Netflix - $60 Gift Card

Netflix gift cards are the perfect gift for anyone who enjoys television or movies. It can be given to an individual or enjoyed by an entire family. It has become a favorite gift for birthdays, Christmas, and even weddings. At the time of writing this review, the $60 gift card is equivalent to 6 months of standard membership. This member level offers HD quality and allows viewing of content on two different devices. For example, one person can watch a movie on their Smart TV while another person watches a different movie on their iPad. Member benefits are subject to change and sales tax varies by state. The cards are easy to use, just follow the instructions. The balance of the card is immediately applied to your account and member fees are deducted monthly. You can put your account on hold and reactivate at any time without losing the card balance. I recommend keeping the card and your store receipt until you confirm the balance has been transferred to your account just in case the card is not correctly activated upon purchase at the store (I've had this happen).

This is a great choice if you want to gift Netflix to someone. I needed to spend my BB gift card on something, so I figured, why not get one of these instead of charging Netflix on my credit card? This week I decided to cancel my Netflix subscription temporarily, and planned to resume in a couple of months. However, beware that if you do this, you can't pause deductions from your gift card balance. You'll receive a message that says your subscription will continue until your gift credit is used. So, my subscription continues, and I can't save my gift credit to use later because they choose to waste their customers' money. I chatted with support, and they said unfortunately this is their policy, but ensured my complaint would be passed on into the right hands. All in all, my aim with this review is to let you know that if you're not a fully dedicated Netflix user, shy away from buying this.

There was a promotion of a free Best Buy gift card with purchase, so this was a no-brainer. After placing the order, though, I was charged for the free gift card. A call to Best Buy customer service corrected the issue immediately. Then delivery tracking showed this item was delivered to the local post office. I waited about a week before I called Best Buy customer service again to report non-delivery. A replacement was quickly sent - by UPS this time, with a signature required. The original Netflix gift card showed up in my mailbox this past weekend, so once again I contacted Best Buy customer service, and they sent me a prepaid shipping label to return the item. Five stars for the actual product (gift card). Four stars for the ordering/delivery process because customer service was so good about making things right, but the gift card should have required a signature upon delivery from the get go.

The thing is...Here's the thing. You can purchase monthly subscriptions online via your phone, tablet, tv, computer etc...but why not go into the store and put your rewards info on the purchase?! I use to just have the funds come out of my checking account. But once I saw the cards in store, I figured it would be better to just purchase in store and at the same time get my rewards points! Might as well. I was already paying for the service anyway and not recieiving any special Bonuses or points for free cash back. The only thing is I wished there were lower amounts like $10 cards. (Would be ideal). Heck. At least $20 cards. I just feel weird purchasing at larger amounts. Feels like I'm spending more money that way. But if it's $10 cards. I won't trip over it.

We purchased this for our personal use. You can simply buy the card, log into your Netflix account, enter in the gift card (GC) code and the credit is posted to your account. It only takes a few minutes and have not had a problem with these. Benefits to buying the gift card: - adds to your my Best Buy points to earn rewards - adds toward your elite status - can be a nice gift to someone you know is a Netflix member and who has everything. It is an extra step than having Netflix auto-bill to your monthly charge on the credit card, but I just pick up a GC when I happen to be shopping when I am in the store. On months that I don't get a GC, they just auto-bill my credit card. I just figure a little effort, with an extra perk....not a big deal either way.

Don't buy gift cards at Best Buy. I was told they would take them back if my in laws didn't want them. I specifically asked. Also I am an attorney and read the fine print on the receipt which does not indicate that these cards cannot be returned. When I went to return them, I was told they could not in fact be returned and spent 5 hours on the phone with customer service at the end of which it was promised someone would call me back with a resolution. Big suprise....no one did! The rude store manager told me that I should have gone online and not relied on the recipe and read the FULL return policies which are posted on the website. So I guess before buying ANYTHING at Best Buy, everyone should go online and read all their fine legal print! BTW, anyone want some gift cards for Netflix.

This works out good for me, because I like to pay in advance, and not wait for payments to show up like 5 days after they're supposed to. For paying up front, these netflix gift cards are the way to go! Once you add them to your account, the money stays in your account as a gift or promotion. And when it's time to pay up, the money comes out of the gift card credit. So it won't charge your credit or debit card. And btw, its not like an ebay gift card, where you have to hold onto the physical gift card until you decide to make a purchase. You can transfer the money into your netflix account right away, and the money will stay in your account until the next billing cycle charge date. Two thumbs up!

I have always gotten my parents a $100 in Netflix gift certs as one of their christmas gifts... so to only offer them in amounts of $30 or $60 is odd. I hate that we can no longer get the Netflix gc on their website and now are forced to purchase in stores. To top that off to only have two $ amounts to choose from is stupid. So instead of $100 I only bought $90. I also wanted to get a roku for them. Took me 20 min to find an employee that wasnt busy visiting with friends and when I did I asked if they could tell me the difference between a roku 1 or 2 and was told that I should google it... nice training best buy if I wanted a sarcastic 18yr old I could of went to walmart.