Do Gamestop Credits expire?


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So I have a significant amount of Gamestop credit ($175 to be exact), and in February, that credit will be about a year old. I'm really not looking to purchase anything through Gamestop in the next few months, but I'm worried that the credit might expire. I know that gift cards usually expires after a year of purchase, but then again, the gamestop card isn't a gift card, and it's more like a membership card. Anyone have any experience keeping a high balance on your gamestop card after a significant amount of time?

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All gamestop cards(gift cards, edge cards, new reward cards) never expire. Ive had people from 5 years ago bring in old cards and they worked perfectly fine.

The card your talking about is a store credit card, which is the same thing like all of our cards, they all work the same, no fee to buying them and they dont expire / depreciate in value

Don't quote me on this, but I thought I remembered the guy at GameStop telling me they DO expire... not the gift cards, but these do. I think. Could be totally wrong.

Nah dont listen to them. I work at gamestop and weve went through the policy several times. None of our cards expire besides the Edge card only if you have a game informer subscription. The credit on the card doesnt expire, but the subscription sticker does.

Nah dont listen to them. I work at gamestop and weve went through the policy several times. None of our cards expire besides the Edge card only if you have a game informer subscription. The credit on the card doesnt expire, but the subscription sticker does.

Cool, I have an Edge card, so the credits on that card doesn't expire? Thanks!

Now all I have to figure out is if I want to buy a Kinect for my gf and when friends come over to drink or if I want to preorder games like Portal 2 and Bulletstorm.

Nah dont listen to them. I work at gamestop and weve went through the policy several times. None of our cards expire besides the Edge card only if you have a game informer subscription. The credit on the card doesnt expire, but the subscription sticker does.

Thanks for the clarification! Either the employee was wrong or phrased it poorly (or I just completely misunderstood).

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