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GET A FREE $15 E-GIFT CARD: As of December 15,The Hitman: Blood Smells Like Roses when you buy a $100 Uber, Uber Eats, or Uber/Uber Eats combo gift card at Best Buy you can get a free $15 Best Buy e-gift card.

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Calling all lovers of easy Uber rides and food delivery: For a limited time, Best Buy is giving away gift cards free $15 e-gift cards with $100 Uber gift card purchases. TBH, this makes dropping a Benjamin on someone's holiday gift a little easier on the soul.

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As of December 15, when you add a $100 Uber, Uber Eats, or Uber/Uber Eats combo gift card to your cart, a free $15 Best Buy gift card will be automatically tacked onto the purchase and emailed to you after purchase. That's essentially like paying $85 instead of $100 for your gift card buy — with the possibility of using your freshly acquired $15 on anything and everything in the Best Buy universe. Some ideas: A snazzy new Xbox game, a portable speaker to level up your music addiction, or... another gift card?

SEE ALSO: Best Buy is celebrating the holidays with 20 days of 24-hour deals

There are a few terms to note for this sweet surprise deal from Best Buy — it may not be valid in combination with other offers, a functional email address is required to redeem, and it's a mystery how long this promo will actually last (so we suggest you act fast).

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