Apple Pay Promo Offers Mother's Day Deals

[MacRumors]

With Mother's Day approaching on Sunday, May 8, Apple today shared a series of Apple Pay promotions that are aimed at providing savings on gifts for mothers. Discounts are outlined below.

• 1-800 Flowers - $15 off when spending $39.99 or more with the promo code APPLEPAY.
• Apoktheke - 20 percent off fragrances, body care, and more with promo code APPLEPAY.
• Zazzle - 25 percent off personalized gifts, decor, and more with promo code APPLEPAY2022.

Apple Pay must be used for all of the purchases to get the discount, and the offers are valid through May 8, 2022 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. The discounts cannot be combined with other promotions.

In addition to providing Apple Pay discounts, Apple has also put together a Mother's Day gift guide with Apple product suggestions for mothers such as iPads, iPhones, and the Apple Watch.

Article Link: Apple Pay Promo Offers Mother's Day Deals

 

[Doctor Q]

Zazzle is always offering substantial discounts deals, because they charge enough in the first place to support the discounts.

Zazzle has plenty of fun personalizable products, but don't buy anything unless you get on their mailing list and use the discount codes that they regularly share.

I'm a Zazzle customer and have no affiliation with the company.

 

[SaxPlayer]

Mothering Sunday was on the 27 March. 😁

 

[44267547]

Zazzle has plenty of fun personalizable products, but don't buy anything unless you get on their mailing list and use the discount codes that they regularly share.

Why would I want to be spammed with more marketing, where they possibly will sell your information, and all for a… discount code?

Many times, even reputable companies, they want you to provide your information, so they send you discounts, promotionals, etc., only to third-party sell your information, spam your email, and/or all the above. To me, it’s an exhausted business model that companies use, and consumers need to learn/understand that you’re not really saving ‘a whole lot’, which probably doesn’t include shipping, or sales tax either. So in the end, how much money are you really saving just to volunteer your information. These are the types of tactics that consumers need to think about, even though I’m not saying Zazzle isn’t a ‘good’ company.

I’m all in support in using online services for gift sending, but it’s equally just as important for the consumer to do research too.

 

[BaggieBoy]

Mothering Sunday was on the 27 March. 😁

In some places.

 

[Doctor Q]

Why would I want to be spammed with more marketing, where they possibly will sell your information, and all for a… discount code?

You can use a separate email address for that purpose. They won't have any other personal information, unless of course you order something.