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Recently I enrolled in a no cost trial offer with a company. For that they sent me a $10 reward card. I used it up for buying groceries. Is the reward card useful anymore? Or should I just cut it up and throw it away?

Shashank Sawant
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    Keep the card; it can be used to open locked doors (not ones with deadbolts, though) – Dilip Sarwate Mar 31 '15 at 04:21
  • @Dilip Sarwate : Yeah that's sound's good. I guess I will rub it with a magnet and do just that. 
          @ To the person who down-voted: please tell me my error so that the next time I won't repeat it on this forum.
    – Shashank Sawant Mar 31 '15 at 08:13

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You should cut it up and discard it, as it is useless. Future reward cards don't need old cards to add balances to. The physical card has no cost to the giver, and once empty, is of no value to you.

Ellie Kesselman
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