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

Had no problems using this card. However, please remember that you have to register it on their website before it can be used. There is a website URL printed on the top right corner on the back of the card. Just follow that link to register it first, and it will work perfectly. Good product!

The gift card is great. Delivery unsatisfactory- Could feel it was a gift card, just lain down and it blew away. Thankfully found three houses down. Usually delivery is under rug to hold it down. Recipient not happy.

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!!!!!!!!!

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

I registered my card online. Had no problems using it. I do recommend it 100%

These are good for people who have trouble getting to the bank for cash. The only thing that I heard back from the person who used it though was some items are not allowed. Other than that, it is a good fit if you cannot send cash other ways where someone has trouble getting to their bank.

Unethical and customer hostile practices. Blackhawk is the name of the company that sells and distributes these gift cards for Visa. I bought this $100 gift card through Amazon. I used this gift card for a $60 purchase successfully. A month later I wanted to double check the card's balance, so I used the contact information on the back of the card "Cardholder services and balance inquiries". I spoke with 3 agents and a manager who all insisted they can not let customers know what their card balance is due to "card owner authentication and privacy security reasons", after I provided the card number, the card expiration date, and the security code on the card. what?! The point of a gift card is that it can be used anonymously by anyone! Please just tell me what my balance is...is it zero or $35 or what? They continued to insist that I give them my name and my phone number and my email address as if I had committed some kind of fraud.. and I started to feel like this company was scamming me. I was told by the agents and the managers that if I provided all my personal contact information they would "escalate my issue' for resolution. Are you kidding me? Why should I have to spend all this time "authenticating that I am the owner of the gift card" and haggling with your agents with the simple request for the balance on my gift card? I realize that I could simply go to CVS and use the gift card and they wouldn't ask me for my identification. CVS would either decline the card for inadequate funds or they would ring up my purchase and hand me a receipt. The reason I'm writing this review is because I suspect this company deliberately uses this stalling process to minimize customer inquiries....my guess is that a big percentage of their customers wouldn't have the time to deal with this bogus response and would simply assume that their gift card has zero balance. How many of their customers assume this and simply throw away the gift card? And guess who ends up making a massive profit from all the gift card unused balances? Blackhawk.

Its a gift certificate. Of course it fits all and is the perfect gift!