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Amazon.com $25 Gift Card – Box of 50 Cards
#1 by Ted Markowitz on May 15, 2010 - 1:55 pm
If I can get a discount when I purchase a box of gift certs, then I’d consider it, otherwise no way, Jose. Obviously, Amazon is getting the benefit of holding my cash as float (and making a nice little return) while the cards are held by me, unused. I should be getting something back in return for that privilege. This is not the same as American Express with their Travelers Cheques or Gift Cheques, which also make money for Amex while they go uncashed, since in this case Amazon itself is the one who’s the retailer ultimately getting their profit at the time of sale. I could abide this for one or two gift certs, but not 50 for Pete’s sake.
My $.02…
//Ted Markowitz
Rating: 1 / 5
#2 by Suzanne Easter on May 15, 2010 - 2:57 pm
These are great if you need to order gift cards for a large group or need an incentive for customers. Also, b/c these aren’t generic cards, like VISA, AMEX, or MC, there is no fee. Finally, there is no shipping charge unless you need expedited delivery. The only disadvantage is if you wish to buy a smaller number of cards as they come in packs of 50.
Rating: 5 / 5
#3 by TheCapitol.Net on May 15, 2010 - 3:52 pm
Most companies that sell gift cards in bulk offer bulk buyers a discount of some sort. But, those are usually food chains and movie theaters. But even B&N offers a tiny discount for their gift card orders over $1000.
Regardless, these are a great idea, as we know many people who use Amazon for a lot of their online shopping, not just books. Especially in conjunction with the Prime shipping option, a great bargain if you buy many smaller items on Amazon.
Also, many organizations have gift limits of $25, so Amazon should consider offering their $25 cards in bulk. With a small discount of course…
Rating: 4 / 5