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Topic	Question about using the remainder of a gift card at a restaurant
Emeraldegg 02/12/18 6:00:32 PM #4:	foolm0r0n posted... 1. yes 2. free money Is this not just stealing from the consumer then? As I understand it, if someone purchases a $25 gift card, then that card is able to be used as a substitute for conventional payment methods (Cash/card) when purchasing something. In other words, I think of it as an agreement that "the possessor of this card is entitled to $25 of essentially free goods of their choice, since it's already been paid for." Is this not accurate? --- I'm a greener egg than the eggs from dr. seuss <cite>Emeraldegg posted [p:895961554] in Question a... [t:76312408]...</cite> <quote><cite>foolm0r0n posted...</cite> <quote>1. yes 2. free money</quote> Is this not just stealing from the consumer then? As I understand it, if someone purchases a $25 gift card, then that card is able to be used as a substitute for conventional payment methods (Cash/card) when purchasing something. In other words, I think of it as an agreement that "the possessor of this card is entitled to $25 of essentially free goods of their choice, since it's already been paid for." Is this not accurate? --- I'm a greener egg than the eggs from dr. seuss</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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