(Pole)Amazon evouchers

How likely would you be to reedeem with Amaozon evouchers if you had the choice?

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(Pole)Amazon evouchers

Post by kevinchess1 » Thu Jan 13 2011 3:56pm

How likely would you be to reedeem with Amao ev if you had the choice :?:

Might give Rich an idea
how much of a priority this is
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Re: (Pole)Amazon evouchers

Post by Bruce » Thu Jan 13 2011 4:06pm

To get any discount from Amazon, I believe you have to buy £5000 of vouchers in one go. Otherwise they are sold at the full retail price (in which case, members might as well just take the cash and spend it at Amazon or wherever).

I don't think imutual currently has the need to purchase £5000 of Amazon vouchers at the moment :D
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Re: (Pole)Amazon evouchers

Post by kevinchess1 » Thu Jan 13 2011 4:19pm

Bruce wrote:To get any discount from Amazon, I believe you have to buy £5000 of vouchers in one go. Otherwise they are sold at the full retail price (in which case, members might as well just take the cash and spend it at Amazon or wherever).
:D
If you were purchasin something from Amazon
then it's gonna be quicker to get a evoucher from
Imutual then cash
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Re: (Pole)Amazon evouchers

Post by Richard Frost » Thu Jan 13 2011 5:43pm

I have voted, but I do not think it should be given major priority, regardless of the cost. As previously stated I can buy through Amazon or choose to shop elsewhere should I wish if I am paid in cash or by Paypal
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Re: (Pole)Amazon evouchers

Post by Ric » Thu Jan 13 2011 7:01pm

Bruce wrote:To get any discount from Amazon, I believe you have to buy £5000 of vouchers in one go.
Kev, get yourself a discount for February's competition prize fund :thumbup:
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Re: (Pole)Amazon evouchers

Post by rayf » Sat Jan 15 2011 6:56pm

just a slight deviation - I may be going round the pole but isn't this a poll? :?:

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Re: (Pole)Amazon evouchers

Post by adamred6 » Mon Jan 17 2011 7:31pm

wouldnt rule it out but id prefer cash

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Re: (Pole)Amazon evouchers

Post by blythburgh » Tue Jan 18 2011 10:50am

rayf wrote:just a slight deviation - I may be going round the pole but isn't this a poll? :?:
It was started by Kev who is either dyslexic or a spelling bee rebel :lol:
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