Bank of America Giving Away $10 Home Depot Cards For Debit Use
Upon signing out of my account tonight, I was notified of an ongoing promotion Bank of America was running where they would send you a $10 Home Depot gift card if you used your Bank of America debit card at least ten times before September 30th.
Make 10 purchases with your Check Card between September 1 and 30. You can use it at places that don’t have a PIN pad—simply present your card. Virtually everything you buy counts, no matter where you use your card As a “thank you” from us, we’ll automatically send you a $10 Gift Card to The Home Depot®
Some caveats:
Offer not valid on a) ATM transactions; b) credits or other adjustments related to POS purchases, such as those for purchases that are cancelled or returned; c) purchases for cash-like items such as money orders, traveler’s cheques, foreign currency, cashier’s cheques, gaming chips, and other similar instruments and things of value; d) account funding transactions including transfers to open or fund deposit, escrow, or brokerage accounts and purchases of stored-value cards
Sounds like an easy way to make $10 from Bank of America for a card you probably carry in your wallet or purse anyway.
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Having to make 10 PIN-less purchases on the check card means you sacrifice at least 1% on cashback rewards should you pay the purchases in credit card. Not exactly a good deal.
If you spend less than $1,000 across those ten transactions, you earn more than 1% on it; you can’t find 10 transactions between now and Sept 30 that sum up to less than $1,000?
I’ve just been buying small stuff like bottles of water, or a sub sandwich to get the 10 transactions. I usually use my American Express for almost everything to get the reward points.
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