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American Express has a wonderful offer for Dell for $100 off a $599 purchase. It is no longer available, but I'm sure many of you still have it unused in your accounts.
When I first wrote about it, I said that the Dell Gift Card route should be profitable, but that Dell charges taxes so it kills the profitability (it was $42 in taxes for me).
Well, it turns out that this isn't entirely true. While Dell shows that they charge taxes, they don't actually charge the tax. You pay $600 for $600 of gift cards. Oh boy! Now, we have something!
We know you can buy $600 of Gift Cards for $500 which is purchasing the gift cards for 83.33%.
What can you sell them for?
American Express has a wonderful offer for Dell for $100 off a $599 purchase. It is no longer available, but I'm sure many of you still have it unused in your accounts.
When I first wrote about it, I said that the Dell Gift Card route should be profitable, but that Dell charges taxes so it kills the profitability (it was $42 in taxes for me).
Well, it turns out that this isn't entirely true. While Dell shows that they charge taxes, they don't actually charge the tax. You pay $600 for $600 of gift cards. Oh boy! Now, we have something!
We know you can buy $600 of Gift Cards for $500 which is purchasing the gift cards for 83.33%.
What can you sell them for?

