Where can I redeem a Sears gift card?
Sears gift cards can be used at Kmart, Lands’ End, Crafstman, Kenmore, PartsDirect, Sears Outlet, and even with My Gopher for online grocery purchases.
Do Sears gift cards still work?
Sears Gift Cards Are Good for Life “While other retailers charge fees and enforce expiration dates, Sears has never attached maintenance fees to its gift cards and now our gift cards never expire.” Previously, Sears gift cards generally expired two years from the date of purchase.
Can you use a Sears gift card at Walmart?
If your Sears card has a Mastercard, Visa or Discover logo then yes you can.
What is my Sears gift card balance?
Check Sears Gift Card Balance online, over the phone or in store using the information provided below….Sears Gift Cards.
| Gift Card Balance By Phone | |
|---|---|
| 1-888-332-2218 | |
| Gift Card Balance Online | |
| Sears |
Can Sears gift cards be used at Lands End?
Can I redeem a Sears® or Kmart® Gift Card at Lands’ End? As of Oct. 13, 2018, Lands’ End no longer accepts Sears® or Kmart® Gift Cards to be used as payment towards a Lands’ End purchase for online orders, call center orders, and in-store purchases at the Lands’ End stand-alone retail stores.
Are Sears gift cards still good 2021?
We continue to sell and accept gift cards, and you can keep earning and using Shop Your Way points.” The company also says the bankruptcy filing will not affect the Sears Credit Card and Sears Mastercard.
What do you do with a gift card when the store closes?
When a Store Closes In some cases, your gift cards won’t be usable at all. This all depends on the store and the reason it is closing. When companies file for bankruptcy, they can only continue accepting gift cards if they ask the bankruptcy court for permission and the court authorizes it.
Where can I convert my gift card to cash?
Companies like Raise and CardCash let you sell gift cards for as much as 92 percent cash back. While you won’t walk away with 100 percent of the value of the card, you can use these sites to turn old gift cards into cash—which you can then use to buy whatever you’d like.