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]
Aug 1, 2013, 7:30 am
#993
Join Date: Sep 2011
Programs: Delta DM, Hyatt Globalist
Posts: 1,492
It is still live, but there is also now another site (www.chasegiftcard.com) that has the same gift cards except with fees. I suspect the old link will be taken down without warning or simply re-direct to this new site.
Aug 1, 2013, 8:09 am
#995
Join Date: May 2013
Posts: 1,153
Not sure about the math, but AMEX GCs are more difficult to liquidate than any other GCs. I assumed many are converting it to VISA/MC GCs thru a shopping portal to reduce the loss...or possibly to VR equivalents by eating up the loss. AP, sure, but some argue that using the AP for liquidation purpose is simply a waste since it won't earn points.
Last edited by vagrants; Aug 1, 2013 at 8:25 am
Aug 1, 2013, 8:53 am
#996
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Chicago
Programs: AA, BA, CX, DL, EK, F9, GA, HA, IB, JL, KE, LH, MH, NH, OS, PG, QR, RJ, SA, TG, UA, VN, WN, ZH
Posts: 927
It is still live, but there is also now another site (www.chasegiftcard.com) that has the same gift cards except with fees. I suspect the old link will be taken down without warning or simply re-direct to this new site.
Aug 1, 2013, 8:54 am
#997
Join Date: Apr 2012
Posts: 331
Aug 1, 2013, 8:55 am
#998
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Chicago
Programs: AA, BA, CX, DL, EK, F9, GA, HA, IB, JL, KE, LH, MH, NH, OS, PG, QR, RJ, SA, TG, UA, VN, WN, ZH
Posts: 927
I've found that often they don't actually process the order until a day or so later. My card shows a transaction date 1-2 days after I made the actual order. Normally there is a difference between the transaction date and the posted date for many purchases but for these GC there is a delay in the transaction date.
Aug 1, 2013, 8:57 am
#999
Join Date: May 2013
Posts: 939
Amex GC via TCB is the most economical/profitable way to churn I have found so far.
TCB will give you 2% on your order plus you get cashback/miles/points via the card you use. Using VRs will cost you 0.8% in fees. Grocery Store bought GCs will cost you 1%. HIGC will cost you nothing (while they last).
Edit to Add
Your grocery store or gas station may give you fuel points for GC purchases which sweetens the deal even more.
TCB will give you 2% on your order plus you get cashback/miles/points via the card you use. Using VRs will cost you 0.8% in fees. Grocery Store bought GCs will cost you 1%. HIGC will cost you nothing (while they last).
Edit to Add
Your grocery store or gas station may give you fuel points for GC purchases which sweetens the deal even more.
Last edited by KYBOSH; Aug 1, 2013 at 10:26 am
Aug 1, 2013, 9:48 am
#1001
Join Date: May 2013
Location: AZ
Programs: AA, UA, US
Posts: 525
Aug 1, 2013, 11:16 am
#1002
Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Shandong/WV
Posts: 158
Not sure about the math, but AMEX GCs are more difficult to liquidate than any other GCs. I assumed many are converting it to VISA/MC GCs thru a shopping portal to reduce the loss...or possibly to VR equivalents by eating up the loss. AP, sure, but some argue that using the AP for liquidation purpose is simply a waste since it won't earn points.
Amex GC via TCB is the most economical/profitable way to churn I have found so far.
TCB will give you 2% on your order plus you get cashback/miles/points via the card you use. Using VRs will cost you 0.8% in fees. Grocery Store bought GCs will cost you 1%. HIGC will cost you nothing (while they last).
TCB will give you 2% on your order plus you get cashback/miles/points via the card you use. Using VRs will cost you 0.8% in fees. Grocery Store bought GCs will cost you 1%. HIGC will cost you nothing (while they last).
Aug 1, 2013, 11:57 am
#1003
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: NYC
Programs: UA 1K, AA EP, Hyatt Diamond, SPG Platinum, M life Noir
Posts: 1,279
