Is it permitted to sell – Store Credit or a Gift Card?

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    real-brisker
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    Is it permitted by law to sell store credit, or a gift card? (I am not asking according to halacha, rather – US law)

    #753951
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    Probably, unless it says “non transferable”.

    Sorry for the useless guess 🙂

    #753952
    veteran
    Member

    Read the terms and conditions. Often it says “not transferable”, which would be your answer. Often it doesn’t, which would also be your answer.

    #753953
    gavra_at_work
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    Depends if it says “non transferable” or not.

    #753954
    shlishi
    Member

    “Probably, unless it says “non transferable”.”

    If it says “non transferable”, it may be a breach of contract to sell it, but it still wouldn’t necessarily be illegal. There is a difference between breach of contract (between two private parties) and breaking the law. Breach isn’t necessarily an illegality. The aggrieved party will, of course, have recourse for the breach though.

    #753955
    real-brisker
    Member

    I was wondering because on eBay they sell about all GC, Its an amazing way to save money.

    #753956
    oomis
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    Unless something is non-transferable there is no reason why it cannot be sold. Sometimes a gift card is tied to a promotion through someone’s purchase of a service of some type. It might require ID in order to be used. In that case, they really should not sell such a card, as the person to whom they are selling did not buy the service. The latter is just my personal opinion. If it IS transferable, no one cares who uses it.

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