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hell_on_heels said:
Hi Mrs.Hu, but what if I already spent the gift card and THEN return the item? How would they be able to adjust the gift card amount if the amount is now translated into an item? I'm sorry if this sounds confusing.
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That is what I'm saying. :) if you spend a $100 gift card on a $150 item and then return it, they will refund you a new $100 gift card and then refund you $50 via whatever way you paid for the rest of it (e.g., credit card, cash etc).
 
#1,852
hell_on_heels said:
Hi everyone, I was wondering if I return the item that came with the bonus gift card then will they subtract the gift card amount after I have already spent the gift card? Thanks!
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hell_on_heels said:
Hi Mrs.Hu, but what if I already spent the gift card and THEN return the item? How would they be able to adjust the gift card amount if the amount is now translated into an item? I'm sorry if this sounds confusing.
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mrs.hu said:
That is what I'm saying. :) if you spend a $100 gift card on a $150 item and then return it, they will refund you a new $100 gift card and then refund you $50 via whatever way you paid for the rest of it (e.g., credit card, cash etc).
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Based on her original post, I *think* what hell_on_heels is saying is that she got a gift card from the promotion where if you spend X amount then you get Y amount gift card. She received the gift card and used it. She now wants to return one of the items that she purchased which allowed for her to receive the promotional gift card. She wants to know if they will deduct the gift card amount from her return. Is that what you were saying hell_on_heels?
 
#1,853
Frugalfinds said:
Based on her original post, I *think* what hell_on_heels is saying is that she got a gift card from the promotion where if you spend X amount then you get Y amount gift card. She received the gift card and used it. She now wants to return one of the items that she purchased which allowed for her to receive the promotional gift card. She wants to know if they will deduct the gift card amount from her return. Is that what you were saying hell_on_heels?
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Oh I see. I do not think they will deduct the gift card amount from your return. I think they will refund you the entire amount you originally paid.
 
#1,854
mrs.hu said:
That is what I'm saying. :) if you spend a $100 gift card on a $150 item and then return it, they will refund you a new $100 gift card and then refund you $50 via whatever way you paid for the rest of it (e.g., credit card, cash etc).
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I'm sorry for being a little slow on this but in the end, do I get the $100 credit from the gift card for free while still receiving the full refund in the form that I paid for the item?
 
#1,855
Frugalfinds said:
Based on her original post, I *think* what hell_on_heels is saying is that she got a gift card from the promotion where if you spend X amount then you get Y amount gift card. She received the gift card and used it. She now wants to return one of the items that she purchased which allowed for her to receive the promotional gift card. She wants to know if they will deduct the gift card amount from her return. Is that what you were saying hell_on_heels?
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Yes! That is exactly what I mean. Thank you so much for the clarification.
 
#1,857
hell_on_heels said:
Yes! That is exactly what I mean. Thank you so much for the clarification.
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The answer to that is yes, they will subtract the gift card from your return. I have seen them deduct the entire gift card even if you return one item. Case in point, I purchased 3 items and got a $600 gift card. I wasn't sure about the third item and decided to return it. the third item wasn't the bulk of my purchase, without it I still qualified for the $450 gift card. I assumed they would return the item and only deduct the $150 (the difference between the two tiers or gift cards) but the subtracted the entire gift card when I returned its number 3. From my understanding the gift card is tied to the entire purchase.
 
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