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Here’s a 1-yr. Sam’s Club Membership w/ $25 in gift cards & a $10 coupon at $35 ($80 value)

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Groupon is now offering a one-year Sam’s Club membership with a $10 gift card for $35 with digital delivery. On top of that, you’ll also receive a $15 gift card (online only) and $10 off a fresh produce purchase of $10 or more. A typical membership regularly goes for $45 and today’s deal includes an extra $35 worth of free add-ons for $10 less. This is matching our previous mention. These memberships bring loads of Sam’s Club perks and services including “exclusive savings” on a wide range of products. You can read more about the benefits on this landing page. More details below.

While we are talking about gift cards, you’ll want to visit our previous roundup. You’ll find deep deals on the Nintendo eShop, Barnes & Noble, the Xbox marketplace and even some HBO Now credit.

Sam’s Club Membership includes:

  • One-year Sam’s Club membership ($45 value)
  • Complimentary membership card for a spouse or other household member
  • $10 eGift card online or in-club ($10 value)
  • $15 eGiftCard for first purchase on SamsClub.com over $15 ($15 value)
  • $10 off basket of $10 or more fresh produce ($10 value)

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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