How long ago?
Gar Dunleavy, at Hanley menswear in Galway, writes:
It may be the oldest Gift voucher we’ve ever received. check out the date of issue!!
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How long ago?
Gar Dunleavy, at Hanley menswear in Galway, writes:
It may be the oldest Gift voucher we’ve ever received. check out the date of issue!!
Fair play like :)
I have some Esso tiger tokens that need a home, what can I exchange them for in your fine establishment?
pfft! I have Green Shield stamps
I have a post office book or two full of cow saving stamps… what do I do now?
Corporate greed looking for a reason to dishonour there commitments, they should be made add interest and inflation
There’s no suggestion of not honouring it…and why should they add inflation? It’s the same as the person keeping a €50 note in their pocket for that time.
all they care about is profiting from the ordinary man (or woman)
Who? Businesses?
The bloody cheek of them. They should all be giving away everything for free.
Fair play to them for (presumably) honouring them. Plenty of other feckers don’t, and they expire ater a year. I’m looking at yu An Post / One4All!
It’s good to see that they’re still open to honour the vouchers too. Fair play.
* searches frantically for Green Shield Stamps
Retailers love Vouchers , I recall having a conversation with a Shopping Centre Manager , His No 1 Priority when this Centre was opening was to have front and centre a Customer Service Desk selling vouchers as the rate at the time (2007) of non-redemption was between 10% and 12% . Free Money
Yep, customers aren’t very bright it would seem. Exchange perfectly good internationally recognized currency for a piece of non refundable paper that may hopefully be accepted by a single shop in very possibly a single location, unless its past its expiry date of course.
+1
All I saw was ‘By Ass’.
Ass 12 is basically the Rogue One of the West. The honoring of his credit spanning whole decades.
Found £19 (nineteen punts) of Superquinn savings stamps on a Superquinn savings card after moving house. Senator Quinn advised me to approach Supervalue who ignored me.
Aldi refused to accept my 1915 Prussian Imperial war bonds.
The bloody cheek.
Fair play to Hanleys for honouring them