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So the chance for any discounts are close to zero.
Online you usually pay about 5% more then the card value since the online shops need to make some profit.
Some retail stores have had in store discounts for them. But that means it was only available if you physically went into the store.
And yes, it is possible but very rare.
So if you're hoping to get a Steam card for cheaper is unlikely to happen, unless someone want to take a lost on it. It's always been 1:1 value, or you're paying more when buying it off from a non authorized individual reseller online.
Authorized resellers, such as Walmart, Target, Gamestop, EB Games, or whatever will sell the cards at 1:1, unless the state/province/country demands taxes to be applied on top of gift cards. Store do take their cut, which comes out of Valve pocket really as they get less of the money from the store that sold it, but you get the full amount redeem on your card. Online retailers are the same, unless they're non authorized individual reseller which they either charge 1:1, or more, and normally these non authorized individual reseller do it because people can't get the locally that supports their payment method that not available as an option on Steam, such as bitcoin, or whatever.
They occur during sales sometimes like black friday, club stores like costco sell gift card bundles at discounts from time to time, etc. All designed to get you into the store where you will probably spend more money.
I thought i was pretty clear. What do you not understand? Shops that offer physical gift cards usually dont make any money with them, they are there to attract more customers to the store.
So called "walk in" products.
Thats the reason why you wont see many discounted gift cards, maybe in some bundles during Black Friday.
That's not always true. Membership retailers sometimes do.
I'll use deductive reasoning to assume you are replying to me.
I'll use the same tactic to assume that you did not read his original post. SPECIFICALLY the first sentence of his post. Even more specifically, THE FIRST THREE WORDS OF THE FIRST SENTENCE of his post.
I mean... you want to defend someone, but you can't be bothered to read the first three words of a sentence? Or, are you having difficulty with overall comprehension of the first three words of said sentence?
In edit-By the way, you can get a small discount on a $100 Steam Gift Card at Sam's Club. Right now. Today. If I'm not mistaken, today is not Black Friday.