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fucking Dell promo "gift cards" expire after 90 days.
#1
Bought a TV in June with a $50 card promo, it expired in September.

Apparently its not a "gift card" per se, but a "coupon"

So it expires. So. Fucking. Stupid.
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#2
I believe my Newegg promo card also expired after a time, but it might have been a full year. Either way, made sure to use it within a few months.
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#3
P.s. It does stink. Sorry.
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#4
Lame!!!
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#5
"Gift" cards vary by state...

http://consumersunion.org/research/state...13-update/
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#6
any chance you could call Dell and ask for a 1-time exception/extension?
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jdc wrote:
Bought a TV in June with a $50 card promo, it expired in September.

Apparently its not a "gift card" per se, but a "coupon"

So it expires. So. Fucking. Stupid.

Complain to you state legislators. Confusedmiley-laughing001:
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#8
M>B> wrote:
"Gift" cards vary by state...

http://consumersunion.org/research/state...13-update/

It aint a gift card.

Yeah, Im gonna call and talk to some dude/dudette in India and see -- but Im not hopeful.
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jdc wrote:
[quote=M>B>]
"Gift" cards vary by state...

http://consumersunion.org/research/state...13-update/

It aint a gift card.

Yeah, Im gonna call and talk to some dude/dudette in India and see -- but Im not hopeful.
Exactly. It is considered a coupon. Are there states that force coupons to remain valid in perpetuity? My Newegg gift cards don't expire either, but the promotional cards do expire.
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