What should I do if I haven’t received my IKEA Gift card?
If you haven’t received your IKEA Gift Card, please check your email, including junk and spam folders. If it’s still missing, contact us with your purchase details and we’ll assist in locating it.
- Check your email inbox, including your junk and spam folders, as the gift card may have been delivered there.
- If you’re still unable to locate it, kindly contact us and provide your purchase details. Our Customer Service team will assist in locating your gift card and ensure it is successfully delivered.
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