You can browse to krogers.com but it will immediately redirect to kroger.com. The company’s IT staff have it covered. Source: about 1 year ago

Any chance you could do the same for all the coupons on kroger.com? :). Source: over 1 year ago

Thanks, they look right and this is pretty much unique to kroger.com, so I'm guessing it's not me, but can't know for sure, (as always with computers . . .). Source: almost 2 years ago

Thanks. This happens every time I visit "kroger.com", so a persistent issue, fyi. Source: almost 2 years ago

Any idea why this is happening? Why does Kroger's site display "https://kroger.com" but Firefox flags it as not HTTPS? Is the HTTPS part of Kroger's address BS? Thanks! Source: almost 2 years ago

I've sold a couple on cardcash.com . I've gotten some good deals on some, others not so much. But sometimes I'd rather get the money even if it's like 50% since there are cards I will never use. Source: about 1 year ago

Also checkout cardcash.com. They don't have Amazon GC but I like that they have target GC at 5-7% off usually. Starbucks/ubereats/doordash GCs go for ~10% off some times. Source: over 1 year ago

I used cardcash.com to swap 3 $20 gift cards for a restaurant that I never go to for a $48 Home Depot e-gift card. Very simple, I think I had to send a pic of the card then after they accepted the deal mailed it in. Got the HD ecard by email a few days later,. Source: over 1 year ago

Hey! Does anyone know of any other sites like cardcash.com that pay in 70-80% on $500 cards in 2-3 business days? Unfortunately, after you've done $2500+ in business with in in a month they flag you as high risk. Source: over 1 year ago

If you can afford having unused gift card balances sitting around, I recommend putting as much of your expenses through gift cards. Through Swagbucks, it's mygiftcardsplus.com. But I go with the highest cash back among several sources (cardcash.com, non-Target gift card from Target with a Red card are 5% off, gas stations or grocery stores when my credit card is offering 5% back, or my Fold+ debit card). Source: almost 2 years ago