Gift Cards

[Anonymous 7]

This might seem like a no-brainer to some but I recently learned about it.

Occasionally I get a Visa/MC gift card.
Two things will happen.

1. I use the card and end up with a very small balance that is only useful to buy bubble gum or something else very cheap.

2. The gift card sits on my desk b/c I keep forgetting to grab it when I go to the store.

If you shop @ Amazon you can take the gift card and transfer the balance to your Amazon account. When you make your next purchase Amazon will deduct the amount from your total.

I’m sure Amazon is not the only online retailer to do this.
I have not looked into it but I bet you can transfer the balance to your every day Credit Card.

Anyway there is a way to redeem small balances on gift cards. Wish I had thought of this years ago.

[Jan SobieskiParticipant 28791]

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[Anonymous 42]

Anonymous wrote:

I’m sure Amazon is not the only online retailer to do this.

Thanks Grue! Amazon is something I’ve been unwilling to market to, but now this is the final straw of excellence for me to create a vendors account and pay the ransom!

I’ve learned to go with things that take care of the customer! Exactly why I got rid of television! The arrogance of TV is exceedingly outrageous!

Amazon= good.

TV= bad.

[Anonymous 7]

Anonymous wrote:

Thanks Grue! Amazon is something I’ve been unwilling to market to, but now this is the final straw of excellence for me to create a vendors account and pay the ransom!

Uh, thx. I think.

[SolidParticipant 7520]

Gift cards are really good, there is a lot of ways to turn that into money again without the need to spend it on s~~~ !

Brothers, just look out where you buy those cards, is very common people who steal credit card data online to buy those cards and resell them to wash the money.

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