Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (NYSE: WMT) has come up with a program which allows late shoppers to saves face with their family and friends. The retailer’s eGift Cards alets people hand out presents which recipients can use online to buy something before Christmas Day begins, or after. While it may seem impersonal, and it is to some extent, gift recipients can shop the hundreds of thousands of items at Walmart.com and get what they want. The program also means shoppers will return fewer items. How many people will buy a gift they do not want?
The eGift Cards come with a number of price ranges. These run, for most cards, somewhere between $5 and $200. For big spenders, there is a card with a $1,000 cap. Most have an illustration of a holiday theme which is another way to make it appear these eGift Cards are actually not given late enough to carry scenes from Spring.
Several cards are not for presents which can be bought at Walmart.com. Instead, Walmart has set up programs with Google Play, the Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) Store and iTunes, Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX), Starbucks Corp. (NASDAQ: SBUX), Burger King, and Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. (NYSE: CMG).
One other advantage to the cards is that they have no expiration date.
How the deal works:
Convenient for you and fun for them, the Walmart eGift Card makes a great gift for anyone. eGift cards arrive immediately by email, or within 48 hours at most.
eGift Cards may be redeemed online or in stores.
Easy to Order
Click “Customize” above, and fill in the information on the next page. Double-check the recipient’s email address for accuracy.
We’ll send the recipient an email that includes the Walmart eGift Card number, PIN and instructions for use on Walmart.com and Barcode, and instructions for use in stores.
Walmart eGift Cards are sent via email, immediately or within 48 hours at most
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