Gift Cards
- Richard Drew
- Updated
Gift cards are displayed at a Target store, in New York, Thursday, Dec. 21, 2023. Americans are expected to spend nearly $30 billion on gift cards this holiday season, according to the National Retail Federation. Restaurant gift cards are the most popular, making up one-third of those sales. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)
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Police in Louisville said gift card are being tampered with and ending up back on the shelves for sale, a local problem the Better Business Bureau said is part of a national trend.
Stores have taken extraordinary measures the past few years to make gift cards more secure against tampering.
When a sweater just doesn't work and you don't want another slow cooker, gift card is the way to go.
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