Best Buy offers holiday season free shipping deal

Oct 26, 2015 | News | 0

Consumer electronics retailer Best Buy is offering free shipping on all online orders as a holiday season promotion. Ordinarily, Best Buy has a $35 minimum spend for the free shipping service.

The “free shipping on everything offer” started yesterday (Sunday, 25 October) and runs through to 2 January.

Best Buy has advised its online customers that “Select Marketplace items, some scheduled delivery items and items displaying “In Store Only” message are not available for free shipping”.

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