While it's true that delivering great value and experiences for shopping and gifting are the hallmarks of our site, our top priorities are se curity, privacy and data protection. Enter the information into a website or present it to the cashier, in-store. If you received a gift card, follow the prompts to access the secure code. You'll always be able to redeem it easily and quickly - or transfer it to a friend. Follow the prompts to your secure gift card, which can be printed or saved to your device or account. When you purchase a gift card for yourself, access it from the claim link in the gift notification you receive by email. With a marketplace flush with HUNDREDS of the best retail brands, shopping choices are abundant and your gift-giving is instant. One size fits all, you don't need to know the person's mailing address, and your friends & family can get exactly what they want - when they want. What do you buy for your hard-to-shop-for nephew, your colleague, or your child's coach? Long story short, gift cards are wonderful ways to shop, gift and save!īack in the Day, Shopping for Gifts was a Challenge Gift cards are cash equivalents that contain a predetermined amount of stored value that can be used as payment methods at stores and shops that accept them. Update: Within just a few hours of contacting Groupon’s Customer Support, I’ve received a refund of the $16 paid for the CVS gift card.Gift cards bring delight to shopping & gifting! As far as I’m aware it’s only CVS gift cards that have been affected by this issue, but please let us know if you’ve had issues with other recently discounted brands like Saks, Dunkin’, Grubhub, etc. I’ve reached out to Groupon to get a refund, but it looks like we’ll have to be very careful with purchases from Groupon and LivingSocial in the future. As you can see above, the card was activated on Septemwith a $20 balance and was then redeemed many months later on April 10, 2018. Several people have reported this happening on the cards they bought and the same thing happened with mine. Instead, it looks like Groupon and LivingSocial are selling old gift cards that got redeemed many years ago. It turns out that the card had a zero balance that can occasionally happen if there’s some kind of activation issue, but that wasn’t the reason here. Like many others, I bought a $20 CVS gift card for $16 recently. They’ve all been low denomination cards – $5-$20 – but there seems to be something wrong with their sourcing of at least one of those brands.
Groupon and LivingSocial have run a number of decent gift card deals recently, offering anything from 20% up to 80% off gift card for select brands.
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