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How to Return a Gift Card

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Swap or cash out your unwanted gift card!

Do you have a gift card that you received to a store that you wish it was somewhere else? Or do you just wish you would have received cash during the time of recession instead of a gift card? Whatever your reason may be for swapping out or exchanging your gift card, these simple steps will get you on your way!

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    Things You'll Need

    • Gift Card
    • Computer
    • Internet Access
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        Sell your gift card on Ebay!

        Auction off your unwanted gift card. The online marketplace Ebay lists more than 6,500 gift cards for sale. Yesterday a Abercrombie & Fitch gift card for the amount of $150 sold for $148.50 and a Home Depot gift card for $100 sold for $97.

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        Look for a discount to work in your favor!

        Look for retailers offering incentives to trade in competitors gift cards. Brookstone will give you a 15% discount if you give them a valid gift card from any other retail store. This could really work in your favor if you had a small gift card such as a $10 one from Starbucks that you didn't want. You could turn that in to Brookstone and get $45 off a $300 product.

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        Swap or cash out your gift card!

        Go to one of many websites online that will help you exchange an unwanted gift card for one you'd like more or even surrender your gift card for cash. These sites include plasticjungle.com, cardavenue.com, giftcardrescue.com, and swapagift.com

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    Comments

    • Lija Rasa Apr 19, 2009
      Thanks for these good tips on trading gift cards.
    • chocolate00 Mar 23, 2009
      Did not know we could even do this, thanks for sharing! 5*
    • soanyway Mar 09, 2009
      Great idea that I never thought of! I just found a few from Christmas pasts. I have recomn'd you
    • Christen Henderson Feb 24, 2009
      eBay is the best place for trading gift cards. Awesome article. 5*
    • bethjess39564 Jan 11, 2009
      I had no idea. Great resources.

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