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Buying gift vouchers
Buddingblonde
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Other than buying them at face value or buying them slightly cheaper on ebay is there a way of buying vouchers (like debenhams or m and s) cheaper.
I ask as I am sure someone mentioned before on one the forums here that they had been able to buy reduced cost vouchers.
I ask as I am sure someone mentioned before on one the forums here that they had been able to buy reduced cost vouchers.
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If you know anyone who works for the NHS they can buy gift vouchers and cards cheaper than face value through nhsdiscounts.com. It may only be about 3.5% discount but some go up to 7% off or more. I recently bought a tv from Comet and that worked out at £50 cheaper by buying vouchers. Some of the companies even do sms text vouchers so you have use them instantly rather than having to wait for delivery. Hope this helps.0
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