expired Bonus $50 Myer Gift Card When You Purchase $500 Worth of Myer Gift Cards (and Other Offers)
This was posted 5 months 2 days ago, and might be an out-dated deal
Purchase must be in one transaction to a limit of $5000 per customer.
Offer available until Friday 21 December 2012.
Offer available in Myer stores only and applies to Myer branded gift cards.
Offer does not apply to Coles Group & Myer gift cards and corporate purchases.
Other specials can be seen in the link to the advertisement.
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Please have a look at this if you are ANZ Rewards credit card or ANZ Rewards Platinum card customers, maybe you could get more bonus
Please read carefully http://anzrewards.com/public/giftwithpurchase.aspx

tanoshiiki on 19/12/2012 - 08:45 ¶It's more that you can't buy the combined Myer & Coles Group gift cards with a Myer giftcard because the revenue would be going out of Myer.
Sounds silly to say, but you can buy Myer giftcards with Myer giftcards - useful if combining multiple gift card plastic (and also to extend the expiry date, but only recommended if you have gift cards to combine).
+1 voteThe original PDF OP.
http://www.myer.com.au/resources.ashx/Files/800/File/B7D78E3...
gummibears on 19/12/2012 - 12:35 ¶Use $5000 to buy gift cards. Get bonus $500. Use bonus $500 to purchase ipad. Exchange $5000 worth of gift cards for cash…
Highly unlikely that it will work like many of the other 'creative' ideas in this thread; if it does, the system is so flawed and good on ya for scoring a bargain.
badmiyamotofinger on 19/12/2012 - 11:26 ¶Ok need advice from the OzBargainer Maths Wizzes.
Is it better to buy these Myer Gift Cards or put something on Myer Credit Card for 2 years interest free instead?
For example if I buy something for $2000, it'll only cost me $1818.20 in gift cards, or is better to put that $2000 on Credit Card 2 years interest free and put the $2K into my mortgage?
I'm trying to work it out but my maths skills are a bit rusty.
People always say it's better to put it in your mortgage but I can't seem to work it out if using the above example…?
+2 votesOkie, to answer your question. Can you invest $2000 and earn $180 (about 9% p.a) over the next two years. If you can then put on interest free. At the moment home loan is less than 6% p.a so it is unlikely that you can invest and earn more than 9% p.a.
I'll put my money on the gift cards :)
kirynflare on 19/12/2012 - 11:56 ¶Isn't it meant to be 4.5% p.a, given that it's $180 over TWO years? :S
badmiyamotofinger on 19/12/2012 - 14:59 ¶Ah thanks, that's what I thought.
Somehow at the back of my mind it's telling me to put the $2K in the mortgage is better but I couldn't work out the numbers.
+1 votezango_tango_007 on 19/12/2012 - 12:58 ¶@badmiyamotofinger interest free is not always interest free. As the account you open has account adminstration free of $2.5 to $4.5 every month. so, you would be paying mininum of $60 in fees. reutrn after deducting $60 isnt worth the hassle and having additional entry in your credit book.
+1 vote4thchicken on 19/12/2012 - 14:08 ¶Buy gift cards (effective 9% discount), await random 10% off mac sales from any retailer and get price match (+10% discount) - travel overseas for TRS (+10% discount off)
Gives you approx 27% off a mac :)
+1 votebadmiyamotofinger on 19/12/2012 - 15:39 ¶A Mac Mini would be fine. Hate to be carrying an iMac or Mac Pro while on holidays… :-)




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Is this nationwide? Looks like you have just made my day :-)