$20 and $50 JBHIFI E-Gift Cards Back in Stock @ Coke Rewards

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Pepsi to go on 16/07/2014 - 20:29 cokerewards.com.au (369 clicks)
Last edited 17/07/2014 - 11:22 by 2 other users

Right now the $20 and $50 value JBHIFI Giftcards are back on Coke rewards.The $10,$30,$100 may appear again in the near future but for now what's available are $20,$50 and $200.

$20-400 tokens
$50-1000 tokens
$200-4000 tokens

each coke bottle has 10 tokens. Available on 450ml,600ml,1.25ltr and 2ltr bottles.

JB Hi-Fi is your home entertainment and electrical superstore, where you can shop instore or online. Use your JB Hi-Fi Gift Card to get the best deals on TVs, Cameras, GPS, Notebooks, iPads, Tablets, Phones, Music, DVDs, Games and Gaming Consoles, Car Stereos and Home Entertainment Systems, plus stacks more. Choose from a huge range of whitegoods and appliances at JB Hi-Fi Home.

The JB Hi-Fi gift card is the card that everybody wants.

Redeem your $** e-Gift Card now for only **** Tokens!

Please note: There is a limit of 2 redemptions per Member.

Try to make use of the Diet Coke 20 points per bottle offer.

https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/152965

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  highdealer on 16/07/2014 - 20:50

  +1

  Is there a Pepsi Rewards site?

  On the other note, i'll hold out my points for the movie ticket, much better value.

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    sparkles on 16/07/2014 - 21:57

    Agree, the movie tickets are much better value (1 movie ticket = $4.75 JB Money), but I guess it just depends on what you want.

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      highdealer on 16/07/2014 - 22:46

      +1

      Trust me you don't want the JB voucher.
      You can always sell your ticket to friend, family, gumtree ebay or even here on ozbargain at the classified section. You can easily net $10 for each tickets if you want to sell fast(i usually sell mine for $12-$15 as these ticket are redeemable for 3D and ExtremeScreen free of charge)

      Assuming i sell for $10, with 400 points i can get $40 cold hard cash or $20 JB funny money(all their item are overly price, only on sale do their price come down to normal RRP with the occasional bargain). The choice is simple.

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  Food on 16/07/2014 - 21:12

  +1

  Don't think there's any sockpuppeting here mr Pepsi!

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  Aemit on 16/07/2014 - 21:28

  got some thanks