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Pre-paid gift cards and refunds
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I think people tend to mirror the tone of the person asking. I'm sure nothing untoward was intended.1
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It's usually stated at time of purchase that the gift card can 't be refundedTracyD82 said:Fair do's it's standard practice but standard, doesn't, to me, imply set in stone..
Incidentally, I overpaid on the vouchers too to get 10% off the full cost as I could only buy in certain multiples... I think I've learnt an expensive lesson and won't delve into these work loyalty/reward schemes again 😪0 -
I think the point being made was doesn't that mean he now needs a pair of distance glasses and a pair of reading glasses (i.e. an extra pair of glasses) - so you wouldn't have a full refund of the varifocals (and the two pairs might even cost more than the single pair of vari, depending on the frames/add-ons he chooses), so no need for the money to go to waste.TracyD82 said:Husband, partner, ball on chain! His main prescription was for distance with a need for readers.. being naive he took the opticians advice for Varifocals..(didn't question it). After a scary incident on the motorway he decided they weren't for him.. I (and he) feel he was pressured and not given all the info as a first time wearer of glasses..I'm not an early bird or a night owl; I’m some form of permanently exhausted pigeon.3 -
I think you need to contact and ask for a refund by the supplier you bought the discounted voucher from.
Or sell the vouchers at a discounted price to someone else0 -
Exactly my point. Thank you.ArbitraryRandom said:
I think the point being made was doesn't that mean he now needs a pair of distance glasses and a pair of reading glasses (i.e. an extra pair of glasses) - so you wouldn't have a full refund of the varifocals (and the two pairs might even cost more than the single pair of vari, depending on the frames/add-ons he chooses), so no need for the money to go to waste.TracyD82 said:Husband, partner, ball on chain! His main prescription was for distance with a need for readers.. being naive he took the opticians advice for Varifocals..(didn't question it). After a scary incident on the motorway he decided they weren't for him.. I (and he) feel he was pressured and not given all the info as a first time wearer of glasses..1
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