Membership Benefit
Veterans Advantage Honors Online Discount Partners Who Ship to APO and FPO Addresses
Great news for Active Duty Military and their families!
As part of our commitment to extend online discounts to those who serve and their families every day, we at Veterans Advantage honor the following discount partnerships where Veterans Advantage Card members also get their discounted merchandise shipped to APO and FPO Zip Codes:
- Champs Sports: 20% online discounts
- Cheryl's & Co Gourmet Cookies: 15% discounts, plus free APO/FPO shipping
- Dell desktops and laptops: 10 - 30% online discounts
- Eastbay: 20% online discounts
- Eastern Mountain Sports: 10% online discounts
- Footaction USA: 20% online discounts
- Foot Locker, Lady Foot Locker & Kids Foot Locker: 20% online discounts
- General Nutrition Centers (GNC): 15% online discounts
- HBO: 20% online discounts
- History Channel: 20% online discounts
- NASCAR Superstore: 15% online discount
- Orvis: 10% online discounts
- Sears: $35 off on your next $300 purchase online
- Target: 10% online discounts
Shopping Tips:
- Your APO/FPO shipping option is usually found in the "State" option choice during online checkout.
- Each partner has its own shipping rate policies, so please be sure to observe your complete order at checkout.
- Veterans Advantage Card members need to check Members Only for instructions on getting their discount applied before using any of these Web Sites.
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