Stater Bros, Get $10 Off Grocery Discount When You Buy $10 in Gift Cards
Stater Bros. Markets is a supermarket discount chain with 171 stores located throughout Southern California. They have a gift card deal that could get you discounts of 20% on select gift card brands, in the form of grocery savings.
Offer
Purchase $50 or more in participating gift cards and $10+ in groceries and get $10 off instantly. Here’s the eligible cards:
- Bed Bath & Beyond
- Domino’s
- Spafinder
- Ulta
- Gap
- Regal
- Wayfair
Offer Terms
- Limit 1 per day
- Excludes tobacco, alcoholic beverages, fluid milk products, lottery tickets, postage stamps, sales tax, CRV, money orders and gift cards.
- Offer valid 4/29 through 5/12/20
- Find ad here
Guru’s Wrap-Up
This deal is limited to Southern California only. Make sure you use one of the cards that earns you the most rewards at supermarkets or Chase Freedom this quarter.
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