En résumé
A charge for DELTA CSTAR GFTCD represents the purchase of a Delta Air Lines eGift Card processed by CashStar, their third-party gift card vendor.
Pourquoi ce débit apparaît ainsi
Delta Air Lines outsources its digital gift card processing to CashStar. As a result, the charge does not appear as a direct airline ticket purchase.
The abbreviation CSTAR stands for CashStar, and GFTCD stands for Gift Card. Because it is processed by a third party, this transaction may not trigger specific credit card travel rewards or Amex Offers meant for direct Delta flight purchases.
Common reasons for this charge
- You purchased a digital Delta Air Lines gift card for a friend or family member.
- You bought a Delta gift card to meet a minimum spending requirement on a credit card.
- An authorized user on your account purchased a gift card.
How to locate the invoice and cancel
- Check your email for CashStar receipts Search your inbox for emails from CashStar or Delta Gift Cards regarding your recent purchase.
- Contact CashStar Support Reach out to CashStar customer service to inquire about the specific gift card order associated with your card.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Delta CashStar gift card purchase code as travel?
Usually, no. Because the transaction is processed by CashStar rather than Delta Air Lines directly, it typically does not code as travel for credit card multipliers.
Can I get a refund for a Delta gift card?
Delta gift cards purchased through CashStar are generally non-refundable unless required by state law.
Dispute Rights & Fraud Prevention
Gift cards are a common vector for fraud. If you did not make this purchase, your credit card number may have been compromised.
Contact your bank immediately to report the unauthorized gift card purchase and request a replacement card.
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Sources vérifiées
- Delta Air Lines Gift Cards https://www.delta.com
- CashStar Customer Support https://delta.cashstar.com