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Returning Amazon gift card
leapyear
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I was given an Amazon gift card to purchase Prime but I have discovered Amazon do not accept gift cards as a payment method for Prime. Is it possible to get a refund on the gift card? I would greatly appreciate if anyone who knows this before I or my generous buyer makes a possible wasted trip to Tesco.
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leapyear said:I was given an Amazon gift card to purchase Prime but I have discovered Amazon do not accept gift cards as a payment method for Prime. Is it possible to get a refund on the gift card? I would greatly appreciate if anyone who knows this before I or my generous buyer makes a possible wasted trip to Tesco.Guessing from this it was purchased by a friend instore.Tesco exclude gift cards from their instore returns policy.
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So you would be buying things anyway. Just sue it for that.leapyear said:I was given an Amazon gift card to purchase Prime but I have discovered Amazon do not accept gift cards as a payment method for Prime. Is it possible to get a refund on the gift card? I would greatly appreciate if anyone who knows this before I or my generous buyer makes a possible wasted trip to Tesco.Life in the slow lane3 -
Not necessarily. They might just be buying prime for the video and music content and not intending to purchase anything else. However, that seems very unlikely as I can’t imagine that there are too many people who don’t use Amazon, even very occasionally (and I think the gift cards are valid for 10 years)born_again said:
So you would be buying things anyway. Just sue it for that.leapyear said:I was given an Amazon gift card to purchase Prime but I have discovered Amazon do not accept gift cards as a payment method for Prime. Is it possible to get a refund on the gift card? I would greatly appreciate if anyone who knows this before I or my generous buyer makes a possible wasted trip to Tesco.Northern Ireland club member No 382 :j1 -
Even if they never use Amazon as such.Money_Grabber13579 said:
Not necessarily. They might just be buying prime for the video and music content and not intending to purchase anything else. However, that seems very unlikely as I can’t imagine that there are too many people who don’t use Amazon, even very occasionally (and I think the gift cards are valid for 10 years)born_again said:
So you would be buying things anyway. Just sue it for that.leapyear said:I was given an Amazon gift card to purchase Prime but I have discovered Amazon do not accept gift cards as a payment method for Prime. Is it possible to get a refund on the gift card? I would greatly appreciate if anyone who knows this before I or my generous buyer makes a possible wasted trip to Tesco.
They stock enough 'day to day' type items you could use up the credit on stuff you would buy anyway IMO3 -
I wanted to continue with Prime for the video, reading and music content. I have used Prime to have the free delivery but not that often. My relative who bought the gift card for me, has said I can keep it for the when I do purchase something. Yes, gift cards are valid for 10 years, so I've got plenty of time to purchase non Prime things
I could easily spend the gift card in 2 minutes on things I could do with
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