The best thing I can think is to purchase an easily re-sold item with your credit and then sell the item.
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Yes, that seems to be the best thing to do. I am thinking a Pico 18 or Evelyn TPM may be good options.
If you must give it away, you can turn it into a gift card. Then courier the gift card or give it to someone in person or sell it. Much easier than having Hermes do this for you and there are liability issues which I’m sure the store would not want to endure.
There are many who still look for this bag so it may be a good idea to go in that direction..
Good luck
Great suggestion, I’ll look into this. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
Hello, does anyone know if I can use store credit in another store (different from store that issued the credit)?
My store is very low on inventory so I cannot spend my credit there.
Thanks so much!!
My store is very low on inventory so I cannot spend my credit there.
Thanks so much!!
I wonder, does Hermes do gift cards? In theory u could buy a gift card with your credit and then gift it? Lol I know it's unlikely.
I had a store credit for slg I returned and I was told I couldn’t use it on bags but could use for anything else. May just be our location but try fo check if you can actually use it for the picotin or evelyne. HTH
When you have a credit on your account, and you use this as a method of payment with your SA, does SA get commission for it?
A little thread creation crazy arent we...
I agree. Why should it be of any relevance to you?
If an SA will not get commission, will that stop you using the store credit!
Yes, the second SA will get the commission. But if this question is a follow up to your other post today then you should know that the return on your account will negatively impact your profile far more than the spending of the store credit with your SA will help it, especially now that the SM has been brought into the scheme and knows what you are trying to do. They also have restrictions on what the store credit can be used for, typically cannot be applied to leather goods etc. All in all, especially if you like the items you initially bought, the 1-3% commission your new SA would theoretically get isn’t worth the hassle and bad reputation, imo.
Thanks for the explanation. I don’t mind that it negatively impacts me as long as the SA helping me gets her commission. I’m only there to purchase what I want, but it does matter to me that the SA who provides genuine service gets paid for her time.