havaneselover
Dreaming about a Disney cruise
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No. No fuel points on Kroger gift cards and you can't use them to buy other gift cards.Do those qualify for 4x rewards? I've never bought one before.
No. No fuel points on Kroger gift cards and you can't use them to buy other gift cards.Do those qualify for 4x rewards? I've never bought one before.
Do those qualify for 4x rewards? I've never bought one before.
Has anybody ever tried buying anything through the Best Buy Ebay store?
On the ebay store, it says you can return items bought in-store. I was thinking about purchasing something online through the ebay store with an ebay GC and then exchanging it in store for a Disney GC
Edit: I'll be the guinea pig and I'm going to try this out. Will report back as soon as I get my item in.
Hello Everyone! I am new here but not new to saving for Disney trips.
I have been stalking this thread for the past week and haven't seen this tip mentioned.Ebay normally has one day $15/$xx coupon sale once a month, I use them to buy Walgreen GCs. You can use a Walgreen GC to purchase any store GCs (excludes Visa, MasterCard, amex, etc.) I have never had any problems buying Disney GCS. the pin pad is normally behind the screen so the cashier doesn't even know which tender you are using. Hope this helps!
Has anybody ever tried buying anything through the Best Buy Ebay store?
On the ebay store, it says you can return items bought in-store. I was thinking about purchasing something online through the ebay store with an ebay GC and then exchanging it in store for a Disney GC
Edit: I'll be the guinea pig and I'm going to try this out. Will report back as soon as I get my item in.
I'd be curious when you last tried this? I don't believe you've been able to purchase gift cards with gift cards at Walgreens in a good long time. Seems to have changed in late 2012.You can use a Walgreen GC to purchase any store GCs
I'd be curious when you last tried this? I don't believe you've been able to purchase gift cards with gift cards at Walgreens in a good long time. Seems to have changed in late 2012.
Interesting! We've had several reports in the past about Walgreens not accepting GCs for GCs. Perhaps it's a bit more YMMV than we knew.
For those who have been banned or severely limited by PayPal-were you only doing PPDG transactions for purchases? I've been buying a lot more on eBay lately (train tracks for my son, some clothes for me) but have been using PPDG as well...just curious!
I used PPDG among many but I believe PPDG is what caused the issuesFor those who have been banned or severely limited by PayPal-were you only doing PPDG transactions for purchases? I've been buying a lot more on eBay lately (train tracks for my son, some clothes for me) but have been using PPDG as well...just curious!
I bought a printer from the Best Buy ebay store. We needed a printer, the type I bought had a good rating and the Best Buy price really was the best buy. They offered free store pickup or they would ship it for a fee. I wanted the printer right away, so I did free pick-up.Has anybody ever tried buying anything through the Best Buy Ebay store?
On the ebay store, it says you can return items bought in-store. I was thinking about purchasing something online through the ebay store with an ebay GC and then exchanging it in store for a Disney GC
Edit: I'll be the guinea pig and I'm going to try this out. Will report back as soon as I get my item in.
I bought a printer from the Best Buy ebay store. We needed a printer, the type I bought had a good rating and the Best Buy price really was the best buy. They offered free store pickup or they would ship it for a fee. I wanted the printer right away, so I did free pick-up.
I have had great service at both stores near me, but I don't think you could do more than one exchange without raising eyebrows, if that scheme works. But I am curious to hear how things work for you.![]()
I'm very anxious. I received the invoice for the order and it says I used Paypal as payment for the itemwhich is very interesting. It has me a bit worried due to all the problems we've been receiving from Paypal. I wonder what the procedure is for a straight refund... Would they put it back on an Ebay gift card or a Best Buy gift card?
Did you look at their return policy? Target Store on ebay has as its return policy: All Paypal purchased items that are returned to a Target store will be refunded to cash.
So, check what Best Buy's policy is...
I'm very anxious. I received the invoice for the order and it says I used Paypal as payment for the itemwhich is very interesting. It has me a bit worried due to all the problems we've been receiving from Paypal. I wonder what the procedure is for a straight refund... Would they put it back on an Ebay gift card or a Best Buy gift card?
Curious to see how this works for you. It would also be important to make sure you buy something that doesn't have a restocking fee.It's very generic on BB ebay...
- The original receipt or packing slip is required for all returns and exchanges. Items purchased from Best Buy on eBay are eligible for returns or exchanges by bringing the product into a Best Buy store located within the United States or by mail.
- You can return or exchange almost everything within 15 days of date of delivery for a full refund. Simply bring your item(s) to us with all contents and packaging, proof of purchase and ID, and we will process your return or exchange.
Let us know how it goes. Certain stores when I have purchased with PayPal they wouldn't let me return the item to the store but I had to do the whole thing online and ship it back.
I just make sure to not open the item to avoid the restocking fee. A couple months I opened an apple watch to try it out to see if I liked it. I liked the watch and found it cheaper through another retailer. I returned the opened apple watch no problem, no questions asked, no restocking fee at BB. The only item you absolutely can't open are the games and movies IIRC.Curious to see how this works for you. It would also be important to make sure you buy something that doesn't have a restocking fee.