Eversave has an interesting offer today,$26 for both a $25 Target gift card and a $50 Restaurant.com gift card. They are advertising this would make for a “fun girls’ day out complete with shopping and dining”. You’ll receive physical gift cards in the mail - perfect for stocking stuffers and gift giving. I have not ever used a Restaurant.com gift card before. I assume it counts toward the price of each certificate and not the total worth of the certificate. So this $50 could go along way considering that sometimes you can get $25 certificates for only $1-2 out of pocket.
Fine Print:
May buy up to 3 Saves
Valid for a $25 Target gift card and a $50 Restaurant.com gift card
Redeem your gift cards at www.digitaldoorstep.com/experiences/ within 60 days of purchase on Eversave
Please allow 7-10 days for gift card delivery
All gift card sales final
Save Rewards can be earned but not used with today’s Save
Code available immediately after purchase on Eversave
Promotional value expires on Dec 20, 2011.*
*Lots of confusion on this piece of fine print on the Eversave page. From what I understand (confirmed via Facebook), what this means is that you will have to “redeem” your Eversave offer with another party Digital Doorstep by Dec 20. Digital Doorstep is then the one who will send the gift cards to you. This does not mean that the gift cards expire on Dec 20. No expiration on the gift cards.
Also, don’t forget that we have a great giveaway going on right now with Eversave- $25 in credits! Check it out today, ends tomorrow!







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1 comment
julia says:
November 2, 2025 at 10:29 am (UTC -5 )
usually a restaurant.com gift card is for face value, so you will get a $50 gc to redeem for $50 worth of certificates for restaurants. not for $50 to use at the .com website.
Also, at least with all the GC for restaurants around me, $50 isn’t $50 to use at a restaurant, but $50 worth of food IF you spend x amount more, and often a few other provisos..
Since you can often get restaurant.com GCs for a dollar or two, this isn’t that great of a deal.