10% off $5-$1000 Ultimate Active & Wellness, Eats, Her, Shopping and Beauty & Spa eGift Cards + More @ Giftz.com.au

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10% off $5-$1000 Ultimate Active & Wellness, Eats, Her, Shopping and Beauty & Spa eGift Cards + More @ Giftz.com.au
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hamza23 on 27/05/2025 - 17:45 giftz.com.au (3131 clicks)
Last edited 27/05/2025 - 18:57 by 1 other user
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Same deal as this but they have now increased it from 5% to 10% off. Same code and expiry date.

^Offer is available to Residents of Australia. Offer runs from 10am AEST 21/05/2025 to 30/05/25 11.59pm AEST. During offer period, spend any value on the Qualifying Gift Cards at giftz.com.au and receive 10% off the value of the total Qualifying Gift Card purchase amount by entering the valid promo code at checkout. Valid promo code: ULTIMATE. Qualifying Gift Cards: Ultimate Her, Ultimate Eats, Ultimate Beauty & Spa, Ultimate Active and Wellness, Ultimate Shopping

There's also 10% off Hubbl, City Beach, Harris Farm, Cotton On Group & Temple & Webster with code MAYDEALS. Exp 2/6. Use the 10% off Hubbl Gift cards for your Kayo, Binge etc. subscriptions. Apply it to your Hubbl account and it will use that credit first on your monthly renewal. "Gift card balance is automatically applied to your next billed Hubbl transaction for a Hubbl product."

For any questions on Ultimate gift cards, please refer to the Gift Card FAQ.

Please note that Mad Mex stopped participating in the Ultimate gift card scheme effective today, which means Ultimate Eats gift cards (including ones purchased through this deal) can no longer be redeemed at Mad Mex.

Gift Card Where is this gift card accepted?
Ultimate Active & Wellness 99 Bikes, adidas, Adrenaline, Anaconda, Blys, Bonds, Bras N Things, Camping World, Compleat Angler, Cotton On Body, EveryPlate, Foot Locker, Hello Fresh, iFLY, INTERSPORT, JD Sports, Kingpin, Lorna Jane, LSKD, lululemon, My Muscle Chef, Natio, New Balance, Nike, Puma, RedBalloon, Rip Curl, SENSORI+, Speedo, SportsPower, The Iconic, Timezone, TripGift, Under Armour, Zone Bowling.
Ultimate Beauty & Spa Aveda, Blys, Cotton On Body, Dusk, Ella Baché, Estée Lauder, Just Cuts, Lush, Michael Hill, M·A·C, Natio, OZSALE, Peter Alexander, RedBalloon, SENSORI+, Sephora, The Body Shop, The Iconic. (Please look here for guidance on Ella Baché.)
Ultimate Eats Ben & Jerry's, Boost Juice, Chatime, Crust, Donut King, Gloria Jean's, Grill'd, Hog's Breath Cafe, Menulog, My Muscle Chef, Nando's, RedBalloon, Ribs & Burgers, San Churro, Schnitz, Subway, Sushi Hub, The Bavarian. (Please look here for guidance on Subway.)
Ultimate Her adidas, Adrenaline, Allkinds, Anaconda, ASOS, Aveda, Blys, Bonds, Bras N Things, Champion, Commonry, COSETTE, Cotton On, Cotton On Body, Dotti, Dymocks, Ella Baché, Estée Lauder, Factorie, FINE-DAY, Forever New, Freedom, H&M, Hoyts, INTERSPORT, Jacqui E, Jay Jays, JD Sports, Just Jeans, kikki.K, Lorna Jane, LSKD, lululemon, Lush, Luxury Escapes, Modibodi, M·A·C, Natio, New Balance, Nike, Nine West, Oakley, OPSM, OZSALE, Pandora, Peter Alexander, Portmans, Puma, QBD Books, RedBalloon, Rip Curl, Roblox, Seed, Sephora, SHEIN, Sheridan, Sheridan Outlet, SportsPower, Sunglass Hut, Supré, Swarovski, T2, Temple & Webster, The Bavarian, The Body Shop, The Iconic, Unison, Village Cinemas. (Please look here for guidance on Ella Baché.)
Ultimate Shopping Allkinds, Angus & Coote, ASOS, Bonds, Bras N Things, Commonry, COSETTE, Cotton On, Cotton On Body, Dotti, Dymocks, Factorie, FINE-DAY, Foot Locker, Forever New, Freedom, H&M, IKEA, Jacqui E, Jay Jays, JD Sports, Just Jeans, kikki.K, LSKD, Lush, Modibodi, Nike, Nine West, OPSM, OZSALE, Pandora, Peter Alexander, Portmans, Seed, SHEIN, Sheridan, Sheridan Outlet, Sunglass Hut, Supré, Temple & Webster, The Iconic, Unison, yd.
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Comments

  • Tommohalby on 27/05/2025 - 18:57

    Damn! I need ultimate baby to buy overpriced car seats :(
    Thanks for the post anyways

  • Poor Ass on 27/05/2025 - 18:57

    Pretty average

  • cloudie9 on 27/05/2025 - 19:00
    +14

    No JBs and OW, no deal.

  • King Steuart on 27/05/2025 - 19:02
    +1

    $80 timezone and then wait for the next 80—>200

  • qu4ng88 on 27/05/2025 - 19:04
    +2

    Damn, i need Ultimate Him and Home GC

  • Crowing on 27/05/2025 - 19:10

    Hubbl GC cards aren’t bad when stacked with the $10 off Kayo CBA benefit

  • A female dog on 27/05/2025 - 19:25

    Waiting for eb games gift card to pay off my switch 2 preorder rip. Any idea when we might be able to expect eb games discounted gift card

    • Lucille Bluth on 27/05/2025 - 19:34
      +1

      It's 7% off eB variable gift cards with a Macquarie free bank account.

