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Buying high street vouchers??

Where can i buy high street vouchers that can be used at a variety of stores if there is such a thing? Thanks in advace

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  • ginjim
    ginjim Posts: 10,078 Forumite
    argos do them i think
  • ginjim
    ginjim Posts: 10,078 Forumite
    post office too but they make commission i think
  • sloppychops
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  • payless
    payless Posts: 6,957 Forumite
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    I've got some brown ones and some purple ones ... seem to be accepted in most shops
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  • payless
    payless Posts: 6,957 Forumite
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    Now if you can them at a below face value price.... like via MBNA)
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  • Tutes24
    Tutes24 Posts: 94 Forumite
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    Can i buy them instore as well as online at post office??
  • jo_b_2
    jo_b_2 Posts: 7,120 Forumite
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    Tutes24 wrote: »
    Can i buy them instore as well as online at post office??

    Yes - you can buy them over the counter. There is an additional charge on top of the face value of the vouchers as well. (I'm not sure how much - sorry).
  • Tutes24
    Tutes24 Posts: 94 Forumite
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    jo_b wrote: »
    Yes - you can buy them over the counter. There is an additional charge on top of the face value of the vouchers as well. (I'm not sure how much - sorry).

    Thanks for that Jo_b il let u know how much they have charged me extra
  • payless
    payless Posts: 6,957 Forumite
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    cash is king ( unless vouchers cost less! )

    Apart from the odd M&S voucher for that late birthday present ... don't pay face value , only buy shopping vouchers with say 5-10% discount off face value
    Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as (financial) advice.
  • Tutes24
    Tutes24 Posts: 94 Forumite
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    payless wrote: »
    cash is king ( unless vouchers cost less! )

    Apart from the odd M&S voucher for that late birthday present ... don't pay face value , only buy shopping vouchers with say 5-10% discount off face value

    Thats exactly the reason why i needed this info as its persons birthday tomorrow and needed a quick easy present lol.


    Costs 1 pound on top of every 10 pound. so i paid 3pound on top of the 30. Not 2 worry thou its better than getting a cold shoulder for not remembering haha
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