Can a lost or stolen IKEA Gift or Refund card be blocked or replaced?
If you have lost your IKEA Gift card or someone else has used it without your permission, you should contact us immediately.
For issues surrounding IKEA online gift cards that have been issued through a third party, you will need to contact the seller directly to resolve it.
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