Because Wal-Mart gift cards only work at Wal-Mart, they want you to shop their not go anywhere else. Their are websites that will buy the gift cards. They pay like 90 cents on the dollar
I had that before and a Walmart employee told me that they are empty. You have to add money in order to use it. Very funny.
Cash back if you have receipt showing cash or debit as the payment method. Goes back to card of its a credit card. All no receipt returns are converted into store credit. If you bought something with a credit card then returned it and got store credit and then turned around and got cash that would be frauding the credit card companies. That is part of the reason why store credit cannot be converted into Cash. Also a no receipt return could be a stolen item in which you would get store credit for. That would be a bad idea for Walmart's to start giving cash back on those types of items. That's for returns of course. As for the replacement warranty, it is just that. It promises to help replace the damaged item. They give you a gift card so you have more flexibility. You can either use it minus the processing fee on anything in Walmart. They usually do that if a replacement item is not available but they have the option to replace your item up to three times before receiving a gift card.
If you read the back of the card or the statement that comes with an ecard, it specifically states to buy Walmart or Sams Club products. Not worth cash only to use to buy their products. Also if you buy a ecard & its on your phone, if you lose or break phone you will lose the ecard. I always receive cards in the regular mail & keep in wallet.
CAUSE ?
Joshua is correct.... Especially if you don't have a receipt. If you return Anything (accept electronics) they'll return your cash. Electronics do not fall under the same rules.
Beats me
Beats me I would imagine being Cincinnati card you'd have to purchase it at Walmart. Never had that occurred in it or had a replacement warranty of any kind.
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