: If someone claims you owe money to the city or "DEA" and demands gift cards, it is a scam— hang up and call the police . Be cautious of unknown email requests for gift cards

: Always check your balance at the official retailer’s website before heading out to sell! Staying Safe

: Check the kiosks at Woodland Hills Mall for automated payouts.

: Only sell to established businesses with a physical storefront.

: Located in high-traffic areas like Woodland Hills Mall or local Walmart stores, these kiosks sometimes include a "Gazelle" or "Gift Card Bin" feature that offers instant cash for cards from hundreds of retailers.

Don't let those unused cards gather dust! If you need cash for groceries or bills, here are the safest ways to sell them locally:

Tulsa Police have warned of a rise in "gift card draining" and phone-based scams. To stay protected:

: For the best rates (often up to 80-90%), use verified platforms like Gift Card Granny or Raise , which allow you to list your card for sale to other users. Helpful Post Template for Tulsa Residents