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Group query - 'gifts' and buying vouchers for yourself
KiKi
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Really sorry, wasn't sure of the best place to post this question. Board Guides: please do move it if there's a more suitable place!
I bought a Groupon which says '1 per person' on the deal page. There are no limits stated on the voucher in terms of how many one person can use, though.
A friend has also bought me one as a gift (I found out today). I didn't tell her I'd already purchased one as I didn't want to be rude, but can I use two Groupons for me if one is a gift? Or is it down to the place I'd be using them at?
I think that there's a 7 day refund policy, so I can ask for a refund on mine and use my friend's instead. I'm happy to use two, if I'm allowed. But I don't want to break the rules and have my account cancelled!!
If anyone can advise I'd be grateful. Cheers.
KiKi
Really sorry, wasn't sure of the best place to post this question. Board Guides: please do move it if there's a more suitable place!
I bought a Groupon which says '1 per person' on the deal page. There are no limits stated on the voucher in terms of how many one person can use, though.
A friend has also bought me one as a gift (I found out today). I didn't tell her I'd already purchased one as I didn't want to be rude, but can I use two Groupons for me if one is a gift? Or is it down to the place I'd be using them at?
I think that there's a 7 day refund policy, so I can ask for a refund on mine and use my friend's instead. I'm happy to use two, if I'm allowed. But I don't want to break the rules and have my account cancelled!!
If anyone can advise I'd be grateful. Cheers.
KiKi
' <-- See that? It's called an apostrophe. It does not mean "hey, look out, here comes an S".
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