Aug 2, 2013, 1:27 pm
Last edit by: ChrisFlyer66
Chase Gift Cards:
GAME OVER
We’re sorry, but we no longer offer Chase Gift Cards.
We will continue to honor current Chase Gift Cards. If you have a Chase Gift Card, you may continue to use it until the funds are depleted or upon card expiration.
If your existing Chase Gift Card has been damaged, lost or stolen, you can redeem the balance or get a replacement Card by calling us at
1-866-466-0079, 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Use that number if you have questions about your existing Chase Gift Card.
www.chasewebgiftpurchase.com/index.cfm - [No longer working]
https://www.chase.com/online/Checking/gift-card.htm/ [No longer working as of 9/20/13]
$500 max value per card
Can be used as debit
Call # on card to set pin
There are some limitations to using gift cards as opposed to debit cards, but these are functioning very well as debit cards. So please follow the number one rule of manufactured spend: DON"T CALL THE BANKS.
GAME OVER
We’re sorry, but we no longer offer Chase Gift Cards.
We will continue to honor current Chase Gift Cards. If you have a Chase Gift Card, you may continue to use it until the funds are depleted or upon card expiration.
If your existing Chase Gift Card has been damaged, lost or stolen, you can redeem the balance or get a replacement Card by calling us at
1-866-466-0079, 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Use that number if you have questions about your existing Chase Gift Card.
www.chasewebgiftpurchase.com/index.cfm - [No longer working]
https://www.chase.com/online/Checking/gift-card.htm/ [No longer working as of 9/20/13]
$500 max value per card
Can be used as debit
Call # on card to set pin
There are some limitations to using gift cards as opposed to debit cards, but these are functioning very well as debit cards. So please follow the number one rule of manufactured spend: DON"T CALL THE BANKS.
Chase Gift Cards [Ending: 9.22.2013]
May 4, 2013, 9:48 pm
#62
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: ORD
Posts: 701
On another note. I was able to load a MC gift at the kiosk that I haven't been able to load at the register today. So if you can't load at one, it is worth trying the other.
May 4, 2013, 10:37 pm
#63
Join Date: Jul 2012
Programs: American Airlaines, Delta SkyMiles, United, BA, HH, Marriott, SPG, Priority Club
Posts: 160
May 7, 2013, 3:01 pm
#66
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: a hotel room, somewhere...
Posts: 962
sorry for the lame question but...
filling in the recipient name is mandatory online. what is everyone doing there?
putting one's own name seems red flag worthy, so i imagine putting someone else's name is the right approach. HOWEVER, they require the person's phone number for some reason, so that complicates it a bit. chase knows all my phone numbers, so that won't work.
filling in the recipient name is mandatory online. what is everyone doing there?
putting one's own name seems red flag worthy, so i imagine putting someone else's name is the right approach. HOWEVER, they require the person's phone number for some reason, so that complicates it a bit. chase knows all my phone numbers, so that won't work.
May 7, 2013, 8:05 pm
#67
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: ORD
Posts: 701
sorry for the lame question but...
filling in the recipient name is mandatory online. what is everyone doing there?
putting one's own name seems red flag worthy, so i imagine putting someone else's name is the right approach. HOWEVER, they require the person's phone number for some reason, so that complicates it a bit. chase knows all my phone numbers, so that won't work.
filling in the recipient name is mandatory online. what is everyone doing there?
putting one's own name seems red flag worthy, so i imagine putting someone else's name is the right approach. HOWEVER, they require the person's phone number for some reason, so that complicates it a bit. chase knows all my phone numbers, so that won't work.
May 7, 2013, 11:08 pm
#68
Join Date: May 2011
Posts: 165
sorry for the lame question but...
filling in the recipient name is mandatory online. what is everyone doing there?
putting one's own name seems red flag worthy, so i imagine putting someone else's name is the right approach. HOWEVER, they require the person's phone number for some reason, so that complicates it a bit. chase knows all my phone numbers, so that won't work.
filling in the recipient name is mandatory online. what is everyone doing there?
putting one's own name seems red flag worthy, so i imagine putting someone else's name is the right approach. HOWEVER, they require the person's phone number for some reason, so that complicates it a bit. chase knows all my phone numbers, so that won't work.
I use my own name, and have had no issues (yet) on close to $10K of GC purchases.
May 7, 2013, 11:11 pm
#69
Join Date: Oct 2012
Posts: 970
sorry for the lame question but...
filling in the recipient name is mandatory online. what is everyone doing there?
putting one's own name seems red flag worthy, so i imagine putting someone else's name is the right approach. HOWEVER, they require the person's phone number for some reason, so that complicates it a bit. chase knows all my phone numbers, so that won't work.
filling in the recipient name is mandatory online. what is everyone doing there?
putting one's own name seems red flag worthy, so i imagine putting someone else's name is the right approach. HOWEVER, they require the person's phone number for some reason, so that complicates it a bit. chase knows all my phone numbers, so that won't work.
