20% Off iTunes Codes at Paypal Gifts
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20% Off iTunes Codes at Paypal Gifts
https://www.paypal-gifts.com/us/itunes-apple-bts.html
Save 20% on iTunes Codes for your back to school needs.
The 20% off offer is only applicable to iTunes Code valued at $25, $50 and $100. Offer is valid while supplies last; limited quantity available. Offer is only available from Aug 18, 2015 (5:00 AM PST ) to Aug 21, 2015 (11:59 PM PST).
Save 20% on iTunes Codes for your back to school needs.
The 20% off offer is only applicable to iTunes Code valued at $25, $50 and $100. Offer is valid while supplies last; limited quantity available. Offer is only available from Aug 18, 2015 (5:00 AM PST ) to Aug 21, 2015 (11:59 PM PST).
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Re: 20% Off iTunes Codes at Paypal Gifts
When you're billing through iTunes, they apply your credit first before charging your card. So it should work with any service that uses iTunes billing. HBO Now, Showtime, Netflix, Hulu, WWE Network, Crunchyroll, etc.
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Re: 20% Off iTunes Codes at Paypal Gifts
That's the second time I asked and no one answered the first time
Thanks! Tempting, so a year of HBO Now is $180, so that's $144 for the year.... tempting. What do you all think are the chances HBO Now goes to a yearly plan?
Another question... I've literally been into the iPad/iTunes less than two months, and I've only really used HBO Now. Do these deals come out at least once a year? I like that I can go at it for a month, then cancel, then head over to Netflix for a couple of months, comes back, etc., and I would guess the credit never expires.
Thanks! Tempting, so a year of HBO Now is $180, so that's $144 for the year.... tempting. What do you all think are the chances HBO Now goes to a yearly plan?
Another question... I've literally been into the iPad/iTunes less than two months, and I've only really used HBO Now. Do these deals come out at least once a year? I like that I can go at it for a month, then cancel, then head over to Netflix for a couple of months, comes back, etc., and I would guess the credit never expires.