Hi I have $100 visa electronic gift card that is about to expire
Any ideas how i can turn it into something useful like a coles or woOlies gift card would be great.
Need to spend exactly $100
socheap on 06/06/2013 - 15:25
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just buy a gift card at coles or wooles, it's no different to a debit or credit card.
yeah it is a standard visa credit card number but it expires problem with buying a gift card is i can't find any free postage
so, you're in Perth. Are there no Woolworths or Coles there?
Really…
i don't have a real card it is just the number so i can't walk in & spend it
yes you still can..
tell the staff to enter the digit manually into their eftpos machine.
Spend a dollar, and asked for the rest in cashout.
No cashout with Credit
if it's a pre-loaded visa then it's a debit card, so arguably you can.
That's incorrect Morien.
However, some visa gift cards have a clause at the back that says "No Cashout"
And usually you can use those visa gift cards to buy normal gift cards as other people have suggested.Really? I tried doing cash out with a credit transaction and it just did the transaction, no cash out. Was told it wouldn't if I chose credit.
I have a visa gift card that's supposed to be like a credit card, you need to sign the docket - like a normal credit card.
You can buy an egift card from Bunnings with no fees if that would be useful for you.
No Cah out with Gift cards
OP it's not clear on the card type, but by adding "visa" in there one must assume it is a visa debit as opposed to a retail stores gift card.
Why don't you pay a bill or credit an account ( Phone, net, health funds) with it.
order me a vegetarian pizza online.
thanks.
what do you mean by electronic gift card?
does it have a 16 digit visa credit card number?