Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Directly from Amazon.
+1
I’ve had it happen.
If you purchase from a retail store, tape the receipt to the gift card. This gives the recipient some leverage if the card has been hacked.
I bought a high value gift card from WHOLE FOODS for Amazon, you know a subsidiary, and it was EMPTY. Even with a receipt I couldn’t get refunded, there was some discrepancy on the 40-digit codes that I missed when I compared them.
We only buy from Amazon website and ship to our door.
I wish we could go back to freaking cash…
mAnonymous wrote:Directly from Amazon.
Anonymous wrote:I've read about how there have been fraud issues with gift cards, and have actually even had this happen to me at a few places. (Once I gave someone a gift card and the money actually wasn't on there - luckily I had the receipt and we got it fixed!)
I normally just go to Walgreens, but wondering if it's 'safer' to buy from certain stores versus others.
Mostly looking for gift cards for Amazon and would prefer an actual card versus an e-card.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Directly from Amazon.
+1
I’ve had it happen.
If you purchase from a retail store, tape the receipt to the gift card. This gives the recipient some leverage if the card has been hacked.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Directly from Amazon.
+1
I’ve had it happen.
If you purchase from a retail store, tape the receipt to the gift card. This gives the recipient some leverage if the card has been hacked.
Anonymous wrote:Directly from Amazon.