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[jerard]

Hello,

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.

So, I am planning to visit Bangkok and if I am going to connect through Tokyo anyway, can I pick up some iTunes Music Store gift cards at any of the stores in the airport? Yes, I know I can get iTunes Music Store gift cards online but I figure that perhaps I could get them without such major markup if I get them while I'm connecting to my flight to Bangkok.

Love is the Law, Love under Will.

[wynn]

I don't think so. I've never seen anything like that at Narita. They might be in the shops outside of the secured area, but that would mean having to leave the secured area and go back through security just for a gift card, if it's even there.

Also, I don't think there is a mark-up for iTunes gift cards that you buy from iTunes? You're certainly not going to get a discount by buying it in-person.

[reid]

They usually sell iTunes gift cards in the convenience stores but probably not once you get past the ticket gates. I don't think the Japanese cards will do you any good anyways. The cards usually only work for Japanese iTunes accounts. I've heard that you can't use them to charge American (or any other country's) accounts.