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£2k Ernest & Jones voucher - cannot replace items in store :-(

scrattyrat · 2011-03-29 13:58:11

Hi, So ive got a store voucher card with around £2000 on it from an insurance payout, which can be used in Ernest Jones / H samuel. Most of the items it is supposed to cover cannot be bought at any of those stores so it's basically useless to me to help replace the items that were stolen from me. What i'm trying to work…

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gismo1554 Posts: 712 Forumite

20 April 2011 at 7:09PM

I would invest in some of the Chamelia style charms (around the £50 mark each) and sell them on ebay. They are so popular right now and you will find that they get sold on there. Also less risk than selling something really expensive and then being dupped.

Never give up the dream! :beer:
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