Negative Cost Virtual Visa Gift Cards at GiftCards.com
GiftCards.com has a promotion on virtual Visa gift cards. You can get a 10% discount which results in negative cost Visa gift cards and free credit card rewards. Plus you can make this deal even better if you go through a shopping portal. Let’s see the details.
The Offer
- Buy Virtual Visa Gift Cards and get a 10% discount when you use the promo code: SUMMER
- BUY HERE
Key Terms
- Maximum discount of $60 with each promotion. You can buy up to 6 x $100 Visa gift cards.
- Excludes GiftCards.com for Business orders.
Conclusion
Virtual Visa gift cards have denominations of $10.00 to $250.00 and come with a $5.95 activation fee. You can purchase six $100 Virtual Visa gift cards with each code, which would cost you $635.70 with fees. After the 10% discount that only applies to face value, you get a final price of $575.70. That’s an easy profit of $25.30 and you get the credit card rewards as well.
You can also go through a shopping portal for some extra cash back. You should be able to max out each code with six $100 gift cards.
Keep in mind that virtual gift cards might not be as easy to use as physical gift cards. But this is still a nice deal if you have a way to drain them, or even if using them for everyday online spend.
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I got these on one of the promotions but can’t use it through PayPal or Venmo to pay anyone so these seem really hard to use. Am I missing something on using these through those services?
Have used them on Amazon, and other retailers. In my case, I also found I could use to buy airline gift cards. I see it as a small discount, and essentially free portal points.
I use them to pay utility bills, wireless bills, medical and dental bills and almost anything else you can pay for online or over the phone.