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Is there a way to change gift cards into cash?

i got so much gift cards from christmas and i know i wont be using them. But if i could turn them to cash it would be much better...cuz i kno id use that.

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  1. Sell them on Ebay.
  2. Not through the store they were purchased from. Try sellin them
  3. Sell them on ebay. You will get pretty close to the actual value depending on which retailer the card is for.
  4. It's not the best way, especially if you're doing a lot from one store. But for some of your smaller amount cards, if you buy something that will use it all, and then go back and return it with the receipt, a lot of times you'll get cash.
  5. That depends on the gift cards and the laws concerning giftcard usage where you live. If the gift cards are the "stored value card" type with a Visa or Mastercard logo on them, you'll likely get charged a hefty fee to redeem them for cash. Be sure to use those ones up quickly though as they usually also have monthly service charge fees if you don't. If they are just regular old-fassioned gift cards, typically, the merchant has the option (unless dictated by law where you live) to require you to use up the entire value of the card. It is up to them if they wish to refund to you the value on the gift cards. Usually, though, they will refuse to do so and they are also entitled to refuse to do so.
  6. Gift Cards Buy Back site, is the best place to trade for such cards. This service is perfect for your situation. The site address is http://www.giftcardbuyback.com/ Other sites: http://www.cardavenue.com/ CardAvenue charges sellers and traders 6.25% of the selling price of the card plus a one time $.50 cent closing fee. The closing fee is only charged when the card is sold or traded. If the card doesn't find a buyer, the seller doesn't pay. There are no fees charged to the buyer of a gift card. http://www.certificateswap.com/ Certificateswap has a directory of over 650 retailers and restaurants nationwide where buyers can search for available gift cards and sellers can list their unwanted gift cards. CertificateSwap collects the money from the buyer and charges the seller a 7.5% processing fee based on the certificate's sale price (not its face-value), plus 75 cents for shipping/handling reimbursement.
  7. sell it to someone for cash
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