Apple has launched exclusive holiday offers for users of Apple Pay in Canada, offering the following discounts from merchants if you pay using the company’s mobile wallet:
- Warby Parker – Three free pins featuring custom artwork
- Cole Haan – Extra 20% off with promo code APPLEPAY
- Sunglass Hut – 25% off select items with promo code APPLEPAY
- Puma – 20% off with promo code APPLEPAY
- BaubleBar – $15 off full priced items with promo code APPLEPAY
“Now through December 21, save more with exclusive online offers when you shop with Apple Pay. It’s simple and secure,” explained Apple in an email.
Apple reiterated, “with Apple Pay, you can safely check out online in seconds — no need to create accounts or fill out forms. And all your transactions are private and secure.”
If you’re a huge fan of the above brands, these offers might appeal to you, especially if you were about to buy something online from them anyways.
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