Daniel B.
My documented Target gift card submission is still unresolved after 20+ hours
My documented Target gift card submission is still unresolved after 20+ hours This review is based only on my personal experience with GCPrimo. Reference: PRIMO-4242EC-4AF1 I submitted a $50 Target e-gift card. GCPrimo requested the receipt and documentation, and I provided what they asked for. Their own tracker showed the card was received, the receipt was provided, and the payment method was Zelle. Their tracker also states typical processing is under 8 hours. My submission sat for over 20 hours still showing Received / In progress This was not a random or undocumented card. It was a legitimate, brand-new Target e-gift card redeemed directly through Zyn Rewards. I have documentation from Zyn, Target, GCPrimo’s tracker, chat, and email. This card also represents real time and money. Zyn points are earned 15 points per can, and this redemption came from nearly 3,000 points, which is roughly 200 cans worth of purchases. This was not some questionable gift card from an unknown source. The issue in my case is simple: GCPrimo accepted the card information, I no longer had usable access to the card value, and I still did not receive the Zelle payout. After waiting about 5 hours for a documented card submission that should have been straightforward, I went to Target late last night to try using the gift card myself because I needed food. The card did not work. I had to leave embarrassed, frustrated, and hungry because the card value I was relying on was no longer usable to me, and the payout still had not arrived. I also spoke with support earlier in the process. Later, when I reached out through the main support line, the response was essentially that they do not work on Sundays and would get back to me tomorrow. For a service that accepts online gift card submissions and advertises same-day / under-8-hour processing, that was a very weak response to what had become a serious problem for me. I cannot speak for anyone else’s experience. I can only speak for mine. In my case, I submitted a fully documented Target e-gift card, provided the receipt when asked, waited far beyond the posted processing window, and was left without the card value or the payout. What should have been a simple $50 transaction turned into a stressful, unresolved problem. I am still waiting for GCPrimo to make this right. Update: GCPrimo did eventually send the $46 Zelle payout, and their tracker now shows the submission as paid. To be fair, they did pay the quoted amount. However, the payment came approximately 33 hours after submission, which was far outside the under-8-hour processing window shown on their own tracker. My concern still stands because this was a fully documented, standard Target e-gift card submission with the receipt and supporting documentation provided when requested. This should have been one of the simplest types of submissions to verify and process. Instead, it took well over a day, and during that time I did not have usable access to the card value or the payout. So yes, GCPrimo eventually paid. But in my experience, the process took far too long for a documented card submission, and the delay caused far more stress and disruption than a $50 transaction ever should have caused.
Response from GcprimoJun 22, 2026
We're pleased to let you know that your payment for reference PRIMO-4242EC-4AF1 has been successfully sent via Zelle.Thank you for choosing our service. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to contact us



