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December 10th, 2009 by hotel_linens
Last year I gave only one gift card and was surprised at how my son’s face lit up with excitement. This year, I am giving everyone gift cards.
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December 12th, 2009 at 3:18 pm
Perfect gift card,for Christmas they can go get what they want and don’t have to return anything.Great idea.
December 14th, 2009 at 4:05 am
Please be aware, you can not use Amazon Gift cards or credit to buy other gift cards. It will mess you up at end of payment process and not allow you to apply ANY credit towards ANY purchases during close out. Gift cards must be purchased with credit cards only.
December 15th, 2009 at 3:56 pm
i have one of the best gift cards that i think they have ever made its easy and affordable i just love it
December 17th, 2009 at 3:26 am
Amazon.com $25 Gift Card (0109)
I have a hard time getting cd’s for my daughter and son-in-law so I got each of them a amazon gift card to buy their own.We have used Amazon.com to buy all our CD’S and great prices.A easy Christmas gift
December 18th, 2009 at 3:48 pm
Gift cards may seem impersonal to some, but after years of trying to guess what DVD or CD my children want or don’t already have, I decided to go this route this year. Half the fun is picking out what you want, I think! I’m hoping all will enjoy receiving these in their stockings.
December 20th, 2009 at 3:29 am
My kids are grown up and away from home. As I do not know what they would want on special occasions the Amazon Gift Card is the only way to go. Anything they want they can find on Amazon and at the best price.
December 23rd, 2009 at 3:40 am
This is a easy one. of course I love it, it’s much easier if your money is on amazon so unless you don’t get it on time, but I got this fairly quickly.
December 24th, 2009 at 4:07 pm
I ordered a gift card on 12/14/08 as a christmas gift. On 12/23 I get a message saying “sorry, your gift card will not arrive til 1/5″…this is after I was assured it would be received in time for Christmas!
CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW A GIFT CARD CAN BE ON BACK ORDER????
My sister didn’t receive her gift and all I got from Amazon was “we’re sorry for the inconvenience”…I bet!
Anything I have ordered from Target via Amazon has always created a headache…I’m not giving Target an opportunity for a third strike…I wish Amazon would drop them as a vendor.
December 26th, 2009 at 4:04 am
Like other reviewers I ordered Target gift cards for Christmas, obviously checking before I ordered that they would arrive on time. They didn’t arrive however and I have now cancelled the order as Amazon apparently can’t tell me when they will be available. How can a gift card be unavailable???
December 29th, 2009 at 3:20 am
My son sent me a Target gift card. I took it to the store and upon checking out was informed by the cashier that the card was only good for online purchases. How embarrassing for me and how asinine for Target. I told my son about it and he had no idea that the card was restricted to online purchases. I’ll never use it, so it was a total waste and ripoff.
December 30th, 2009 at 4:10 pm
I was working out of state and my soon to be daughter-in-law went into labor and had my grandson 5 weeks premature. I was contacted and a specific list of items were requested prior to taking my grandson home. The fastest way I could get the items to them was through gift cards (as suggested by the online help line). I ordered two cards on the 18th and read that the cards will arrive in 3-5 working days. I received an email stating the same thing. When the cards did not arrive on the 5th working day I called the help line and the lady stated that the system is showing that the cards should arrive by the 30th. So my grandson had to go without a few needed until I wired them some cash. I read several reviews that stated that the service was terrible but I did not believe them. Please believe me! If you want Target Gift cards that badly then go to the store, purchase them and mail them yourself. The cards arrived Saturday but were deactivated because when I reported the cards had not arrived Target deactivated them thinking they were lost. Now it is Monday and I received an email telling me that in two days they will mail replacement cards. Unless your name is Michael Phelps don’t hold your breath.
January 1st, 2010 at 3:16 am
If I can get a discount when I purchase a box of gift certs, then I’d consider it, otherwise no way, Jose. Obviously, Amazon is getting the benefit of holding my cash as float (and making a nice little return) while the cards are held by me, unused. I should be getting something back in return for that privilege. This is not the same as American Express with their Travelers Cheques or Gift Cheques, which also make money for Amex while they go uncashed, since in this case Amazon itself is the one who’s the retailer ultimately getting their profit at the time of sale. I could abide this for one or two gift certs, but not 50 for Pete’s sake.
My $.02…
//Ted Markowitz
January 2nd, 2010 at 4:10 pm
Most companies that sell gift cards in bulk offer bulk buyers a discount of some sort. But, those are usually food chains and movie theaters. But even B&N offers a tiny discount for their gift card orders over $1000.
Regardless, these are a great idea, as we know many people who use Amazon for a lot of their online shopping, not just books. Especially in conjunction with the Prime shipping option, a great bargain if you buy many smaller items on Amazon.
Also, many organizations have gift limits of $25, so Amazon should consider offering their $25 cards in bulk. With a small discount of course…