Vouchers on ebay

jasmineswhiskers

I am thinking of selling my clubcard vouchers on ebay and was wondering if anyone knew what the best way to do this is. Having looked at ones on there already it seems some people just sell the clubcard vouchers, some sell them and say they will convert to deals before posting and some are already converted to deals tokens. If the vouchers have my name on them would the buyer be able to exchange them? If they are exchanged for deals tokens they would still have my name on them... Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

FloFlo

Some deals offers do not have names printed on them, there is a forum all about Tesco clubcards https://www.paidtoshop.co.uk they are really friendly and I am sure some of them will have sold vouchers before.

jasmineswhiskers

Thanks for that - i'll take a look.

Coupon-mad

AFAIK, no-one actually completes a sale of just the Vouchers, the buyer will have asked for them to be converted. Often the listing doesn't mention this because the seller doesn't know (I have bought such vouchers before but only when I have emailed the seller to check they are happy to convert).

Once I did all that, got the seller's agreement....then 2 days after the item ended I received the stupid original voucher in the post! Doh! Had to get them to convert it as I couldn't, it has to be the cardholder and the Deals have to be sent to their address. As it was the seller's mistake he paid 2 lots of postage and apologised.

BTW, have a look at this thread too, link below. Anyone selling their vouchers on eBay (or just converting them online) may be well advised NOT to throw away the original paper vouchers. They have a valid date for 2 years, and although they can't be used in Tesco, it seems they CAN be used in some Sainsburys branches, so you'd get the value twice!

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=319312

HTH

jasmineswhiskers

And there wouldn't be a problem with another person redeeming the deals tokens. Am i right in thinking that at goldsmiths and mfi the name has to match the person with the deals. And do they actually check this. I redeemed some of my own deals vouchers at goldsmiths last year and don't remember them checking/asking for id as to whether i was the person named on the voucher. Just that if i do sell them i don't want someone not to be able to use them.

Coupon-mad

I'm not sure as I have only had them converted to Days out or Nationwide Autos Deals (which have no surname on).

But I have read on here that some MFI branches don't bother about the surname...but some might do.

I would have a look at the current eBay listings and copy what some of the 'clued up' sellers are writing in their description to cover themselves. They usually say it's up to the buyer to check the website for suitable Deals that they can use, and include a warning that Goldsmiths/MFI/Holidays Deals have surnames on and 'may not be transferable'.

HTH