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12-12-2008, 10:08 AM
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| FREE ENGFANTUCATION   Join Date: May 20 2003
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Rep Power: 14   | Re: Expiration Dates UNTIL NOW! How DARE you make me use that gift card in a timely yet reasonable manner?
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12-12-2008, 10:37 AM
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| I vote for DERF!  Join Date: Jan 6 2004 Location: Midwest-ish
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Rep Power: 8 | Re: Expiration Dates The way my fine print it worded, they are actually buying a six month membership or 10 visits, whichever comes first. Sorta like a car warranty, x number of years or miles. Gift certificates in my state can not legally be expired unless a refund is given back.
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12-12-2008, 11:42 AM
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  Join Date: Oct 29 2007 Location: OHIO Age: 25
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Rep Power: 3 | Re: Expiration Dates I have a 1 year expiration date that is clearly posted for all my session pkgs...no one seems to have a problem with it because most plan on using it right then... Gift certificates in my state are good for 2 years from the purchase date...which most people or business owners have no clue there is actually a law on it....
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12-12-2008, 11:47 AM
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  Join Date: Jul 9 2008 Location: York, PA
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Rep Power: 2 | Re: Expiration Dates In PA there is no law about expiration dates on gift certificates. The only thing is if you chose to have an expiration date you are supposed to report all unclaimed gift certs to the Dept of Treasury 2 yrs after the expiration date. |
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12-12-2008, 01:39 PM
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| Join Date: Nov 3 2008 Location: East Coast
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Rep Power: 2 | Re: Expiration Dates My 10 Sessions package is good for 6 months. I've gotten very few complaints. (Sure, a few pop up from time to time, but VERY few.) A nearby salon's sessions expire in only 3 months! I think 6 months is reasonable. Gift certificates expire in 1 year. |
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12-12-2008, 05:53 PM
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| DERFTALK FBI AGENT  Join Date: Jul 29 2003 Location: northeast Age: 34
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Rep Power: 32 | Re: Expiration Dates I expire mine in 1yr. nobody complains. however if you purchase another package when you have expired visits the expired reactivate. i would also reactivate manually if i got a complaint. few visits aint worth the pi$$ed of client
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12-13-2008, 03:48 PM
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 | Re: Expiration Dates I agree with Caribbean tan Man... Our points expire after 1 year. If a customer buys more points after points have expired, the old points reactivate. I have also added that any customer who is about to expire can keep them active if they buy $50 in lotion. We call our expiring points customers each month to let them know that their points are about to go, this brings in sales of points and lotion. The staff likes making the calls so they can impact their coimmission. If a customer asks, I will also renew the points, don't want any negative reviews on Yelp! |
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