ID.me lists 15% off at the NBA Store for first responders, and the store has its own First Responder Discount page. That page’s offer text didn’t load for our read, so the 15% comes from ID.me’s listing rather than from the store’s wording.
ID.me’s NBA Store page links to NBA hats and jerseys, footwear, and kids’ and women’s gear, along with team shops from the Celtics to the Heat. If there’s a basketball fan under your roof, that’s your shelf. The store’s footer says NBASTORE.COM is operated by Fanatics Retail Group North, LLC.
How To Get The NBA Store First Responder Discount
- Open the NBA Store’s First Responder Discount page with the button below. Its footer carries a First Responder Discount link right beside a separate Military Discount link.
- Read what the page shows you in your own browser. In our read, the store’s offer text came up blank, so what it asks you to do isn’t something we can describe.
- ID.me’s NBA Store listing also carries the 15% off for First Responders line, so it’s the other place to see the offer.
- Add what you want to your cart on store.nba.com and apply any code you’re given.
- Read the cart total before you pay. The 15% is printed in the listing, but the store’s own text on it isn’t available to us.
The listing doesn’t say whether the store verifies you through ID.me or another service, and it doesn’t say whether family members are covered. Check both before you plan a gift order around it.
Using It On Holiday Orders
The NBA Store publishes store-wide promotion terms, written for every discount and not for this one. It’s not stated whether they govern the first responder offer, but they’re the only exclusions printed. They say discounts and promotions don’t apply to gift cards, so a gift card is out. They also list product that is already on sale, product of limited quantity, product tied to recent championships or other special events, auctions and product drops, trading cards and certain memorabilia, select jerseys, on-field headwear, die cast and certain collectibles, and certain premium brand product.
Those terms also say each offer has a duration that expires at the specified time. No date is printed for the first responder offer, and nothing we read mentions Black Friday or Cyber Monday sales or stacking with another code. That means checking at checkout whether the total moves, particularly for a jersey that’s already marked down.
Q&A
Q: How much is the NBA Store first responder discount?
A: ID.me’s NBA Store page says 15% off for First Responders.
Q: Does the NBA Store have its own page for it?
A: Yes. The store has a First Responder Discount page and a footer link to it. Its offer text didn’t load for our read.
Q: Does it work on sale items?
A: The store-wide terms exclude product that is already on sale. They don’t say whether they apply to this offer, so check your cart.
Q: Can I use it on a gift card?
A: No. The store-wide terms say discounts and promotions don’t apply to gift cards.
Q: Is it the same offer as Fanatics?
A: ID.me prints the same 15% off for First Responders line for Fanatics, and the NBA Store’s footer says Fanatics Retail Group North, LLC operates the site. See our Fanatics first responder discount page.
More Information:
ID.me or the NBA Store can change the offer, so read the listing again before you shop. For more team gear and outdoor savings, browse our sports and outdoors discounts.