I've been actively researching this forum for an extended period to understand the potential drawbacks of buying gift cards with a credit card and subsequently using those gift cards to cover my monthly utility expenses.
I've been employing this method for four months now, where I purchase Amazon gift cards worth ₹20,000 using my SBI Cashback card from Amazon and use them to settle my bills.
However, I recently discovered that there are limitations on the maximum amount of Amazon gift cards I can acquire from Amazon.
Additionally, I'm uncertain about the potential tax-related issues that may arise.
Any clarification on these matters would be greatly appreciated. Furthermore, I'd like to know if you can suggest alternative sources for purchasing additional Amazon gift cards using the SBI Cashback credit card.
Is it acceptable to load a substantial amount, such as ₹30,000 or ₹40,000, into my Amazon wallet in a single day using gift cards?
Your insights and guidance would be immensely helpful.
I've been employing this method for four months now, where I purchase Amazon gift cards worth ₹20,000 using my SBI Cashback card from Amazon and use them to settle my bills.
However, I recently discovered that there are limitations on the maximum amount of Amazon gift cards I can acquire from Amazon.
Additionally, I'm uncertain about the potential tax-related issues that may arise.
Any clarification on these matters would be greatly appreciated. Furthermore, I'd like to know if you can suggest alternative sources for purchasing additional Amazon gift cards using the SBI Cashback credit card.
Is it acceptable to load a substantial amount, such as ₹30,000 or ₹40,000, into my Amazon wallet in a single day using gift cards?
Your insights and guidance would be immensely helpful.