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środa, 16 grudnia 2015

USA : Purchase Panera $100 in eGift Cards, get $20 for you.

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Promotion period is three days only – December 17, 2015-December 19, 2015. For every $100 in Panera Bread egift cards purchased online through panerabread.cashstar.com, receive a $20 Panera Bread egift card for yourself. The $100 threshold must be met by purchasing egift cards in a single transaction. Plastic gift cards are excluded from this promotion. eGift cards cannot be used to purchase plastic gift cards online or in cafe. The cumulative value of all $20 egift cards earned from $100 egift card purchases will be emailed to the email address provided by customer during the online transaction. In-cafe purchases excluded from this promotion.
See https://panerabread.cashstar.com/about/terms_and_conditions/ for complete egift cards terms and conditions.

poniedziałek, 1 grudnia 2014

Starbucks $200 gift card

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Starbucks has unveiled the $200 card “for Starbucks fans looking for a premium gift,” the chain recently announced. Starbucks goes on to note that the item is a “beautifully crafted, fully-functional gift card” made with sterling silver and “engraved with the Starbucks logo.”


Oh, and like other gift cards, it comes loaded, but in this case only with $50. In other words, the other $150 is the price for the physical card itself.

So far, the card appears to be a hit: The chain notes that the card sold out online and only “limited quantities” are available at select Starbucks stores nationwide.


But not all consumers seem so excited. As one announced on Twitter: “Paying $200 for $50 gift card redeemable for high profit-margin coffee is the most American idiocy there is.”

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In 2013, Starbucks sold a $450 all-metal rose gold hue card. It came with a preloaded $400 to use at Starbucks, plus "automatic" My Starbucks Rewards™ gold-level status and all the associated perks.