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There aren't many new electric sedan options for 2026, but some models have made a huge impact on the market. The best electric sedans of the year so far include affordable, powerful and practical ...
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Save $30: We’ve spotted the Google Pixel Buds 2A for $99 at Amazon, Google and Best Buy right now. They typically cost $129, so you’ll save $30 for a limited time. This represents a discount of 23%. Of note, Google’s Pixel 11 series smartphones are available to preorder starting today. We can expect deals on…
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AI glasses still sound futuristic. But once you stop viewing them as a novelty gadget and start using them as an alternative to your smartphone, their practicality comes into focus. Instead of stopping to translate a menu, fix a leaky faucet or consult your phone screen for map directions, Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses let you…
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Modern gaming laptops are impressive, but it can be a chore to figure out what features will matter most for you. For some, separate laptops for gaming and work can keep things clean. For others, a single souped-up machine will give you everything you need to enjoy even the most demanding AAA games.
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The viral $119 Target MacBook deal isnt real following it leads to a third-party rewards site, not Target.
The promised $750 gift card comes with major strings attached, including completing multiple partner offers, trials, and sign-ups.
Verify viral deals directly with the retailer and beware of fake comments, unfamiliar URLs, and phrases like up to or required offers.
I was recently scrolling through TikTok when an offer stopped me in my tracks: a MacBook Neo for just $119.99 at Target.
And at first glance, it looked absolutely legit. Maybe you saw the same TikTok and it brought you to this page when you researched its legitimacy.
The video appeared to be filmed inside a Target store, with red shopping carts, the electronics department, and a large promotional sign displaying Target's bullseye. The sign showed the MacBook's original $699 price slashed to $119.99 with a "Student Discount Applied." The TikTok added urgency, telling viewers to take advantage of the offer before August 28.
It was convincing enough that I decided to investigate.
That's when things got weird.
When I started to try and find the promotion, it didn't take me to Target.com or to a page where I could buy a $119 MacBook. Instead, I ended up at PerkDream.com, a third-party website prominently displaying Target's bullseye and advertising a "$750 TARGET GIFT CARD FOR YOUR FEEDBACK!"
And once I started reading the details, the offer looked very different.
The $750 isn't just for answering questions
The PerkDream page says, "Target is rewarding customers with a $750 gift card for sharing their shopping experience."
That certainly makes it sound like a consumer survey with a very generous reward.
But farther down the page, PerkDream explains that visitors need to enter their name and email and complete three to five "partner deals" to unlock the full reward.
The site says each deal must be completed "from start to completion," and its FAQ says some deals may require a sign-up or trial.
There's another phrase worth noticing. The final step doesn't simply say you'll receive $750. It says you can "claim up to $750" in a Target gift card.
That's a significant distinction.
After going down the rabbit hole and trying to claim enough offers to qualify for the $750 reward, I finally gave up. It quickly turned into a long chain of tasks, app sign-ups, and questions that never led to anything.
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Grand Theft Auto 6 is going to be the biggest game of the year, the decade, maybe even the century. Since it’s such a massive title, and will suck up all the oxygen when it comes out on Nov. 19, other publishers moved their games to August, September and October, making these three months the…
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