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[Strategist]

We may as well wait until next week anyway. You should ask Hydro for a staff discount on NC.

Oh don't worry, I already have lol

[sarah.]

Not sure if you know this or not, but:

[blue]

Does Target apply tax to their gift cards?

I know GameStop does, cheeky bastards.
CVS doesnt, but they havent been stocked here in Arizona for the past 3 months or so since Ive been out here.

[Hydrogen]

Does Target apply tax to their gift cards?

I know GameStop does, cheeky bastards.
CVS doesnt, but they havent been stocked here in Arizona for the past 3 months or so since Ive been out here.

I think tax on gift cards varies from state to state. I have never been charged tax on gift cards regardless of the store that I visit (I live in California).

[ShadowLink64]

Not sure if you know this or not, but:

I'll see if Hydro can take a look into this. All of the Targets in my city are only opening up Spring 2013. Thanks!

[Trixie]

I'll see if Hydro can take a look into this. All of the Targets in my city are only opening up Spring 2013. Thanks!

Yep, that's Canada for you.
-mourns the loss of Zellers at the mall I go to frequently-

But really, I see so many posts about cards in Australia or the US, but next to nothing about Canadian stores. D: Or I might be missing something here. After all, a lot of stores here in Canada (specifically Best Buy and Future Shop) stock cards for like, $5 more than its redemption value (and there's also tax, but as far as I know, Shoppers Drug Mart sells them without tax), so I guess it's not really worth it. But still...

EDIT: I guess I shouldn't make it sound like all Canadian stores sell things for more than what they're worth. I meant *here in Vancouver.

Edited by Pinkie, 09 December 2012 - 06:23 PM.

[ShadowLink64]

Yep, that's Canada for you.
-mourns the loss of Zellers at the mall I go to frequently-

But really, I see so many posts about cards in Australia or the US, but next to nothing about Canadian stores. D: Or I might be missing something here. After all, a lot of stores here in Canada stock cards for like, $5 more than its redemption value, so I guess it's not really worth it. But still...

Here in Edmonton, Toys R Us sells them for their face value (no added tax). That's about the only place I can find them so far though.

[Blippety]

Yeah I think the AUD is worth more But to counteract that, they only give us 1275NC on the $15 cards... sneaky bastards.... -_- It's better for me to buy direct from the states than to buy from my local store lol

Wait, what? It's more elsewhere!? GOD DAMN IT, I AM SO STUPID!!!

They stock them at my local Woolworths/Safeway so I've picked up quite a few on a whim... never again. >.>

EDIT:

also found this which made me lol (the answer) seems we're quite popular with the NC cards here now

http://wiki.answers....ds_in_Australia

Went to go edit that with the relevant information... realised that you meant the site and not Australians... left it alone. Haha.

Edited by Frankrin, 09 December 2012 - 09:33 PM.