If you’re anything like me, trying to find the perfect gift for your Dad, grad or other special person, can be a bit of a challenge. Well fret no more because I’ve got a great gift idea that will make you and the recipient extra happy! Happy Cards gift cards!
Okay, I know what you are thinking. A gift card. Really? That’s so impersonal! But actually it’s not! After all, what could be better than giving someone the choice to pick out whatever gift they want – from one (or more) 0f their favorite stores? And, if you are worried about gift card fees, don’t be. The new Happy Cards gift cards are fee free!
So What Are Happy Cards Gift Cards?
Happy Cards are a new type of gift cards that have absolutely no fees! Yes, you read that right, no fees! You can fill the card with values ranging from $20-$500, buy them with cash, credit or debit cards, and not pay a penny more towards fees. And unlike regular gift cards, Happy Cards gift cards are a bit more personalized because each card offers a choice of stores from many of the best brands – all on one card, and all without a fee!
There are several types of Happy Cards gift cards available including:
The Happy Guy – perfect for Dads, Grandads and Even Grads!
This gift card can be used at stores such as McCormick & Schmick’s, Dell, AutoZone, Lord & Taylor, Burger King, Buffalo Wild Wings, and The Home Depot.
The Happy Gal – perfect for Moms, sisters and grads!
This gift card can be used at her favorite stores including Lord & Taylor, Sephora, Bed Bath & Beyond, Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH, Panera Bread, Cheesecake Factory, and Spafinder!
The Happy Bites – perfect for really anyone!
With stores such as Buffalo Wild Wings, Panera Bread, Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Dave & Buster’s, the Happy Bites Gift Card can satisfy anyone’s hunger!
The Happy Teen – perfect for grads, birthdays and holidays
Give your teen the ability to pick their own gift from today’s most popular teen stores including American Eagle, Sephora, Regal Cinemas, Jamba Juice, Nike, Dave & Buster’s!
The Happy Dining – perfect for pretty much anyone!
Give the food-lover in your life the gift a free food from some of the country’s best restaurants including Buffalo Wild Wings, Panera Bread, Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Dave & Buster’s!
And more! You can check them all out at the Happy Cards website.
Where To Find Happy Cards
The new Happy Cards gift cards are available at both Albertsons and Safeway stores! Not sure if there’s a store near you? No problem! Find a Safeway near you! Find an Albertsons near you.
LEON L PASTUSAK
Friday 28th of December 2018
Bought a "Student" card to use at JC Penney. The salon does not accept it. The front cashier would not accept it for a shirt purchase. Where can you use these gift cards?
Alaina Bullock
Wednesday 6th of February 2019
Hi Leon, Wow! Really? That's not right at all! Was the cost of the salon or the shirt purchase more than the amount of the card? If so, I believe you have to tell the cashier the exaact amount of the card and have her put it in then pay the difference another way. If that was not the problem, then I would definitely call Happy Cards and explain what happened. There are several phone numbers on the Happy Cards website FAQ page at https://happycards.com/faq/. I've used different cards at different stores and never had an issue. However, when the purcahse is more than the gift card amount, they have to ring it up as a split transaction like I mentioned above. I hope everything gets worked out for you!
Alaina Bullock
Sunday 30th of December 2018
You can get them at Kroger,Publix, Target, Ahold, Alberton’s, Buehler’s, Food Lion, Giant Eagle Hannaford, HyVee, Lowes, Meijer, Office Depot, Price Chopper, Raley’s, Safeway, Stater Bros Weisand. I've occasionally seen them at Home Depot, too. Hope this helps!
Jessica
Wednesday 13th of June 2018
I would not recommend this card - I received a card for my birthday - you can not redeem for Spafinder as advertised and the phone number on the back of the card and on the website will not let you get to a live person, you are stuck in automation hell.