That’s right, it’s almost time for Black Friday to roll around again. This year, forget facing the long, bleak lines at department stores. Instead, you can bring a truckload of new apps to your Mac with the click of a button, including award-winning Mac app–PDF Expert 2.2.
Coming across a discounted suite of curated utility Mac apps don’t happen often. The Black Friday Mac Bundle is enticing in that it features app you will use on a daily basis both at home and in the office. The entire bundle is valued at $492.86, but for all Cult of Mac reader can score all eight apps for $33.15 with the use of special coupon code “GIFTSHOP15.”
- PDF Expert 2.2 ($59.99 Value): Awarded the Apple Editors’ Choice Mac app, easily edit text, images, links, and outlines of PDFs
- Roxio Toast 16 Titanium ($99.99 Value): This highly rated digital media app allows you to screen capture, burn, and edit videos
- Default Folder X 5 ($34.95 Value): Preview, access, and delete all your files instantly
- WALTR 2 ($39.95 Value): Wirelessly transfer music, videos, and PDFs to your iOS without iTunes
- Flux 7 ($99 Value): Quickly build websites with this WYSIWYG tool
- Stylizer 7 ($79 Value): Edit and style websites seamlessly in realtime
- Art Text 3 ($29.99 Value): Create eye-popping logos and text with this design software
- MacReviver ($49.99 Value): Free up your Mac’s memory and optimize performance
Buy now: Get the Black Friday Mac Bundle for $33.15 with code “GIFTSHOP15.” That’s 92 percent off the usual price.
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5 responses to “Jump on this Black Friday deal for a massive bundle of Mac apps feat. PDF Expert [Deals]”
There was nowhere to insert the given discount code at checkout; the linked web site showed $39 for the bundle instead of $33.15; and the linked web site charged me double – $78 instead of the $39 it showed or the $33.15 shown here. The only reason I clicked “finish your order” was to see if there was a place to insert the discount code, and there wasn’t.
It’s some kind of bait and switch – don’t do it.
I saw a title blue link that says ‘Promo Code?’ within the Order Summary box (right side). After I entered the Promo Code, it showed as 33.15.
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Thanks. I didn’t see the big red arrow or the barely visible light blue, smaller type text, they charged me double the non-sale price, and frankly their website was a visual mess. I got my money back from Visa.
I saw a link that says Promo Code within the Order