M&S gift vouchers: 2 x £70, 2 x £30 (1 Viewer)

[Minxy]

I have some M&S gift vouchers which can be used on-line (or in store but difficult to get to anyone!) and wondered if any funsters would be interested in making me any offer(s) for them. Whilst I would eventually use them (I love their moussaka) it will take me a loooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnng time ... especially since I do NOT need any more knickers!

I have:

2 x £70
2 x £30​

Drop me a PM if interested in any.

 

[Bailey58]

Do they have a sell by date Mel?

 

[Deleted member 29692]

especially since I do NOT need any more knickers!

Stopped wearing them altogether or accepted that one pair a week is fine?

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[Minxy]

Do they have a sell by date Mel?

• The £30 ones are vouchers which are valid until 31 May 2018 and you need to spend them in full otherwise you lose the balance, below are the details of these:

INCLUDES: Clothing, footwear, lingerie, beauty, homeware, accessories, M&S Food and Flowers in store.

EXCLUDES: Stationery, cards, gift wrap, beers, wines, spirits, Food to Order, Lunch to You, M&S Cafés, deli bars, deli counters, Market Place, Wasabi, restaurants, schoolwear, furniture, furniture disposal service, Made to Order Curtains, Made to Measure Shirts, Made to Order Suits, tailoring alterations, 'Your school uniform' service, repair services, name tapes, charity items, sale, clearance items.

Valid online at marksandspencer.com and in selected M&S UK stores on presentation of this original voucher at the till excluding Channel Islands, M&S Outlets, BP Connect and M&S stores located in airports, railway stations, motorway services, hospitals [as well as M&S Café, M&S Food to Go takeaway counters, Delis, Kitchens and Restaurants]. The voucher has a value of £30 and can be used in full or part payment. No change will be given for qualifying purchases of less than £30. Voucher can be used with staff discount. Voucher applied after all other discounts (excluding staff discount, which will be applied last). Can only be used once in a single transaction. When used in-store, must be handed in on redemption. If the item(s) is subsequently returned, you will not be able to reuse this voucher. Subject to availability.
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• The £70 ones are standard type gift cards/vouchers which are valid for 24 months from the last transaction, so it appears that they can be kept going for a long time as even checking the balance qualifies as a 'transaction'. You don't have to spend them in full so can just 'nibble away' at them if you want. T&Cs:

 

[EX51SSS]

Do they have a sell by date Mel?

What? The knickers?

 

[dryad]

don't be daft, not even JJ's undercrackers does..

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[Bailey58]

What? The knickers?
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Yes, that's what I was really interested in but didn't like to say on an open forum.

 

[EX51SSS]

Yes, that's what I was really interested in but didn't like to say on an open forum.

 

[normanandsue]

Minxy please don't take this comment personally, but why would someone pay money that can be spent anywhere at any time without a use by date for a voucher restricting you to one store, limited items you can spend it on, and with a spend by date.
This is my view on all vouchers prompted by my wife who until recently sent vouchers as presents to distant grandchildren, but has now seen the light and sends cash instead.

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[Mickey1]

The offers there and depending how much someone pays for them, could be a very good deal.

 

[Bailey58]

We use M&S a lot and get vouchers for pressies along with Amazon vouchers because the kids know we'll appreciate them and use them. I would have no problems buying them, particularly the open ended dates.

 

[Minxy]

Minxy please don't take this comment personally, but why would someone pay money that can be spent anywhere at any time without a use by date for a voucher restricting you to one store, limited items you can spend it on, and with a spend by date.
This is my view on all vouchers prompted by my wife who until recently sent vouchers as presents to distant grandchildren, but has now seen the light and sends cash instead.

I agree totally about buying vouchers for gifts etc ... we used to get them from my in-laws which was a pain as they tended to be Matalan ones and we don't buy clothes from these types of shops much (usually charity shops or car boots!) so it was always a struggle to find things we wanted but one year we mentioned it to them so now if they do get us any it's the general ones that can be spent in many stores, or they give us cash instead.

As for the M&S ones ... we didn't buy them - they came as a reward with something else - I'm happy to accept less than their face value (within reason! ) as it will take me a LONG time to spend them!

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[Minxy]

I've had a couple of funsters interested in these so if anyone else is please let me know otherwise they'll be gone soon.