Want an easy way to make some money for your holiday shopping AND clear out old, unused stuff to make room for all those new gifts you’ll get? GameStop can help put some extra cash in your pocket and take those unwanted electronics off your hands.
Just bring in your iPods, iPhones, and iPads to your local GameStop and a store associate will tell you the value of your trade items and give you cash or store credit on the spot. It’s easy – no packing, no shipping, no hassle!
Current Trade Values are:
· iPod Nano – Up to $70
· iPod – Up to $150
· iPhone – Up to $180
· iPad – Up to $300
Trading iPods, iPhones and iPads at GameStop is the best way to put more “Jingle in Your Pocket” this holiday season. To learn more, visit: http://gamestop.com/itrades and to find a GameStop near you, visit: http://www.gamestop.com/StoreLocator.aspx
Some other ways to save some cash and/or put a little extra jingle in your pocket this season are:
- Make gifts from the heart
- Offer gift-wrapping services for friends and charge a fee
- Offer babysitting for friends so they can shop or attend parties without kids
- Start buying gifts early or throughout the year to spread out the expense
What is YOUR best tip for putting more “Jingle in Your Pocket” this holiday season?
Tell us your tip in the comments below to enter for a chance to win a $50 GameStop gift card. ONE lucky MomRN reader will win a $50 GameStop gift card courtesy of GameStop. This giveaway is open to U.S. residents over the age of 18 only. Be sure to include an email address or way to contact you if you win. Entry deadline is 11:59pm Central Time on December 21st. Winner will be selected at random from all eligible entries.
GameStop is also offering a $1,000 GameStop gift card grand prize giveaway! To enter, visit MomSpark.net at http://momspark.net/gamestop-jingle-in-your-pocket-program-and-1000-giveaway/ and share a photo of yourself trading your iPod, iPhone and/or iPad at GameStop in the comments of her post. See more details on MomSpark. Good luck!
WINNER UPDATE:
Thanks to everyone who entered and for your great tips to save money and put some jingle in your pocket during the holidays!
Out of 20 eligible entries, a winner has been chosen using Random.org and the winner is:
#9 Mike Hoang
Congratulations, Mike! I’ll be contacting you soon!
Thanks again, Everyone, and don’t forget to enter the MomSpark giveaway for a $1000 GameStop gift card!
Merry Christmas, Happy Hannukah, and Happy Holidays!
Disclosure: This promotional sponsored post was made possible by Mom Spark Media. Thoughts are my own. I was compensated for my time investment and work on this campaign. Thanks to GameStop for providing me with a gift card to giveaway. All prizing for MSM giveaways is handled by a third party unless otherwise noted. For this reason prize fulfillment can take up to 90 days after the winners information is received.
As for restaurants & eating out, I look online for coupons before I head out to eat. I also take advantage of “kids eat free” days.
My tip is to shop through ebates.
I love shopping with cashback sites online! Thanks for the chance to win!
gina.m.maddox (at) gmail (dot) com
Price compare with google shopping.. check online coupon codes at dealigg and retailmenot.. check the mom blogs for the recent store deals, and enter giveaways when the gift cards from surveys won’t cover everything
My best tip for putting more jingle in my pocket is using the internet. I use sites like swagbucks for gift cards and win blog contests. I don’t get rich but it does help!
I buy used games or consoles to save money!
littleassemblyrequired at gmail dot com
I shop with coupons & do a lot of comparison shopping (mostly online or through weekly ads) to save money & add a little jingle to my pocket!!! Thanks fo rthe chance to win!!!!
I have discovered ebates.com. I don’t have much to spend in the first place, but what little I have managed to buy, I am earning cash back (even if only a few cents at a time) by going through ebates. In fact, if I get people to sign up through a link and spend $25, I earn $5! Pretty cool.
Give meaningful *cough*cheap*cough* gifts like photos, crafts with sentimental notes, etc
Try to look for gifts on craigslist
groupon.com has had a lot of good deals lately. Not just restaurants and stuff.
My tip is to watch for sales and use coupons to save more.
Shop the sale papers and use coupons.
I also found a new sight on line called e-bates they give rebates on purchases you make would normally make when you shop on line.
jerseygirl137(at)yahoo(dot)com
Look at all the ads for sale prices on products you want and clip those coupons! Make sure to sign up for online offers from your favorite stores, they always send great coupons to print out to use in store. Thanks so much for hosting this wonderful giveaway!
furygirl3132[at]comcast[dot]net
I do most of my shopping online. Saves time, money and gas to have the items delivered right to my front door!
Shop early and plan ahead to save time and money
I participate in online websites that pay in giftcards and I save those up and either give them as gifts or I purchase gifts with them. All those cards add up at the end of the year!
if your kids like video games, try and establish a trading club, where the games rotate from kid to kid every week or so, so that they can play without having to each buy every game.
Since my iPod is a basic one from several years ago and I LOVE it, I’m not about to trade it in. We don’t have other small electronic gadgets and our Wii is only a year old and a gift from extended family. Money is very tight in our house as we try to survive on one income, which BARELY pays the bills we have. Extra spending for gifts just isn’t in the budget. However, a little over a year ago I was introduced to swagbucks. Skeptical at first, I kept reading how others were cashing in their “Swag Bucks” points for gift cards to Amazon.com. I finally signed up and, in the course of a year, I earned about $350 in gift cards to Amazon.com. That is how I put “Jingle in our pockets” this year. We spent those gift cards on Christmas gifts for the kids. Without it, they wouldn’t have had much at all under the tree. http://www.swagbucks.com/refer/mychildsview
I use a lot of reward sites like mypoints, swagbucks, jingit, Superpoints, etc and earn gift cards all year round. I save them up and use them for birthday gifts and holiday gifts. Every little bit adds up!
Great idea, I could take them my old movies!