for every qualifying grocery purchase of $50 or more.
- Limit one earned Gift Point per transaction and one per household every six hours.
- $50 minimum purchase must be made in a single transaction; smaller purchases cannot be combined to qualify.
- Minimum purchase must be met after all discounts are subtracted from order and before sales tax is added.
- The following items do not count towards the minimum purchase requirement:
- Milk (PA only, due to state law)
- Alcohol
- Tobacco
- Gift cards
- All pharmacy prescriptions (NY only)
- State and federally funded pharmacy prescriptions
- All office services
- Lottery tickets
- Amusement park tickets
- Other tickets
- Excludes purchases made at Tops fuel stations, convenience stores and in-store Tim Hortons or Starbucks locations.
- All gift cards must be activated with a $50 value to be eligible for the $10 discount; offer not valid on any other values.
Tips & Ideas
Tops seems to run this gift card deal every year in the couple of months leading up to Christmas. It’s a decent deal, although they set it up in a way that makes it harder to game.
The $50 grocery spending requirement means it’s harder to scale, as is the fact that spending $100 on groceries in one transaction still only earns you one gift card point. If you need to buy $100 worth of groceries, you’re therefore better off buying them in two $50 transactions, but they’d have to be done at least six hours apart due to that part of the terms.
With eligible brands including Best Buy, this will be nicely profitable for anyone regularly spending $50 on groceries, especially seeing as it’s valid for almost eight weeks.