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a lot of online discount shopping sites offer Cash Back for Apple, and one per cent of the links “reward (1.6 offers BigCrumbs % cash back at the Apple Store and Mr. discounts offering 1% -.. But read on the specific circumstances) a discount site that is often overlooked is stored in the credit pages Regardless of points, miles, or cash back, it’s a simple way to earn everyday purchases, not just for large purchases.
After comparing the various “shops”, I found that Shop Discover (Discover Card shopping site) was the highest cash back rate buy Apple products ( 5% cash back). Since I am my own Open Road Discover card, I get 1% of return on all purchases, so the cashback discount of 6%. This may not seem like much, but if you buy a $ 1,800 laptop, it’s a nice bonus . Plus, your birthday month, you will receive double cash back bonus up to $ 500 in purchases (so you’ll get 2% to $ 500 doses instead of 1%). Make sure to sign up for the Birthday Bonus Double Cashback promotion website or by calling Discover.
So here’s how you saved 15% on the new MacBook Pro …
- Sign Discover Card account.
- Click on the “Shop Discover” and choose “Apple Store” from the drop down menu. Click “Go”.
- Select “Start Shopping” and a new window will open automatically, note that the Apple Store website. Do not close this window. When browsing the site, log in and begin again Discover takes the second step, otherwise you might not get in a 5% return.
- After Shop Discover redirected to Apple.com, click on the “Education Store” on the left hand side of the page.
- You must enter a name for the school, but not a student ID number, or other personal information (I “University of Southern California,” zip code “90 089”).
- If you type the name of the school, you will be redirected back to the Apple Store. Click on the MacBook Pro, and prices are now indicating a $ 200 discount on the two top-of-the-line MacBook Pro laptops and $ 100 discount on the other three models. Select the desired model (Note that other laptops and desktops are also discounted education pricing).
- If you do not make any custom settings on your laptop, scroll down and look at the printers. Even if you do not have a printer. It should be stated that there is a $ 100 rebate on the printer. I chose the Epson NX420, which is included in the $ 99.95. While you and pay taxes on it, remember that you will get 6% cash back and sell half-price Craigslist or , eBay Search for. Or give your ex so he will stick to the mug shots on the wall and throw darts them.
- Check if there is a free after rebate iPod Touch (or any other promotion). Although you can have the money in advance and pay tax on these items, you will get most of the cash back in the form of a refund and then selling them what they make will be more than the other marginal costs.
- Click the “Add” on the right and look for the Apple Care Package (three years of service). get the education discount, then this is $ 66, and anyone who has had to deal with Apple Computer problems swear by it.
- Click on the “Check Out Now”. Purchase of $ 50 and are eligible for Free Shipping but tax must be added.
- Type iTunes or Apple ID, and you’ll be taken to the payment page (click the “Guest Checkout” has recently received the pen, and I do not know what to iTunes). After filling the delivery of information, the total should appear, including taxes. … So close!
- Now, enter payment / shipping information. Use the same card that you logged into your Discover account. In order to make the cash back, you have to pay to the card (it sounds like a no-brainer, but then again, someone thought the earth was flat, not too long ago …).
- You will receive a payment confirmation immediately and Cashback bonus can be up to eight weeks to appear Discover accounts. You can either apply the bonus as a statement credit denominations of $ 50 or $ 50 denominations withdraw could buy gift cards (some 20% -50% discount).
- Fill out the online form to print and iPod Touch refund (no more cutting off the lid of the box and mail it!). My laptop arrived the next day, a refund check approximately 30 days, and Discover Card cash back shopping at the Apple Store showed up in my next statement.
MacBook Pro
$ 1,499.00 (full price)
$ 1,399.00 (Education discount)
Printer
$ 99.95
Apple Care
$ 249.00 (full price)
$ 183.00 (Education discount)
taxes (9.25% CA )
$ 170.94 (On Full price: $ 99.95 + $ 1,499 + $ 249)
$ 155.58 (reduced price: $ 99.95 + $ 1,399 + 183 $)
Cashback (5% from Shop Discover + 1 % of all purchases Discover Open Road)
($ 100.92)
Printer Rebate (Apple)
($ 100.00)
Printer sale (Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace , etc.)
($ 50.00)
The total cost
$ 1,868.89 (full price)
$ 1,586.61 (discounted price)
Final savings
$ 282.28 (approximately 15.1% of the total price is $ 1868.89)
Fine Print
- If you do not use Discover, check the card shopping site is the Apple Store, Apple’s iTunes does not.
- Be sure to read the terms and conditions before you buy – mine says it does not apply to the iPad (1 or 2 new or used), iTunes gift cards / certificates, exhibition services, gift – packing, etc.
- to print the refund (and iPod Touch refund if available), you should buy a Mac and printer on the same invoice.
- If no student ID, but you have to start a business or business-minded, you can apply that Apple are a business owner discount. The discount is 10% off for life, but you have to call this order, or go to the store, so long as you get 1% cash back (or whatever the card gives a buy-in), you can waive the 5% he receives Shop Discover or whatever page They have been used.