Carnival gift cards at lowes

[singbluesilver1]

Was there today to buy light bulbs and just wanted to see if they were there and yes they were, any amount from 25-500 dollars.

[dioxide45]

Apparently depends on the store. I looked the other day when I was in our Lowes and they had them, but others have reported not finding them in their store.

[Jenner9]

Our Lowes in Manitowoc, WI has them as well.

[pbsteve]

Is there a sale on the at lowes?

[RaiderFaninNM]

Is there a sale on the at lowes?

 

Nope, just tell them the amount you like in the card......

[pbsteve]

Nope, just tell them the amount you like in the card......

 

Oh, ok.

[mikem5]

Chase Freedom runs once a quarter 5% cash back at lowes.

[casperbks]

The Lowes in Dubuque Iowa has NO gift cards !!!!!!!!!!!!!

:eek:

[mabones]

The only problem is that the gift cards are not discounted.

[cruiser0411]

I am not understanding. What is the advantage of buying the gift card, unless you are buying them for so.eone else that is cruising? ☺

[singbluesilver1]

So you can save up for your cruise slowly

[mabones]

Verizon Wireless & AARP Healthy Rewards have them for 10% off. You can buy a $100 Gift Card for $90 on those sites, when they are available.

[Schoifmom]

I am not understanding. What is the advantage of buying the gift card, unless you are buying them for so.eone else that is cruising? ☺

 

I buy them at Kroger ... I get the fuel points and my church gets a donation check from them (the Community Rewards Program) based on the amount that persons in the program have spent. Win/win.

[singbluesilver1]

If you have an extra 100 bucks I have to do it in 25 dollar increments

[Fourkids4us]

My kids converted their toys r us gift cards for carnival Sunday. Toys r us is so overpriced we rarely buy anything there. So they use the cards given by classmates to buy other retailer gift cards.

 

 

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[Sparky2]

Verizon Wireless & AARP Healthy Rewards have them for 10% off. You can buy a $100 Gift Card for $90 on those sites, when they are available.

 

I've scored twice on AARP. First time for 2-$100 and then for 1-$500. This will pay off our B2B cruises with a little left over. I plan on buying more after our next closing date on my CCL MC. Those will be applied to cover some excursions.

 

Every little 10% off helps.

Edited September 2, 2015 by Sparky2

[mikem5]

I buy them at Kroger ... I get the fuel points and my church gets a donation check from them (the Community Rewards Program) based on the amount that persons in the program have spent. Win/win.

 

 

Buy them at Kroger with the Wells Fargo 5% credit card, you get 5%, plus gas points, plus the church thing.

[dreweyj]

Oh, ok.

 

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[tncruisergurl]

We are booked on the Victory for Oct 26 and received an email this week. We are already booked in a balcony and they offered for us to get in a suite for ONLY $500ish more.......

[mzready2go]

Can I use these cards to pay for my liquor bill or photos at the end of the cruise?

[gtalum]

The only problem is that the gift cards are not discounted.

 

Some credit cards offer 5% cash back at home improvement stores.

[singbluesilver1]

Yes

[Georgia Peach 4]

I was thinking of buying one from Kroger to pay for excursions and maybe for any on-board expenses. Can I put down a small deposit as "cash account" and then upload the card amount from the kiosk?

[Green Boy]

I get mine at Kroger,

bought a 250.00 when they had 4x the gas points ... and that will be a big chunk off of my SS card...

[jasmine_cruise_yeah]

Does anyone know if you can add money to a gift card after purchasing one? I was thinking of using one for my s&s and getting the money out of my account. My bf and I will be sailing together and we have separate banking accounts. So I was hoping we would be able to put money on a gift card and ideally adding money to it as we get it.