[Expired] Cardcash: 5% Off Sitewide With Promo Code GIVEUSSAVINGS

February 15, 2021

11 Comments

by William Charles

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Contents

1 The Offer
2 The Fine Print
3 Our Verdict

The Offer

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CardCash is offering 5% off all gift cards with promo code GIVEUSSAVINGS

The Fine Print

Expires 2/15 11:59PM
Maximum $3,000 per customer.

Our Verdict

This is an extra 5% on top of the already discounted listed prices. Sometimes before these sales occur the prices seem to increase. Some readers have had issues with CardCash, support and guarantee are only for 45 days so make sure to use any cards purchased ASAP.

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luvsdeals (@guest_1145840)

February 16, 2021 20:04

#1145840

Are there any referral codes or discounts for first-time customers or signing up that people can get credit for if I make a first-time purchase from them?

DocSas (@guest_1145445)

February 15, 2021 23:55

#1145445

I just got a 1013 dollar hotels.com gift card for 894 after the promo code. That seems pretty solid in my book.
CardCash is comparable to raise and I’ve never had problems with any of my gift cards with them.

luvsdeals (@guest_1145373)

February 15, 2021 19:46

#1145373

In the past, I have purchased gift cards from RAISE and CARDPOOL, but with CARDPOOL closing I’ve been using RAISE so how does CardCash compare? I’ve never purchased from them before. Any thoughts, issues, etc. would be greatly appreciated.

RM (@guest_1145412)

February 15, 2021 22:03

#1145412

luvsdeals

luvsdeals I use them from time to time. Main issue is the 45-day guarantee, so use right away or swap in-store for a card with a different number. Other than that, no issues — had problem cards a couple of times, but customer service resolved the matter quickly.

luvsdeals (@guest_1145434)

February 15, 2021 23:31

#1145434

What do you mean by swap in-store for a card with a different number?

RM (@guest_1145452)

February 16, 2021 00:20

#1145452

luvsdeals

luvsdeals In my experience, if you go to a store and say something like the following: “I just bought this gift card from CardCash, but it only has a 45-day guarantee. Can I please use it to buy a new store gift card in the same amount so that the original seller can’t defraud me once the 45 days are up?” — the customer service people will often let you buy a new store gift card with the one you bought on CardCash. YMMV, of course, as some POS systems are hard-coded against this, and some stores have policies against this, but I have done this many times with cards I bought on CardCash at a variety of stores. This way you don’t have to worry about the 45-day guarantee, as you now have a brand-new card, not a used one.

Snorklez (@guest_1145463)

February 16, 2021 02:39

#1145463

This isn’t as true as it used to be, and that’s actually good for all of us as fraud losses drive up prices for consumers.

Many, many merchants have begun using technology that lets them follow the money to the new card with extreme ease… Starbucks and Target were some of the first and Starbucks is particularly unforgiving about that stuff.

Cody (@guest_1145343)

February 15, 2021 18:08

#1145343

All the cards I’d want are mysteriously out of stock.

Rusty (@guest_1145399)

February 15, 2021 21:19

#1145399

Cody

Got to follow Doc and other gift card gurus on Twitter. Got the notice this morning, and I loaded up. Only two that I wanted that were sold out were eBay and Walmart.