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Return gift voucher to unaffordable shop?
magimix_2
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Hi,
My friends very generously bought be a £250 gift voucher to a furniture shop which is ridiculously overpriced, and so I can't actually buy anything with that. With the exception of unwanted items such as giant wooden letters, the cheapest items in store are around £400, but even those are items I don't want. Is there any law that requires them to refund me the cash if they've sold a voucher that doesn't really cover anything in the store?
Thanks!
My friends very generously bought be a £250 gift voucher to a furniture shop which is ridiculously overpriced, and so I can't actually buy anything with that. With the exception of unwanted items such as giant wooden letters, the cheapest items in store are around £400, but even those are items I don't want. Is there any law that requires them to refund me the cash if they've sold a voucher that doesn't really cover anything in the store?
Thanks!
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not sure but is there anyone you could sell it to?0
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