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Who Wants 10% Off Purchases on Walmart’s Website?

Mark Ostermann
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Coupon for 10% off of Walmart's Website

Coupon for 10% off of Walmart’s Website

While visiting my favorite local Walmart I was at the service desk area, for obvious reasons, I noticed some coupons on the counter.  There was a small stack of 10% off coupons for Walmart’s website.  Each coupon had a different code on the back so this is not a blanket/mass code.

UPDATE: Even though it is not on the coupon’s terms it is only allowing you to use one per account.  So if you grabbed a couple you will need to use some family or friend’s accounts to get multiple discounts.

Details of the Coupon

The terms on the back of each coupon are as follows:

  • 10% off a single purchase on Walmart.com
  • Limit of one coupon per transaction
  • Good until January 31, 2018
  • Does not work on gift cards (3rd party, Walmart, or Visa gift cards)
  • Does not work on 3rd party sellers

I did some tests and it worked on pretty much everything sold by Walmart.  I tried a Switch, video games, toys etc. and everything worked fine.  It didn’t matter if it was on sale or not.

Conclusion

This is a great deal if you are able to locate the coupon.  Make sure to check your local Walmart’s service desk area.

When you go to make the purchase be sure to go through a portal, like Ebates, use your Chase Freedom card for 5x UR this quarter, or go through Chase Pay for 10x UR if you haven’t maxed out that deal yet.  Triple Stack in the house!!!

 

Let us know if you are able to find any coupons at your store.  And let us know what you would use the coupon on if you do find one.

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Mark Ostermann
Mark Ostermann
Mark Ostermann is a father, husband and miles/points fanatic. He left the corporate world after starting a family in order to be a stay at home dad. Mark is constantly looking at ways to save money and stay within budget while also taking awesome vacations with his family. When he isn't caring for his family or taking a weekend trip, Mark is working towards his goal of visiting every Major League Baseball ballpark.

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15 COMMENTS

    • Why would you not get the 5x on Chase Freedom? The 10% off is independent of the source of payment. If the purchase is made with the Freedom card, then there should be no issue with the 5x.

      • The 5x is included with the 10x calculation…it is really only an extra 5x for using Chase pay. If you have already maxed out your 5x this qtr then you would earn 6x by using chase pay. 5x for Chase pay and 1x for the normal freedom pay out.

          • Sorry I misread your first post. That is the term for chase pay.

            Shiv was saying that you don’t get 10x for Chase pay plus 5X for the Freedom. It is 5x for the freedom and 5x for chase pay = 10x total.

            So yes you will get 5x for your freedom purchase with the coupon. But if you pay using Chase pay you will get another 5x UR on top of that.

  5. Hi. Are you still able to offload prepaid debit cards at Walmart? If so, is this via money orders? Thank you.

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