Cash back on Visa Gift Cards is back at GiftCardMall / GiftCards.com

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Good news on the MS front — it appears that the opportunity to earn cash back on Visa Gift Card purchases is back through some portals at GiftCardMall and GiftCards.com. You can earn 1% back on the face value of Visa gift cards (not including activation fee), which can help reduce the cost of purchase significantly.

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Greg reports having received the following email from SimplyBestCoupons:

Great news!
Visa Gift Cards cashback on is now available again from GiftCards.com and GiftCardMall.com
Both of these sites offer 1% cash back on Visa Gift Cards.
GiftCards.com  offers 1.25%  cash back on Mastercard Gift Cards.
Please review the terms!
Also, monthly limit is $30K now.
Gift Card Mall cashback:
GiftCards.com cash back:
I checked around and I see that BeFrugal also lists Visa gift cards at 1%:
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Others are likely to follow suit as I can’t imagine these are the only two portals getting a commission.
If you are looking to buy Visa gift cards online, it’s great to see an option to earn cash back return after it was pulled on these cards several months back, though Stephen subsequently wrote about way you could potentially still earn cash back on Visa Gift Cards in the interim. It’s great to see this option come back to a couple more portals and we hope to see it expand. While some would undoubtedly prefer this to be uncapped, I think having a set monthly bandwidth is more useful so you can buy with confidence in getting paid out. Overall, this is a good opportunity for those so inclined.
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Mike

TopCash now showing 0.75% on visas (and down from 4.5% to 2% on other gift cards). Anyone tried a personalized visa yet to see how it tracks?

Alex

Please can someone clarify if the offer buying visa cards still available? I am not be able to find it. Thanks

Denise

Cashbackhouse is currently offering 1.4% cash back on Visa Gc.

Robert

Do you have a write-up on the best ways to liquidate VGCs nowadays? (Now that MOs at WM are dead)

Robert

Thanks for the quick reply and great suggestions. I thought I read that MOs at WM were dead, but glad to hear it may still be working. I’ll try it and report back. Thank you again!

Superworm

With an activation fee of 6.95 and a shipping charge of $7.45, even after cash back of 1% from the portal it comes out to cost more than the $3.95 fee at Simon. I guess the only play here is you don’t have a simon mall or want to leave the house?

Superworm

I went thru giftcards.com, which the fees are 6.95 and won’t allow an order over $2500 ( therefore not enough cards can be bought to compensate for shipping). I will have to try giftcardmall next. Thanks

Erika

Are these actually META gift cards? SOme past reports of giftcardmall shipping out non meta gift cards.

Thomas

1% is available on Yazing too.

Nate

can’t you just stop posting about this before you kill the cashback?

Dave

which card would you use after spg/Marriott merger except hitting welcome bonus? Thanks Nick.

ed k

That’s the million dollar question isn’t it. Since some card issuers close accounts when they see gift card purchases even at Christmastime, they seem to rather want decreasing customers whom many are actually business owners or other high net worth people. Meanwhile, other smarter institutions are capitalizing on the self inflecting harm the other issuers are doing and swaying great business over to their products and financial services.

Erika

Would you be concerned using this to meet min spend on chase?

Tommy B.

Chase doesn’t care.

dealsjk

Why would one buy visa gc from them instead of from grocery stores where you can get better cashback?

David

BeFrugal never stopped CB on VGC’s. Been getting CB since all the other portals stopped.

Joe

Ditto. Was surprised to hear CB from Befrugal considered news on some channels

voyager

I started with them not too long ago. Are they good with payments on time?