Jones Ernest vouchers
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A friend has about £1,300 in vouchers for this store - he's looking for a daily wearer type of watch that's both 'honest' in watchmaker terms and as at ease with a suit or jeans.
I've had a quick butchers on 'net, the best thing I can propose is the Seamaster 300m quartz 41mm in black, as I suppose with vouchers they've got you over a barrel discount-wise?
Seems a bit of a faff having a limited choice (via vouchers), hope they don't do that with mine if I get 'buggerlarized'.
I've had a quick butchers on 'net, the best thing I can propose is the Seamaster 300m quartz 41mm in black, as I suppose with vouchers they've got you over a barrel discount-wise?
Seems a bit of a faff having a limited choice (via vouchers), hope they don't do that with mine if I get 'buggerlarized'.
1) Choose watch
2) Negotiate price
3) Pay in vouchers
Paying in vouchers shouldn't affect the agreed price, after all its academic to them and if you paid on CC they'd have to pay handling fee's.
However once they know you are paying in vouchers they will not budge on price, why would they.
2) Negotiate price
3) Pay in vouchers
Paying in vouchers shouldn't affect the agreed price, after all its academic to them and if you paid on CC they'd have to pay handling fee's.
However once they know you are paying in vouchers they will not budge on price, why would they.
fieldl said:
1) Choose watch
2) Negotiate price
3) Pay in vouchers
Paying in vouchers shouldn't affect the agreed price, after all its academic to them and if you paid on CC they'd have to pay handling fee's.
However once they know you are paying in vouchers they will not budge on price, why would they.
Not quite right. Signet Group will have already given the Ins Companies a chunky discount to ensure that all they get all the agreed claims. I'm pretty sure that it's in the terms and conditions accompanying the card.2) Negotiate price
3) Pay in vouchers
Paying in vouchers shouldn't affect the agreed price, after all its academic to them and if you paid on CC they'd have to pay handling fee's.
However once they know you are paying in vouchers they will not budge on price, why would they.
You're effectively exchanging credit for goods, so EJ would have no interest in discounting with a captive buyer.....
I like the 'negotiate first, pay after' scenario, I'll pass that on. It was a burglary and the vouchers were to make up for the watches that went, nothing special but accumulated expense nonetheless.
I think I'll be checking my policy though, named items and pictures needed I think...
I think I'll be checking my policy though, named items and pictures needed I think...
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