      • A female dog on 27/05/2025 - 19:54

        Thanks heaps for the tip. Do you know if you are able to setup an account online?

  • MagicMushroom on 27/05/2025 - 19:39
    +4

    Worked well with Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 deal https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/907406

  • satelly on 27/05/2025 - 20:31
    +1

    When I click on the link, there is a picture with the gift card and stores listed on the card. However there are several stores listed here but not on the gift card photo. Is the current listing correct eg. lululemon and puma listed above on the ultimate her card but is not on the gift card photo.

    • WookieMonster on 27/05/2025 - 21:12
      +8

      The source of truth for participating retailers is the Ultimate gift card website, not Giftz.com.au.1 This is outlined in the Ultimate gift card terms and conditions:

      1. The Card can only be used for purchases of goods and services, at participating merchants in Australia (which excludes cash and cash equivalent transactions at ATMs over the counter at Financial Institutions and merchants and merchant groups who elect not to accept prepaid gift cards). You acknowledge and agree that participating merchants may change from time to time for reasons beyond our control or where required by law. For a full and updated list of participating merchants please visit our website ultimategiftcards.com.au.

      If you go to the Ultimate Her gift card webpage on ultimategiftcards.com.au, it will show the lululemon and Puma logos (as well as how lululemon and Puma accept them).

      Conversely, the image Giftz.com.au uses for the Ultimate Eats gift card has the Mad Mex logo on there, but if you go to the Ultimate Eats gift card webpage on ultimategiftcards.com.au, it does not show the Mad Mex logo. Additionally, if you go to the Help & FAQ page on the same website, the first FAQ says that Mad Mex no longer participates in the Ultimate gift card scheme.2

      1. The participating retailers listed in the deal description are sourced directly from ultimategiftcards.com.au, and I last checked that website a couple of hours ago. ↩

      2. I have already contacted Blackhawk Network - the Ultimate gift card scheme owner and the operator of Giftz.com.au - to get them to update that image, because it is admittedly misleading to still have the Mad Mex logo on there… ↩

      • satelly on 27/05/2025 - 21:23
        +4

        Thanks WookieMonster. Your help in all these gift card threads is much appreciated.

  • burningrage on 27/05/2025 - 22:03

    Done. Thanks OP!

  • TheWiz on 28/05/2025 - 01:54
    +2

    FYI, just found out that CommBank Credit Cards treat purchases through giftz.com.au as a cash advance so don't use that as a payment method if you have one. Would have been nice to know before I purchased but I'll know for future. I use plenty of other platforms for gift cards and none do a cash advance. At least it's a 10% discount so I won't lose out too much with the cash advance fees/interest seeing I paid it back straight away.

    • Moo Deng on 28/05/2025 - 08:34

      How do you know it treats it like that?

      • TheWiz on 28/05/2025 - 17:50

        There's no way to tell until you make the purchase I think. I've bought gift cards through plenty of other places and it's never been a cash advance, CommBank were less than helpful through their chat which I don't usually find. You can block cash advances through ATMs via the card settings in the app, however there is no way to block cash advances for purchases which I find to be ridiculous.

        If it had blocked the transaction as a cash advance, then I would have known and not gone ahead with the purchase. From what I gather from the CommBank agent if the merchant checks the transaction with the bank before processing then I think you might get a warning that it's a cash advance, if they don't, which obviously happened in this case, you just get charged and you can't do anything about it as it's a gift card purchase so you can't cancel the order.

        They said if you transfer the amount onto your card then that should stop you being charged the interest on it but I'll have to wait and see once the transaction clears and the fees and interest are charged for it. It's $4.00 or 3% which no doubt they charge the higher amount for the fee then whatever the exorbitant interest rate is.

        From what I gather the Essentials and Neo cards don't actually allow a cash advance so you can't get stung. It should be an option on all credit cards to block them in my opinion.

  • AkuroPlays on 28/05/2025 - 03:17

    I enjoy churning these cards all day long.

  • Schrodinger on 28/05/2025 - 11:43

    Nothing redeemable at The Good Guys?

  • qazadex on 28/05/2025 - 13:49

    You can't use these if the gift card doesn't cover the entire item online, apparently - what a poorly designed system.

    • WookieMonster on 28/05/2025 - 14:20
      +1

      That is unfortunately one of the shortcomings of running a gift card scheme on the Visa network.

      Depending on the merchant, you may be able to get around this limitation by:

    • TheWiz on 28/05/2025 - 17:58

      As WookieMonster points out, the best way is to redeem the cards for store gift cards and use those as there is generally a high or no limit to using gift cards but if you use it as a normal credit/debit card transaction then you can only use 1. If you have to buy something that's $450 for example and you have 5 x $100 gift cards then redeem 4 of them for $100 gift cards for the specific merchant and then with the last one either redeem it for a $50 gift card or just use it as a normal credit card payment to pay the remaining amount.

      The annoying thing I'm finding with the cards is when you use it for multiple purchases and then you get down to like $0.20 or $1.74 left on the cards which you can only really use in store somewhere that accepts the cards and are willing to split your payment into small amounts so you can use up the cards. A lot of the gift card exchanges are in whole amounts too like $25, $50, $100 etc. so sometimes you may need to pay a small amount with your normal card otherwise you end up with a merchant gift card for a small amount. The savings are worth it at the end of the day though.

  • paulbrown073 on 28/05/2025 - 15:28

    For those thinking (like me) that this looked like a dodgy website I then saw their “about us”!

    “giftz.com.au is the official website for popular gift card destinations operated by Blackhawk Network Holdings, Inc. the world’s leading gift card company.”

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