Visa Physical Gift Card $100 (plus $5.95 Purchase Fee)

The Visa Physical Gift Card with a $100 value is a versatile and convenient option for anyone looking to give a thoughtful gift. Whether it’s for a birthday, holiday, or just a simple gesture of appreciation, this card suits a wide range of recipients—from family and friends to coworkers. Its physical form makes it easy to present in person, adding a personal touch compared to digital alternatives. One of the standout features of this card is its broad usability. Since it’s a Visa card, it can be used almost anywhere Visa is accepted — from online stores to local shops, restaurants, and more. This flexibility means the recipient can spend the gift exactly how they want, whether it’s treating themselves to something special or covering everyday expenses. Activation is straightforward, and the card feels secure with the familiar Visa branding. Overall, the Visa Physical Gift Card is a reliable and thoughtful gift choice that combines flexibility with simplicity. It takes the guesswork out of choosing the perfect present while giving the recipient complete freedom. If you want to make someone’s day easier and more enjoyable, this card is definitely worth considering.

Good product. Easy to use

Always an easy solution to show appreciation. Everyone loves receiving them.

I got this $100 Visa Gift Card because although I have actual credit/debit cards that I use in person at brick & mortar stores and other businesses and online on big-name websites like Amazon, Instacart, Shipt, Target and the like, I am not comfortable giving out my actual card info when shopping on less(er) known and/or potentially risky websites. So when circumstances necessitate doing business with them (as it did recently, while looking for a replacement battery for my 2007 HP laptop I dug out from a closet after not using it since 2009-2010 [and particularly since switching to Apple/Mac in 2012-2013] in order to play some retro offline Windows games I've not played in years that I missed playing................unfortunately, neither Amazon nor any other big-name stores or websites [like Best Buy, NewEgg, etc.] seem to carry a compatible battery and I had to go with an unknown/lesser known website) I prefer to use non-reloadable prepaid "gift" cards, so that in the worst case scenario, if the site is "fly-by-night" scam business and/or the website gets hacked, they won't have access to my actual credit/debit card info or bank data, and the maximum amount of money I'd potentially lose would limited to whatever the denomination (or remaining balance) on the prepaid card. Granted, depending on the card (AFAIK there cards come in denominations of $25, $50, $100 and $200 cards) it could still be a lot of money to lose, but at least one's entire credit line and private info wouldn't be at risk as it would be using a conventional credit/debit card. Personally, after several years of using prepaid Visa, Mastercard and other credit cards, like this one, I have to say I think prepaid "gift" cards are a GREAT option, when shopping online, especially when making purchases at certain websites/kinds of websites. However, previously, Amazon did NOT offer these prepaid Visa, Mastercard and other credit-card "gift" cards and rather, only offered gift cards for specific stores, restaurants or other businesses. This necessitated having to physically go to a brick & mortar store and buy a prepaid "gift" credit card in person anytime I needed a Visa/Mastercard to use online -- and since, due to disabilities, I'm unable to drive, getting these prepaid cards were a huge hassle! Which is why I am so glad that Amazon has started offering these prepaid Visa/Mastercard gift cards for sale through their site. I don't know if its because of COVID-19, and the lockdowns, or what, but making these prepaid cards available through Amazon, has made it a LOT easier for those of us who are mostly homebound, to get and use these cards as needed. As mentioned, these cards come in denominations of $25, $50, $100 and $200, and are NOT reloadable (meaning once the balance on the card is used up, you need to buy another card and cannot add more money to that same card). Also they cannot be used to get cash at ATMs or POS (point of sale) purchases. But they can be made for most other purchases where Visa and Mastercard are accepted, which these days, is the majority of places, at least in the US. I have never used these in other countries, not even Canada, so I cannot speak to their functionality abroad. That being said, I recently tried to use one of these cards online on GOG (Good Old Games) and I had difficulty completing the transaction because apparently the site's based in Europe, so the card was declined. But then I just made the payment using the card as a "guest" via Paypal (I no longer trust Paypal enough to maintain an actual account with them anymore) and the transaction went through, immediately. Other than that, I've had no problems with these cards. The card arrives, open the package and register the card number on their listed website, with your basic info (name, address, phone number, email) which AFAIK is NOT necessary for in-person purchases, but IS (or may be) necessary for online purchases -- and then use the card just like you would any other Visa or Mastercard until you've exhausted the amount on your card. Then, throw it away (or cut it up first if you've registered it with your personal info) and get another one the next time you need it! Easy-peasy! ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ 5 STARS!!!!!!!!!

Yes very easy to use came in 2 days very convenient will be buying again

Easy to use

Send cash via so many choices - Cash App, Venmo, Paypal, Apple Cash - all these have Visa/MC's that tie to the person's account - take cash to almost anywhere and put on an account - the fees are lower and the receiptent has much more control - posting of payments and refunds is practically instant - cards are reloadable, etc. Here, you are basically paying $6 for the priviledge of being at their mercy as to how you spend your money - and if and when you get any refund - they currently admit that they have my refund, but are going to hold it for the maximum amount of time allowed by law before allowing me access to it. THEIR CUSTOMER SERVICE IS ABYSMAL 90+ Minute waits to get a human on the phone - And the website the customer service line continuosly tells you to use while you are on hold - is down more often than it works. On top of all this, they also bank on the masses never spending the last few dollars or cents on each card - that pads their float by BILLIONS of dollars each year and for up to 10 years! (Note the expiration dates of 2034,2035??? Does your credit card last that long?? - No. These do because that is how long they can legally use all those pennies that add up to BILLIONS before having to turn it over - and then it goes to the states as "Unclaimed Property" for them to use until it is claimed, the majority of which never is, who wants to go through a long claim process for 10 cents?) This is just another way for the haves to steal from the have-lesses on a mass scale that no one individually really notices - all in the name of "Convenience" for us - a transfer on any of those mentioned apps is MUCH more convenient. You can even give a check (or straight cash) if you want something to put in an envelope - cash app will let the receipient scan checks for instant posting, or as mentioned before take that cash to any Dollar Tree, Dollar General, Walmart, etc and have it added to their account to use their own Visa/MC with a lot less restrictions - these Visa "Gift" cards are more of a gift to the issuer than to your intended receipient. All that being said.... It is accepted most places - I emphasize most, cause not all. They will not work for most recurring type payments, XFinity won't even take them for a one-time payment for a wifi now pass. They will not work internationally at all, not just if you are abroad, but the merchant either - you cannot buy from another country. However, it does work better than an electronic one which is extremely limited - even online.

This was a scam. My sister tried to use the card and there were zero funds. The card had already been used.