The Reselling Angle of the eBay Gift Card Deals

We posted the many eBay gift card deals going on now and the basic details.

Let’s calculate the reselling side of this. Since the bonus Bucks is ending in a few hours, we’ll calculate the profitability both with and without the bonus Bucks.

Reselling Staples

$100 Staples e-gift card for only $85. Limit 3

  • Pay $85 for each of the 3 gift cards (-$255)
  • Sell to Cardcash for 81% (+$243)
  • Get 8% back in Bucks (+$20.40)
  • Get 5% back from the portal (+$12.75)
  • Get 5% back from INK (+$12.75)
  • Net profit: $33.90
  • Without Bonus Bucks: $18.60

This is a very good deal with the bonus Bucks, but you are dependent on Cardcash not lowering their rates.

Reselling Lowe’s

Update: Sold Out

$100 Lowe’s gift card for $90. Limit 3

Lowe’s gift cards can be resold for 83% of their value. Here’s the math breakdown:

  • Pay $270 for the 3 gift cards (-$270)
  • Sell for 83% (+$249)
  • Get 8% back in Bucks (+$21.60)
  • Get 5% back from the portal (+$13.50)
  • Get at least 2% back from the credit card (+$5.40)
  • Net profit: $19.50
  • Without Bonus Bucks: $3.30 (not worth it)

Not much risk here with price fluctuation since Lowe’s should hold steady.

Reselling Kmart

$50 Kmart e-gift card for just $42.50 from Paypal Digital Gifts. Limit 3.

Kmart e-gift cards can be resold to Saveya for 84% of its value. Here’s the math breakdown:

  • Pay $127.50 for the 3 gift cards (-$127.50)
  • Sell for 84% (+$126)
  • Get 6% back in Bucks (+$7.65)
  • Get 5% back from the portal (+$6.38)
  • Get 5% back from INK (+$6.38)
  • Net profit: $20.41
  • Without Bonus Bucks: $15.31

Reselling Best Buy

$100 Best Buy e-gift Card get free $10 eBay e-gift card. Limit 2

For the sake of these calculations, let’s assume that you value the $10 eBay gift card as cash (which isn’t accurate) in order the make the calculations easier.

  • Pay $90 for each of the 2 gift cards (-$180)
  • Sell to Saveya for 88% (+$176)
  • Get 8% back in Bucks (+$16)
  • Get 5% back from the portal (+$10)
  • Get 5% back from INK (+$10)
  • Net profit: $32
  • Without Bonus Bucks: $20

Reselling Gamestop

Buy a $50 GameStop e-Gift Card & Get a Free $10 Code ($60 Total Value). Limit 2

  • Pay $100 for $120 in gift cards (-$100)
  • Sell to Saveya for 83% (+$99.60)
  • Get 6% back in Bucks (+$6)
  • Get 5% back from the portal (+$5)
  • Get 5% back from INK (+$5)
  • Net profit: $15.60
  • Without Bonus Bucks: $11.60

Reselling Lord & Taylor

Buy a $50 Lord & Taylor e-gift card for only $40. Limit 5

  • Pay $40 for each of the 5 gift cards (-$200)
  • Sell to Saveya for 76.5% (+$191.25)
  • Get 8% back in Bucks (+$16)
  • Get 5% back from the portal (+$10)
  • Get 5% back from INK (+$10)
  • Net profit: $27.25
  • Without Bonus Bucks: $15.25

Note that this carries a high risk of devaluation on Saveya’s end as the rates can very easily go down. I don’t recommend this if you are completely reliant on Saveya.

Reselling Overstock

Buy a $100 Overstock.com e-Gift Card & Get a Free $20 Card ($120 Total Value). Limit 2

  • Pay $200 for $240 in gift cards (-$200)
  • Sell to Cardcash for 75% (+$180)
  • Get 8% back in Bucks (+$16)
  • Get 5% back from the portal (+$10)
  • Get 5% back from INK (+$10)
  • Net profit: $16
  • Without Bonus Bucks: $4 

Other Options

There’s also room to look into the JC Penny and TGI Friday’s and the Jiffy Lube. I trust you’ll be able to calculate those on your own 🙂 .

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