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Score some iTunes gift cards at 15% off: $100 for $85 with free email delivery

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The official PayPal eBay store is offering $100 iTunes gift cards for $85 with free digital delivery. That’s up to 15% off your next purchase on any of Apple’s digital marketplaces. Whether it’s games and apps, or movies, TV shows and subscription services, these cards are one of the best ways to get even deeper deals. While we did see a fleeting Prime Day deal at 20% off, this is the next best thing if you weren’t lucky enough to grab one of those. More details below.

After you score some discounted credit, make it go even further with the current iTunes movie sale and today’s iOS app deal roundup.

While many of the Prime Day gift card deals are now sold out, you can still get a $15 credit by backing up your pictures to Amazon Photos. Outside of that, Newegg is still offering $60 in adidas credit for just $50 right here.

iTunes Gift Cards:

One card, millions of ways to enjoy it. Use the App Store & iTunes Gift Card to get apps, games, music, movies and TV shows.  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). 

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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