cutting a tedious story short...
I've nearly £100 of ASDA cashback available, via vouchers to be used in store or I presume for online deliveries etc.
Our nearest Asda is 8 miles away so we never ever go there (cos there are sufficiuent non ASDA alternative provision nearby not requiring a 16 mile round trip etc).
DAK if there is a market for asda vouchers? ie people buy them for a knock down price and use them themselves? I don;t even know if they have at use to be accompanied by the originating credit card either.??
Ive searched ebay and there is nothing obvious jumping out at me where people are selling them.
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selling Asda cashback vouchers
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Re: selling Asda cashback vouchers
If people are not selling them on eBay there is no market for them!
As it appears you print them yourself, perhaps the reason is you would have to be very trusting of the seller.
As it appears you print them yourself, perhaps the reason is you would have to be very trusting of the seller.
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Re: selling Asda cashback vouchers
Yeah -- that makes sense. Indeed - whether printed or emailed the concern woud be that that has been done several times before and they are cancelled by the time the buyer gets to use them.
Good point!
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Good point!
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Re: selling Asda cashback vouchers
Do you drink beer at home?
If so, Asda may be worth a trip. I too have an Asda that's further away than I regularly go for shopping, but I do go a few times a year to re-stock with bottled beer. Asda has an excellent selection of good beers, and at a consistently better price than other supermarkets.
Just a thought!
If so, Asda may be worth a trip. I too have an Asda that's further away than I regularly go for shopping, but I do go a few times a year to re-stock with bottled beer. Asda has an excellent selection of good beers, and at a consistently better price than other supermarkets.
Just a thought!
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