Coinstar also hopes to sell gift cards, prepaid wireless phone minutes, and phone cards through the new machines someday. Users of the current machines feed them everything from jugs to handfuls of ...

Coinstar is giving card-holders a convenient way to sell unwanted cards, and likely get most of the value back. He says many spend the money in the store where the Coinstar Exchange kiosk is located.

If you prefer to sell in person, and not online, you can use Coinstar to sell your card. You can also make sure your transaction is the real deal by checking the Better Business Bureau for complaints.

Gift card owners insert their unused cards into the kiosk, with the machine automatically validating the balance. Coinstar then makes an offer based on the remaining balance, typically around 70 ...

The Coinstar gift card exchange rate is up to 85% of the gift card value. In order to use Coinstar for gift card exchange, there must be at least $20 on the card.

Coinstar's gift card system lets retailers sell cards at the point of sale or through kiosks. Most of the Bellevue, Wash., company's coin-counting kiosks can be used to fund gift cards; at the end of ...

Coinstar will start selling the cards at its kiosks in more than 500 Cumberland Farms grocery stores; the company said it will expand the program to other retailers later this year. Release.

Coinstar's Gift Card program will be made available to selected PayPoint outlets via the PayPoint terminal and integrated retailer point-of-sale systems.

How to sell your unwanted gift cards What do you do when you get a gift card for a place you aren't too happy about? Why, you sell it, of course!

If you received a gift card for Christmas to a place you normally don't visit, you may want to sell it. Just know you won't get the full value. And if there is a seller offering to pay face value ...