PayPal on eBay Currently Offering $100 iTunes Cards for $85
Sales on App Store and iTunes gift cards are becoming increasingly frequent as Christmas nears, with the latest 15 percent off discount coming from PayPal's Digital Gifts eBay storefront. Like previous sales -- the last one from Amazon happened yesterday -- PayPal is offering the $100 iTunes card for $85, delivered to you via email and valid only on United States App Store purchases.
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PayPal will email you the code for your iTunes card within a few hours of purchase, and you can also enter a friend or family member's email address to send as a holiday present this season. If you prefer shopping at Amazon, the retailer's digital iTunes card sale from yesterday is still running, offering the same $100 card for $85 if you enter the promo code ITUNES15 during checkout.
For other sales and discounts happening in the last few days before Christmas, make sure to head to our Deals Roundup.
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