JohnDaleswife
Sharing the same birthday with Donald Duck!
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- Mar 28, 2014
Worked for me yesterday.
Same here.I had two orders cancelled yesterday.
Yep, can't do it now. My guess is it's deadI had two orders cancelled yesterday. The first one was for just a $50 Disney gift card. I used four Target gift cards to cover $45 with the remaining $2.50 going on my Target card. That order was cancelled immediately so I tried again a couple of hours later. The second order contained three additional items for a grand total of $116. I again applied four gift cards totaling $45 with the remaining balance going on my Target card. This order did contain one item that could only be picked up in the store. I have a feeling that the item was not actually available and removing that item from the order would mean that the Disney gift card was once again being covered by the Target gift cards so they cancelled the whole order. I may try again again today but I don't have a good feeling about this. I ordered another Disney gift card on 8/11 and that order went through no problem.
Wonder how many thousands of orders they've canceled in the last 24 hours?????Yep, can't do it now. My guess is it's dead
I can't imagine. I got the last $300 I needed last week.Wonder how many thousands of orders they've canceled in the last 24 hours?????
Or maybe they changed policies to help their bottom line because they are struggling. I hate to think these savings are gone, but if I were a shareholder (I'm sure a little is in my 401k) I'd probably be glad they made these changes. I guess the question is were they making money selling gift cards paid for with Target gift cards. If so, I doubt they would have changed the policy.Target shares Tumble as Sales Drop, Outlook Cut
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Target Q2 Income Falls 9.7% as Sales Drop
http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2016/08/17/target-second-quarter-earnings/88611818/
Poor Target....maybe they'll offer more gift card discounts and change their policy again as we approach the holiday season
Or maybe they changed policies to help their bottom line because they are struggling. I hate to think these savings are gone, but if I were a shareholder (I'm sure a little is in my 401k) I'd probably be glad they made these changes. I guess the question is were they making money selling gift cards paid for with Target gift cards. If so, I doubt they would have changed the policy.
Sorry! I can be dense I agree.I agree with you; my post was a poor attempt at being facetious, especially since even most/all orders that include non gift card items are being cancelled at the moment. I recall many posts of people indicating they would not have done any business with Target if not for the gift card loophole. Time will tell.
I can't see it being a cashier dependent thing.You can still purchase a Disney GC using a Target GC in store. Nothing in their system flags or prevents it at this point in time. I bought a $50 Disney GC with a $50 Target GC last night (and about $10 of odds and ends purchased with a different form of payment) with zero issues. It seems like it is really going to be Target/cashier dependent going forward.
Not surprising I have what I need for my cruise but if I didn't and was sitting on Target gift cards I'd be heading to the closest store.Someone posted on a FB thread - after having her purchase cancelled twice she talked to several ppl at Target and they changed their policy effective Aug 4/16 to not allow this purchase anymore. The system is now up to date and enforcing is so no longer can buy a disney gift card with a target gift card. They will also be enforcing it in the stores.
ETA - this goes for all gift card purchases - not allowed to use a gift card to purchase another.
I can't see it being a cashier dependent thing.
When I bought my 3 Disney gift cards (total of $150) using a total of 5 Target gift cards (total of $150) on 8/3/16 (I posted about it on page 2 of this thread) I mentioned there were no signs on the gift card nor no signs from Target regarding any limitations. Granted perhaps since 8/3/16 they might have put those up but the cashier wouldn't be able to say no if there was no policy regarding it in store. If there was a policy on it I would want to physically see it and where it lists the limitiation is for in-store as well as online.
I would expect that if this becomes the policy for in store that they would place signs regarding this at least for a while after the new policy was started.
There are many stores that have different policies regarding their websites and their brick and mortar stores. Some stores don't even price match their online prices if you are in store because they do special pricing for online purchases, etc.
I did this last week - I purchased $750 in Disney gift cards. I used $743.67 in Target gift cards and used my redcard for the remaining $6.33. $37.50 came off the total order.So if you buy a GC off Raise and use it to buy a Disney GC on line along with your red card you still get 5% off the entire order?