Save More On Gift Cards For TJ Maxx, CVS, Macy’s, And Zappos, Old Navy, And Michael’s From CardCash!

Does the old navy card work for Gap?

Great sale, but already having a problem ordering and had to email them >:(

no additional discount added

does the tjmax card work for marshalls and homegoods?

How long are these discounts good for?

Highly discourage working with CardCash. Still working through an absolutely nightmare experience with them.

We bought a GC for NY & Company. They mailed us a “Merchandise Credit” card, which is not a GC. It had someone’s name on it too. We used it at a NY & Company, and the staff called us criminals, because these are stolen cards. They didn’t allow us to use the card.

Second problem is our Citi Plat charged us a cash advance fee, saying it ran as a Cash Advance. So got charged an additional $12.

We returned the cards, they finally refunded us but it’s $20 short, so waiting again for their response.

Once we get a full refund we have to figure out how to get the refund of the cash advance from CitiBank.

Why would CitiBank charge a Cash Advance from CardCash? We had purchased many times with Citi Cards and it never ran as a Cash Advance.

@Dan would love your advice if you have a moment.

@Justin:
So that you don’t run into that problem in the future, message Citi and have them set your cash advance line to $0.

@DAN
1. WHAT IS A PRINTABLE E-CARD
2. HOW LONG IS IT GOOD FOR (DOESNT SAY ON WEBSITE)

I used them once before and had an issue as I had seen them promise almost immediate delivery of e card/credit and needed to place an order that was time sensitive. I did not end up getting the credit/ecard delivered in time, Cardcash did get back to me and were pretty good about refunding me in a timely fashion.

I’ve ordered from them 3-4 times when there’s been an addition discount and never had a problem

@TED CRUZ:

WHAT IS A PRINTABLE E-CARD

=> It’s a Card that’s printable 🙂

Ok ok. it’s an electronic (or digital) card that’s printable. That’s it.. literally.

@Moishe: are you the person who works for cardcash? You seem to be the only one who has good feedback
took me over a month to straighten out my issues with s purchase

@Anonymous: As you can see from these comments as opposed to previous ones, almost everyone has had their problems resolved.

CardCash made a deal with Walmart black friday season and greatly overwhelmed their infrastructure. There is always a known risk when dealing with a reseller of pre-owned gift cards. That is why they have a time limited money back guarantee. The main thing is now they have restructured and are getting issues resolved much faster and more efficient.

I hope it works for them.

@JJ: I find it interesting that you feel having this many issues to resolve is acceptable. I also would be interested to know your relationship with the company as you seem to have alot of information.

@Anonymous: I typed up this post. And I explained the issues arose because of being overwhelmed from the Walmart deal. And now that they restructured I hope it works better for them.

@JJ: I hope things have changed as even the special email for dansdeals consumers was difficult. I’m always up for a good deal but sometimes the time invested is not worth the savings.

ordered many times from them and never had a problem great service!

ive ordered thousands of dollars thru card cash… didnt have any problems… tho due to the volume, i was dealing with a personal sales agent there and not thru their site (was a great way to use visa gcs i got at staples)…
since then ive ordered from their site where hey promise immediate email delivery , one time it ended up coming via snail mail, and other time it came many hours later… not so terrible except due to the nature of my business i need the cards asap… also there are other reputable sites where instant delivery is almost always within 15 min…
that all wouldnt even be comment-worthy, except for the following: in the past, ive seen when they offer ‘sales’ and ‘promotion codes’for additional %% cheaper, ive noticed that all they do is raise the price (lowering the %% off) and then the code makes it back to regular price (basically)…
i wouldnt normally post a comment to affect some1 business, but as a ‘frum’ owned and reputable company i would expect allot more from them (note: in this particular sale, you are advertising CVS @ 16% off (with the code)… pretty certain ive seen then close to 20% without any sale)
And if this is the way they chose to run their business, at least this website should not b promoting them

@to b honest: Sale prices and inventory fluctuate all the time. And that is reflected in the pricing.

@to b honest I’m a rep from the company, the one who answers the dansdeals@cardcash.com emails. I’ve never commented on the forum before though your comment warrants a response.

For starters we have never sold CVS cards at 20% off-16% is in fact the best deal we have ever offered on Dansdeals or anywhere else.

In the secondary market prices tend to fluctuate-while we used to offer Starbucks at 25% off through DD, it’s currently 8% off on our site. It’s not Uber-like surge pricing but it varies greatly based on our inventory.

Whenever we offer a deal through our partners like DD it is always better than what has been offered on our site for at least 2 months prior.

@Jeremy
The issue is not the Price, Just the customer service!!!!