eBayâ€™s gift card

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Does anyone know how many eBayâ€™s gift cards can be used in one single purchase?

anibal3371

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Posted 1 year ago·Last reply 1 year ago

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@anibal3371 I believe it's 4 cards but I can't find it in the terms and conditions>

Restrictions

The Gift Card is not refundable or redeemable for cash, except to the extent required by law.
The Gift Card may be used to make purchases only up to the available balance on the Gift Card. The available balance of the Gift Card is reduced by the amount of each purchase of goods or services.
If you want to use the Gift Card to make a purchase that exceeds the available balance on the Gift Card, you must combine the use of the Gift Card with additional payment from another funding source. You agree that we are not responsible if you do not have enough funds on your Gift Card to facilitate a transaction.
The Gift Card may not be used to pay eBay selling fees. The Gift Card also may not be used to buy eBay Gift Cards, third party gift cards, gift certificates, coupons, coins, paper money, virtual currency, or items generally considered to be â€œbullionâ€ (for example, gold, silver, and other precious metals in the form of coins, bars, or ingots).
No more than a total of $1000 in Gift Cards may be redeemed per day, and no more than a total of $1500 in Gift Cards may be redeemed per calendar month. eBay reviews all accounts linked to a user to calculate these daily and monthly limits.
The Gift Card is not redeemable outside the U.S. or its Territories.

https://pages.ebay.com/giftcard/terms_conditions.html

Keep in mind that if the seller requires immediate payment prior to making a bid or offer you will may not be able to use your gift cards. You will know if the seller requires immediate payment if you see a Pop Up asking for payment information prior to making a bid or offer. Not all sellers require immediate payment, it is a setting a seller can control.