What $5 gift card is best for someone you barely know?
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Anonymous
| Starbucks? ITunes? Something else? (As a very small token thank-you) |
Anonymous
| Target. |
Anonymous
| iTunes. You can get 5 songs. If you buy Starbucks that's one or MAYYYYBE two drinks. |
Anonymous
| Starbucks. You can't buy very much at Target for just $5. |
Anonymous
NP but I've never bought a song off ITunes before. |
Anonymous
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Starbucks
I've never bought anything from iTunes. Too small amt for target |
Anonymous
There's no time like the present to start! 
I live in the city and don't have a car. I do a LOT of walking, and always bring my iPod, so I download songs onto it from iTunes. |
Anonymous
| Definitely Starbucks over iTunes. Even someone who doesn't drink coffee can get some other drink or a cookie or a yogurt and there are locations all over. Not everyone uses or could use iTunes. |
Anonymous
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Starbucks
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Anonymous
| Amazon. You add it to your account, and get five bucks off the next thing you buy. |
Anonymous
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screw Itunes. The DRM they put in the songs make it difficult to play on subsequent phones. I've spent hundreds of dollars on songs on itunes. Half the songs don't work due to DRM and due to when Itunes made you switch from a username with no email to one with.
Go with an amazon gift card. |
Anonymous
| Starbucks. It's a free cup of coffee. I got a $5 Starbucks card recently and was happy to get it even though I can certainly afford it anyway. |
Anonymous
I buy songs off Amazon instead. I like their Prime music for free too. |
Anonymous
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Starbucks 100%
I have close to $300 worth of itunes gift cards/credits sitting around that I can't do anything with because I don't use itunes, and the Apple store won't let me use them at the Apple toward other Apple products. So frustrating (and most were sent through email, so I can't really re-sell them.) |
Anonymous
| Starbucks or Dunkin' Donuts, if there's one near you. |