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Guitar Hero 5 Bundle for $80 w/ $40 Store Credit
Update: Deal ExpiredAmazon has the Guitar Hero 5 Bundle (game + guitar) for $78.99 shipped w/ $40 store credit. The sale is that all qualifying Band Hero, DJ Hero and Guitar Hero bundles get a $40 gift-card, but the Guitar Hero bundle is especially hot because you can take an additional $20 off the purchase price when you use the coupon code BUY80G20 when you checkout.
Follow these steps to get the bundle:
- Click Here
- Select one of the Guitar Hero 5 Guitar Bundle options (left is PS3, middle is Wii, right is Xbox 360)
- Hit Add to Cart
- Click Proceed to Checkout
- Select FREE Super Saver Shipping for Free Shipping
- Enter in coupon code BUY80G20 on the final screen before you place your order
- Total should be $78.99 after $20 promotional savings and there should be a yellow "Important Message" box on the final screen that states, "Congratulations. Your purchase has qualified you for a $40 Amazon.com promotional code. The promotion code will be applied directly to your Amazon.com account up to two (2) business days after your product ships."
Considering that the game itself (no guitar) retails for $59.99, this is quite the hot deal. The $20 off coupon, unfortunately, does not work with the Band Hero and the DJ Hero bundles.
The $20 off coupon is part of a Save $20 on an $80 purchase of select video-game titles. The $20 off $80 sale includes tons more of recent Xbox 360, Wii and PlayStation 3 titles!
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You must be logged in to post commentsI wish I'd looked at the terms before placing a 2nd order... The promotional message at checkout led me to believe I'd be alright. Just emailed 'em to see what to do (my order is already preparing for shipment--sometimes Amazon Prime is annoying to have.)
I wish I'd looked at the terms before placing a 2nd order... The promotional message at checkout led me to believe I'd be alright. Just emailed 'em to see what to do (my order is already preparing for shipment--sometimes Amazon Prime is annoying to have.)
