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Hello Vexxxed, or anyone else around...
Is there still no likelyhood of having a choice as to whether vouchers are sent electronically or by post? I would have thought sending Amazon vouchers electronically (or getting Amazon to do it, as they do with other companies) would be cheaper than having to print and post everything.
But there may be other issues I'm missing, of course. I just remember that it's something which has cropped up a number of times and would get around all those posts from people who don't get their vouchers or wait ages for them.
Is there still no likelyhood of having a choice as to whether vouchers are sent electronically or by post? I would have thought sending Amazon vouchers electronically (or getting Amazon to do it, as they do with other companies) would be cheaper than having to print and post everything.
But there may be other issues I'm missing, of course. I just remember that it's something which has cropped up a number of times and would get around all those posts from people who don't get their vouchers or wait ages for them.
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Vouchers by e-mail would be good - my post can be rather messed up at times with letters taking quite some time to arrive.
Would also go a little way to saving the planet :0)
Would also go a little way to saving the planet :0)
Vexxxed wrote:
> Pretty much what Machie said really, but by all means, if you win
> an Amazon voucher, you can say if you would prefer it by post or
> e-mail & if I remember at the time, then I will whack it in
> an e-mail before I send out the letter.
That would be great if you could do it for me. I know a few people have asked in the past.
Ok, sounds like the best solution, then. Thanks.
> Pretty much what Machie said really, but by all means, if you win
> an Amazon voucher, you can say if you would prefer it by post or
> e-mail & if I remember at the time, then I will whack it in
> an e-mail before I send out the letter.
That would be great if you could do it for me. I know a few people have asked in the past.
Ok, sounds like the best solution, then. Thanks.
Pretty much what Machie said really, but by all means, if you win an Amazon voucher, you can say if you would prefer it by post or e-mail & if I remember at the time, then I will whack it in an e-mail before I send out the letter.
Didn't someone say Kawada was a teacher or something?
Machie wrote:
> I think they prefer to send them by post unless you have an
> untrustworthy Postman.
yeah Kawada :P
and goatboy i seem to recall!
> I think they prefer to send them by post unless you have an
> untrustworthy Postman.
yeah Kawada :P
and goatboy i seem to recall!
Well, doesn't hurt to ask! :D
I think they prefer to send them by post unless you have an untrustworthy Postman. Though anyone could just lie and say that to get their vouchers a day or two faster.
Argos vouchers can only be sent by post. They use to be like store vouchers but now they're voucher cards made of card (not plastic).
I'm guessing its just easier for them. They send lots of letters anyway and it'd be a pain to have to keep checking whether the user wants their vouchers by post or by email and sending them individually.
Personally I don't mind getting them by post, it's something to look forward to. =) As it's free money I let them take as long as they need.
Argos vouchers can only be sent by post. They use to be like store vouchers but now they're voucher cards made of card (not plastic).
I'm guessing its just easier for them. They send lots of letters anyway and it'd be a pain to have to keep checking whether the user wants their vouchers by post or by email and sending them individually.
Personally I don't mind getting them by post, it's something to look forward to. =) As it's free money I let them take as long as they need.
Hello Vexxxed, or anyone else around...
Is there still no likelyhood of having a choice as to whether vouchers are sent electronically or by post? I would have thought sending Amazon vouchers electronically (or getting Amazon to do it, as they do with other companies) would be cheaper than having to print and post everything.
But there may be other issues I'm missing, of course. I just remember that it's something which has cropped up a number of times and would get around all those posts from people who don't get their vouchers or wait ages for them.
Is there still no likelyhood of having a choice as to whether vouchers are sent electronically or by post? I would have thought sending Amazon vouchers electronically (or getting Amazon to do it, as they do with other companies) would be cheaper than having to print and post everything.
But there may be other issues I'm missing, of course. I just remember that it's something which has cropped up a number of times and would get around all those posts from people who don't get their vouchers or wait ages for them.
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