FREE $50 Restaurant.com Egift Card with Purchase of USD $2.99 eBook (for Those Travelling to USA Soon)

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easternculture on 27/12/2014 - 23:21 effortlesssavings.com (75 clicks)
Last edited 28/12/2014 - 01:58 by 1 other user

For those travelling to the USA within the next year, effortlesssavings.com is offering a FREE $50 Restaurant.com Egift Card with Purchace of $2.99 the Kindle edition of Effortless Savings: A Money Management Guide to Saving Without Sacrifice directly from Amazon. The eBook has 4.6/5 star rating with 112 reviews.

The gift card is valid for 1 year.

Basically you would be getting $50 worth of food for $2.99 which is a good deal.

On 12/27/14 – 12/31/14 the Kindle edition of Effortless Savings: A Money Management Guide to Saving Without Sacrifice will be just $2.99. In addition, anyone who purchases the Kindle edition during this timeframe will receive a free $50 Restaurant.com eGift card! This gift card can be redeemed for certificates at thousands of participating restaurants nationwide. Visit Restaurant.com to view a list of participating restaurants in your local area.

To receive your free eGift card, please purchase your Kindle edition of Effortless Savings using the “Order From Amazon.com” button below and send an email with proof of purchase to [email protected] on or before 1/5/15. Your proof of purchase can be a screenshot of your Amazon receipt or a screenshot of your Kindle library. After we receive your proof of purchase, we will email you your $50 Restaurant.com eGift Card within 72 hours!

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  rewstar on 28/12/2014 - 00:16

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  Its $3.25 not $2.99 on the amazon site
  In USD as well

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  petestrash on 28/12/2014 - 03:58

  Showing as USD2.99 for me.

  Great deal if you are going to the US in the next year.

  I used cheap restaurant.com vouchers on my last trip. Saved a bunch of money and found places to eat that as I tourist I would not even know to go to.

  Restaurant.com have an APP that will show you restaurants in the area you are looking for and allows you to redeem the money without printing any vouchers.

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  randoom on 28/12/2014 - 08:40

  +1

  Make sure you read the conditions of your restaurant.com voucher: http://help.restaurant.com/how-do-restaurant-com-gift-certif…

  The minimum purchase requirement varies based on the restaurant and certificate denomination but is always higher than the value of the certificate. For example, if you purchase a $25 certificate and the minimum purchase is $37.50, you will need to spend at least $37.50 at the restaurant before tax and tip.

  So it's going to vary depending on where you go and the conditions on your specific voucher. Seems a bit dicey to me.

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    SBOB on 28/12/2014 - 09:11

    and if you look for reviews of restaurant.com its far from positive..
    even though im headed over there in Feb, I'll skip the hassle of this possible 'saving'

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      Matt P on 28/12/2014 - 09:36

      unlike the scoopons etc.. we have here, restaraunt.com cards are almost treated like gift cards over there, the restaraunts just dont care you have them.

      I'd recommend using them if you will have participating restaurants near your destination, i know in las vegas where i used some there were HEAPS

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  diannesa on 28/12/2014 - 09:32

  +1

  Interesting but skipping it.

  As a tourist I want to eat at Rainforest Cafe, Hard Rock Cafe, Bubba Gump, etc. My kids would kill me if we didn't lol. And on the nights we don't eat out I cook!

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  Ronnnie on 28/12/2014 - 20:38

  +1

  I wouldn't eat at bubba Gump again