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UPDATED: March 23, 2018
Planning a little or huge getaway? Have you considered staying at an AirBNB? If you are, you might as well save a little with your booking.
Ebay is selling $100 AirBNB digital gift cards for $90. Click here for the link.
You can get up 5 AirBNB gift cards for $500 and only pay $450. Make sure you use your points-earning credit card for this purchase. Once you get up to 5 AirBNB gift cards, you can load those cards to your AirBNB account for your use.
If you happen to have more than one Ebay account, you can take advantage of this deal and combine it with your other gift card purchases.
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Any clue why eBay won’t allow me to pay with a credit or debit card. My only option is PayPal but of course I want to use a points card
I get that too with my Ebay account so I just pay with my points-earning card that’s linked with Ebay. You still get the points. I imagine it might be a security issue, although I can’t confirm that. Maybe someone else can chime in if they’ve had other experience in paying Ebay directly with a credit card vs. Paypal.
Lame post. Why not just say 10% off. Of course buying 5 $100 cards will score you $50. Let’s test you….10 cards will score you $100, cards and 100 cards at $100 will score you a saving of $1,000. Duh!