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They never expire! :) I had a gift card over a year unused and it still worked.
Each gift card has its own expiration date. You should find it written on the card itself.
No, they do not expire. I was asking this question, too. On their website it says "no expiration. no fees" :)
Yes, prepaid gift cards ever expire. However, some gift cards like paypal gift card don't so you should check with the agency.
They never expire! :) I had a gift card over a year unused and it still worked.
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Outback.
Actually, no. I work at GameStop, however, there are certain circumstances in which the gift card could become invalid. If it's been magnetized, or if the store it was bought from goes out of business. They shouldn't expire, but stores get away with a lot nowadays. You could always check the website out and there should be a section somewhere that allows you to check your gift card balance by entering the ID number and PIN number of the card. If there's money still on it - you're good.
No. The available funds never expire. However, there is a valid thru date which indicates the card itself cannot be used after that date. The funds in the card are still available and can be claimed by requesting a new card.
Your Discover credit card will expire on the date printed on the front of the card.
In many states gift certificates can NEVER expire. In most other states, even if they expire (say, after seven years), it only means that the owner of the certificate has temporarily abandoned the value, and it must be turned over to the state treasurer until the owner claims it. Approximately $8 billion goes abandoned this way in the USA every year. The unclaimed and unused gift certificate money NEVER becomes the property of the merchant; it is held in trust for the recipient of the gift certificate. Embezzling abandoned funds could be a felony.