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Here’s a $50 iTunes gift card for just $42.50 w/ free digital delivery (15% off) + more

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The official PayPal eBay store is offering $50 iTunes Gift Cards for $42.50 with free digital delivery. That’s up to 15% off your next purchase across all of Apple’s digital marketplaces. While we feature discounted digital movies and apps just about every day, these iTunes gift cards are really the only way to get even deeper deals. You can also use them towards Apple subscriptions and more. Head below for all the details.

We also spotted this $100 Kansas City Steaks Gift Card for $80 on eBay with free shipping. Be sure to visit today’s iOS roundup and then download Reigns Game of Thrones edition while it’s matching the all-time low. We also have Disney films and more starting at just $1 right now via iTunes. 

And speaking of free credit, sign-up for a Target REDcard today and get $35 off your next $70 purchase.

iTunes Gift Cards:

Valid only on purchases made in the U.S. from the Apple Media Services. Use requires an Apple ID & prior acceptance of license & usage terms. Not redeemable for cash, for resale for shipments outside the U.S. & no refunds or exchanges (except as required by law). Data collection and use subject to Apple’s Privacy Policy.

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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