I have a Target gift card. Will they let me turn it in for cash?
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Nope. Gift cards now are made so they are used to the last cent. A store will not give you the remaining balance even if it is five cents. But seriously, how can you not find something to buy at Target. It is the best store ever. Esp if you find a super target.
There are some websites online though that will either buy or let you trade in the gift card for another store's gift card. One website is www.cardavenue.com. I have never personally used it but it may be worth looking into if you want a gift card from another store.
No, it is only good for Target merchandise.
No. You should read the terms that came with the gift card. For Target gift cards, you can only use it to buy something.
No they wont
Nope! You can only use it to buy stuff.
You might think you could buy something then return it, as a way to get around this, but you cannot. Target's computerized receipts store your payment method within the bar code, and you will be given Target "scrip" if you return the product ("scrip" is like a gift card, you can only exchange it for Target merchandise, not cash).
This is typical for most gift cards.
If you want cash, you might consider selling it at a discount to someone -- like 80 cents on the dollar or something like that. You'd need to offer a discount to encourage someone to buy your card.
no store credit only
Nope.
nope
DUHHHHHH.. NOOO
No- they already have your money and they want more!
No they won't.the best thing to do is just use the $$ to buy groceries--everyone needs those.
Likley not but you can buy something of little value and hope the store will give you change (in cash).
i think they will give you cash when its less than $1.00 but thats it.
no cash back! don't hold on to it too long cause it will lose some of it's value.
No, but you can sell it on Ebay for about 80% of it's value.
most likely no, you will have to buy something in the store
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