Julie Ramhold
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30 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2020
last heard Feb 2020
Julie Ramhold’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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stores that have a lot of different kinds of merchandise, like your big box stores, such as Target, Walmart, Amazon, those cards are going to be way more valuable and you'll be able to get closer to the face value of the card than if you were to try to say, get rid of something like Hallmark or a Michael's gift card or something to like a pet store, for instance.
You can definitely try to convert it to cash.
There are several sites out there that you can try to unload those gift cards on, whether it be through an auction site or by trading it in for something else.
There are a few that we recommend.
One is Gift Card Granny.
It's actually just an aggregator site, but it's a good place to go and sort of see what the offers are that are out there without having to jump from site to site to site.
And once you decide on one, then you can go to that site to complete your transaction.
But we also recommend Raise.com, which is an auction site.
And the only problem with auction sites is that you won't be paid until it sells until
So if you're kind of wanting a quick turnaround in cash right now, it's going to be a bit of a wait.
The other one, though, is CardPool because it will offer you different types of payment.
So you might find that, for instance, the cash payment is lower than what you expected, but you might be able to get a fairly decent payout if you just trade it for, say, like an Amazon gift card.
Absolutely.
Stores that have a lot of different kinds of merchandise, like your big box stores such as Target, Walmart, Amazon, those cards are going to be way more valuable and you'll be able to get closer to the face value of the card than if you were to try to, say, get rid of
Something like Hallmark or a Michael's gift card or something to like a pet store, for instance.
Really, the only time I tend to see complaints about that is when people try to avoid the sanctioned sites and go through something like Facebook Marketplace or Craigslist or something like that, which we don't recommend doing because there's no fraud protection in place in that case.
And you can get scammed just as easily as you can scam someone else.
Definitely.
If you received a gift card during November or December, we see a lot of deals then.
So a lot of people try to sell those gift cards come January and February and March.
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