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iTunes gift cards at 15% off today: $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 email delivery. These deals are becoming more and more rare as of late, so be sure to jump on this one while you can. Today’s deal brings up to 15% off your next purchase on any of Apple’s digital marketplaces. That includes apps, games, movies, TV Shows and even subscription services. In fact, they are really the only way to get even deeper deals on the movie and app deals we bring to you just about every day. More details below.

We happen to have some huge deals already available on TV shows and movies right here including more than $50 off the entire Downton Abbey series. You’ll also find all of today’s best app deals right here.

While we are talking Apple, Amazon is taking up to $399 off 12.9-inch iPad Pro and is currently cleaning out Apple Watch Series 4 inventory.

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. Available in a variety of denominations, spend it on in-app content, books, TV show subscriptions or even iCloud storage to secure files from all your Apple devices.

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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