Save An Extra 5% Off Already Discounted Gift Cards From CardCash; Save On Trader Joe’s, MLB Shop, Target, Nordstrom, Hotels.com, And More Gift Cards!

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CardCash.com offers heavily discounted gift cards with free shipping.

CardCash has set up a special customer service email address for DansDeals readers. If you purchase a gift card through DansDeals and have a problem with the order please email DansDeals@CardCash.com to get your issue resolved. CardCash guarantees gift card’s value for 45 days after purchase, so be sure to use the gift cards within 45 days.

Save an additional 5% off sitewide with code (Exp: 7/31 at 11:59PM EDT): SITEWIDESALEDANS

Save up to 7% off Gas, 24% off travel, 27% off coffee, 39% off apparel, and many more discounts listed below.

Sample Stores:

Grocery/Drug Stores:

Clothing:

Shoes:

  • Aldo: 24.13% off plus 5% off
  • Ugg: 17.5% off plus 5% off

Electronics:

Coffee:

Travel:

Gas:

Post what deals you find!

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10 Comments On "Save An Extra 5% Off Already Discounted Gift Cards From CardCash; Save On Trader Joe’s, MLB Shop, Target, Nordstrom, Hotels.com, And More Gift Cards!"

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Shosh

do you have any deal/advice for selling on cardcash,

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July 30, 2018 3:06 pm
netlevy

Guys, just so you know , percents are not combinable
so when it says 3.5% off plus 5% it doesn’t mean 8.5% since the 5% is off the amount you pay, not the full price of the cards

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July 30, 2018 3:20 pm
Pedantic, I realize

Of course they’re combinable. It’s just that the combination process isn’t a simple additive one. It’s multiplicative on 1-p instead of additive on p.

To take your example, 3.5% off plus 5% off is (100% – 3.5%) * (100* – 5%) of the original price, which is to say 96.5% * 95% of the original price, which in turn is to say 91.675% of the original price, which in its own turn is to say 8.325% off of the original price.

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July 30, 2018 3:36 pm
netlevy

that’s exactly what i meant genius!

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July 30, 2018 3:55 pm
Pedantic, I realize

Yes. I was being pedantic about the English, not the Math. Or at least not the Arithmetic, since so much of actual Math relies on using precise definitions.

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July 30, 2018 4:43 pm
Lynda

Be very cautious if you decide to buy gift cards from cardcash. I bought a bunch of Publix gift cards a couple of months ago. They were all returned-merchandise gift cards (I know, not a problem…) but at least half of them did not have the full value on them. One had a zero balance, several were missing a few dollars and one was missing over $20. And I had bought two $50 gas-station gift cards, one of which had nothing on it.

Now, their Dan’s Deals person is very nice and they do respond to problems (they refunded my money after going back and forth a few times). But the responsibility is all on you.

Other card resellers that I have done business with have a six-month guarantee and I have never ever gotten a bad card. So, I am done. I will never buy from them again.

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July 30, 2018 10:13 pm
Dudu

Brooks Brothers – sale of 4 shirts for $199 – ends up being 4 x $50 gift cards for $156, with $1 remaining on gift card.

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July 30, 2018 10:42 pm
Joseph

Do you get 5 points per dollar spent on your ink card?

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July 31, 2018 1:51 pm
David

Z”L

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August 6, 2018 12:25 pm
Tzvi Birkenstocker

Dan – bought $1000 in charming charlie gc’s to resell. Both Card Kangaroo and Cardpool accepted sale and then came back and cancelled saying failed risk assessment. Is there anything I can do? Are there cardcash returns as apparently no one trusts their gc’s?

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August 1, 2018 1:17 pm
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