Nintendo Switch Gray or Neon - $249 ($239 w/ Star Card) + FS & No tax @ AAFES

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***This deal is for the military community***

AAFES (shopmyexchange.com) has the Nintendo Switch in stock for $299.00. Use promo code BNCEBACK21 for $50 off (or $60 off with Star Card) for a total of $249.00 ($239.00 w/ Star Card).
Promo code good through 17 - 21 November.

Gray Joy-Cons https://www.shopmyexchange.com/ni...rs/8339730

Neon Red/Blue Joy-Cons https://www.shopmyexchange.com/ni...rs/8339734

P.S. for military community. Promo code good on other products over $250.
Promo code also appears to be multi-use - able to add to cart after previous purchase with promo code (however, use at your own risk, one user commented AAFES may cancel orders if you use over limit).
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Nice, thanks. Wish AAFES was still available too (non-retired) vets like me, but fortunately I work with several retired vets that will hook me up, so I may jump on this.
 
T4rd said:
Nice, thanks. Wish AAFES was still available too (non-retired) vets like me, but fortunately I work with several retired vets that will hook me up, so I may jump on this.
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As far as I recall it is now. They opened up access to anyone who is a veteran now.
 
Mchart said:
As far as I recall it is now. They opened up access to anyone who is a veteran now.
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Isn't that online shopping only though? I've heard rumors about this, but haven't researched enough to know how it works.
 
T4rd said:
Nice, thanks. Wish AAFES was still available too (non-retired) vets like me, but fortunately I work with several retired vets that will hook me up, so I may jump on this.
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Just so you know, they just opened it up to everyone, retired, veterans, etc. Just create an AAFES and create an account. They literally just opened it up a week ago on the 11th.
 
FYI: If AAFES has the deal then so will walmart and several other large retailers.
 
Mchart said:
As far as I recall it is now. They opened up access to anyone who is a veteran now.
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The online site may have; I've never shopped there even when I was active duty. But I just realized that this seems like an online-only deal. I was hoping I could somehow use the same promo at my local PX, as I wasn't sure if they would price match their online store, as I think Wal-Mart does not and maybe some other stores. I'll go to my PX after work tomorrow though and see. I know my co-worker has got our PX to price-match either Best Buy or AAFES online store before on a TV her bought recently.
 
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