I signed up for this offer last night and this morning I see I have five dollars pending cash back on Rakuten. Evidently this $4.99 offer qualified me for the Disney+ Hulu bundle basic which pays five dollars, so my first month will be free, even if I don’t continue it later on. I’ll wait until the charge posts on my American Express blue every day card and then wait a few more days to see if the five dollar credit gets posted by American Express or not. If it does this deal could wind up being a year of free Disney+ and Hulu and a five dollar MM…
MrVietnam
@MrVietnam
Posts made by MrVietnam
-
RE: Disney+/Hulu combo - $4.99/month for 12 months - Offer ends 12/1posted in Hot Deals
-
RE: Chipotle - BOGO Entrees - TODAY ONLY 11/26 - In-store only, 4 PM - closeposted in Hot Deals
From Google AI:
single Chipotle meal like a burrito or bowl typically costs between $11 and $14, but prices vary significantly based on location, menu item, and add-ons like guacamole or queso. For example, a chicken burrito or bowl might be around $13.45, while a kid’s meal costs closer to $6.50-$7.75.
-
RE: Chipotle - BOGO Entrees - TODAY ONLY 11/26 - In-store only, 4 PM - closeposted in Hot Deals
How much does a Chipotle burrito cost these days?
-
RE: Disney+/Hulu combo - $4.99/month for 12 months - Offer ends 12/1posted in Hot Deals
@my4mainecoons said in Disney+/Hulu combo - $4.99/month for 12 months - Offer ends 12/1:
@mrvietnam it says up to $7 per month not that you’ll get $7. I presume the person who buys a big package or multiple single subscriptions will get $7. I wonder if the Disney+, Hulu, ESPN Unlimited, NFL Premium package which is $48.99/mo. would even qualify for the $7/mo. because 6% of that is only $3.
The Blue Cash Preferred card specifically says that one earns 6% back. That’s the same % back as for groceries. The Blue Cash Everyday earns 3% back on groceries so that’s why I suspect one would earn 3% back for Disney+.
I missed the part when it said up to $7. So I will try it for a month and if I don’t get the $4.99 credit I will just cancel. It would be pretty sweet if it works and I get the Black Friday deal free for a year.
I just enrolled in the Am Ex offer and I got an e-mail that says I am enrolled, but since it says it could take up to 24 hours to activate my enrollment. I will just give it another day before signing up for the Black Friday offer just to make sure.
-
RE: TODAY ONLY! 100% back on all Batteries at link, up to $40. online or instore STAPLES (must activate offer)posted in Expired Deals
If I didn’t have a small moving box of assorted batteries already sitting in my garage, I would be all over this deal.
-
RE: Disney+/Hulu combo - $4.99/month for 12 months - Offer ends 12/1posted in Hot Deals
@my4mainecoons said in Disney+/Hulu combo - $4.99/month for 12 months - Offer ends 12/1:
Amex Blue Cash Preferred gives 6% back on streaming services. So 30¢/month.
Amex Blue Cash says this “Benefit Details. Now, with the enhanced $84 Disney Streaming Credit, you can earn up to $7 back per month as a statement credit when you use your enrolled Blue Cash Everyday® Card to purchase a subscription, or bundle subscription, on DisneyPlus.com, Hulu.com, or Plus.espn.com U.S. websites, now with no minimum purchase requirement. Subscription is subject to auto-renewal.”
My guess is that one would get 3% back with Amex Blue Cash, 15¢/month.
Why would one not receive $7 back per month as a statement credit on the bundle as is advertised? I wasn’t planning on signing up, but I think I will sign up and use my Am Ex Blue cash card as payment for the $4.99 and see if it turns out to be a $2.01 MM each month for a year. If after the first month I don’t get my $7 credit back from Am Ex I will just cancel. No big loss.
How It Works:
To receive the statement credit, the Basic Card Member must both: (i) enroll with American Express; and (ii) make a purchase eligible for the Disney Streaming Credit using a Card on their enrolled Card Account.
To enroll in the benefit with American Express, select “Enroll Now” below. Please note, it may take up to 24 hours for enrollment to take effect on your Card.
Make a purchase of a streaming subscription or a bundle subscription on DisneyPlus.com, Hulu.com, or Plus.espn.com U.S. websites using your enrolled Card, or log into your existing Disney bundle account and enter your enrolled Card as the payment method for one of these streaming subscriptions. Subscription is subject to auto-renewal.
After this purchase is charged to your enrolled Card, you’ll typically receive up to a $7 statement credit in a few days, but it can take up to 6-8 weeks.
-
RE: CVS: Begins Nov 27, one year Extracare+ membership, 50% off, $24/year, includes free delivery, $10 monthly bonus and more $24 $48 50% offposted in Hot Deals
Capital One Offers has 10% off in store at CVS bringing this to $21.60 presumably.
-
CVS: Begins Nov 27, one year Extracare+ membership, 50% off, $24/year, includes free delivery, $10 monthly bonus and more $24 $48 50% offposted in Hot Deals
Begins Nov 27, one year CVS Extracare+ membership, 50% off, $24/year, includes free delivery, $10 monthly bonus and more
$24
$48
50% offDEAL MAY BE AVAILABLE IN STORE ONLY.
Includes:
$10 monthly reward, do $120 of ExtraBucks for only $24
FREE same-day delivery from local CVS®
FREE 1-to 2-day shipping
FREE same-day RX delivery
20% off CVS Health® brand
24/7 Pharmacist Helpline
https://www.cvs.com/extracare/plus/join -
RE: Disney+/Hulu combo - $4.99/month for 12 months - Offer ends 12/1posted in Hot Deals
I don’t remember exactly but I’m pretty sure last year’s deal was $2.99 for both. Looks like they increased the price two dollars a month this year.
-
RE: Office Depot live 11/23 Sunday FREE AFTER REWARDS 16 or 20 ct AAA or AA Duracell Alkaline Batteries LIMIT 2 totalposted in Hot Deals
I’m not sure what ad you’re looking at, but I’m looking at the black Friday ad on their website and at the bottom of the ad. It says that in store deals are valid November 28 through November 29, 2025, and the paper towels and toilet paper deal from Scott says it’s valid through December 27, 2025, but according to the ad evidently it doesn’t start until Black Friday. It’s not that much of a deal so nothing to get terribly excited about either way…