Matzav Deals: Contractors Can Save 10% on Home Depot and Lowe’s Purchases

Here’s a new way contractors can reduce their costs and perhaps even end up charging their customers less.  CardCash.com, the largest online secondary gift card marketplace, is selling Home Depot Gift Cards and Lowes Gift Cards at a steep discount. The gift cards can be used to pay at the register like with any other form of payment. They can be combined with any other coupons you have or with a contractor discount to save you even more.

Here is how it works:

CardCash.com is selling Home Depot Gift Cards and Lowes Gift Cards at a 7% discount. For bulk orders over $1,000 and paid by ACH Electronic Check, customers can save an additional 3% on their purchase.  The customer would have to enter the following coupon code, “bulksave3” at the checkout screen to take advantage of the additional 3% discount. Once you receive the gift cards in the mail, you can just use them to pay at the register or the Home Depot self checkout.

Many contractors are already utilizing this to save a lot of money. Additionally, this can save a lot of money for anyone who is remodeling their kitchen, buying appliances, etc.  The savings add up.

Contractors who intend to purchase large volumes on a recurring basis can get a dedicated account manager. For more information, can contact the CardCash Bulk Sales department at 800-227-4214 ext. 536.

CardCash.com is largest online secondary gift card marketplace, enabling users to sell their unwanted gift cards. CardCash then resells the cards to other consumers looking to shop at those retailers at a discount. CardCash offers gift cards to hundreds of national retailers at a discount. Fox News recently referred to them as “the StubHub for gift cards.”

CardCash.com was ranked by Forbes as one of America’s 100 Most Promising Companies for 2013 and is backed by venture funding from  Guggenheim Partners, a global financial service firm with over $190 billion in assets, including  the LA Dodgers, Dick Clark Productions, and the Hollywood Reporter.

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