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Massive gift card sale up to 20% off: Nintendo, GameStop, Uber, Domino’s, many more

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The gift cards exploded this morning with loads of hot deals to give you the edge over the holidays and to stack on top of Black Friday 2018 promotions. As iTunes gift card deals become harder to come by, this morning’s offer at 15% off is a must-have if you plan on spending any money there over the next few months. Similarly, we have up to 20% off on the Nintendo eShop, at GameStop, Gymboree, Domino’s and up to 15% off your holiday Uber trips, among others. These deals come via the official PayPal eBay store and trusted dealer SVM Giftcards with free email and traditional shipping respectively. Head below for all of today’s deals and more details.

Today’s Best Gift Card Deals:

And here’s all the best offers on iPhone XR. We are seeing as much as $275 in gift cards with purchase among loads of other options from various providers.

Nintendo Gift Cards:

Redeem balance ONLY through the Nintendo eShop and other Nintendo shopping services on the Nintendo 3DS family of systems or Wii U system to download content such as games and other features, or to purchase items (subject to availability). All content is licensed to you, not sold, and is non-transferable. Content and items are non-refundable. Valid for use in the United States only. 

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices