CardCashReviews 2,641

Sold them 3 cards for x amount each, and it took them 10 days, after i constantly emailed and called them, to finally give me a solution, which was unsatisfactory. They claimed that a card i sold them back in 2016 was no good, and that they would take their money out of these new cards i just sent them. I effectively lost 500 dollars. I argued that they had my credit card on file and my email, why wasn't i notified back in 2016.

I had no issues with setting up my account and getting an offer for my gift card. The offer was very reasonable so I went ahead and followed the steps to continue with the process. After submitting everything I received notification via email that they were processing my transaction and the another notification when it was accepted and letting me know my money would be direct deposited within 24-48 hours. I had my money in my bank account the following morning with ZERO issues. I would not hesitate to use this site in the future and would recommend it to others looking to swap out unwanted gift cards.

USE THE CARDS YOU BUY BEFORE 45 DAYS ARE UP! I did not do this, foolishly I forgot about the 45 days. Now 3 gift cards I purchased for Christmas for family members are no good. I am out over $130. The gift cards are invalid, no money value on them at all. I think that people are selling the cards to CardCash, then waiting until the 46th day and then using them so that we end up with nothing on our cards and no back up warranty from CardCash.

I tried to place an order for ecard American Eagle and they sent me email that my order was flagged as fraud. I really was insulted by that. Tried to place an order from different email with my different credit card and got email that my order was canceled as it was flagged as fraud. Whom do they think i try to fraud? Its my email, my credit card with my name on it. They replied to my complain that its just silly misunderstanding and they take fraud very seriously may be too seriously. I tried to place an order again, and again denied as fraud. Never seen anything like this.

CardCash offers gift cards at a discounted price. Before I shop, dine, travel, I always check for a discounted gift card. If you're going to spend the money anyway, why not pay less! Thus far, CardCash has been quick with the delivery of egift cards and all that I've ordered have been valid.

I was nervous to try this as I had a large gift card ($500) at Best Buy that I wanted to exchange for an Amazon card. I looked around at reviews for these types of sites online, and went with CardCash as they seemed to be amongst the best reviewed, and advertised a quick delivery of my funds. I filled their forms, verified my identity, and successfully exchanged my gift card for an Amazon card within 20 minutes. I was encouraged to fill out this review because of so many mixed reviews online, and wanted give this company my vote of confidence. I would try this service again in the future.

So, I have two gift cards I'll never use, so I was trading it for an eBay gift card. After I put in all the info, it gave me a pop-up window to give me a text verification code. Which, why do you need that if I already give you my email, my address, and my credit card? Lame, but anyway, the drop down menu gives you a list of phone numbers that you can use. You can't type in one, they give you a list. That's really stupid. For some lame reason, my phone number wasn't on there, only random numbers I've never had in my life and my mom and grandmas phone number was there? What? So I emailed customer service, which was actually really fast getting a response, but they told me if I couldn't find a number in there that I can use, they can't do anything about it. Are you serious? You give me my mom's phone number, my grandma's phone number, and a bunch of random phone numbers, but not mine? And you can't do anything about it? What I'd like to know is how they got those numbers in the first place and not mine. I use my phone number online everywhere. Not my mom's, grandma's, or those random numbers. Really freaking weird. I'm never going to use that website again, since I don't know where they got those numbers. That's creepy.