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£250 Gift Card For £200 @ House of Fraser
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Posted 23 December 2022

£250 Gift Card For £200 @ House of Fraser

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Edited by Sleepyme, 28 January 2023
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  1. iAmLegend_94's avatar
    iAmLegend_94
    Please remember House of Fraser is now owned by Sports Direct.
    Extremely poor customer service and if you run into any issues they WILL not help. Been there, never again.
  2. speric07's avatar
    speric07
    Pay by credit card ... Gift vouchers are risky in the current climate
  3. asarora's avatar
    asarora
    House of Fraser's products quality has gone down since the take over. I feel they sell second grade products e.g discounted lines etc.
  4. Haydy's avatar
    Haydy
    I would not recommend this, sorry!
  5. amz84uk's avatar
    amz84uk
    Is there a delivery charge on this? Haha!
    Gollywood's avatar
    Gollywood
    If it's not 90% off RRP and £4.99 for delivery, I'm not interested
  6. z11's avatar
    z11
    Will these work on the consoles etc via GAME on there? ie a Series X with extra controller or game for little over £400?
    marccee4's avatar
    marccee4
    would like to know as well!
  7. robocop999's avatar
    robocop999
    I'm pretty sure HoF have a return policy where if you pay in cash, you can only get a credit note or exchange (even if you have a receipt)....I purposely wouldnt buy anything due to this crazy policy.
    McHotpoon's avatar
    McHotpoon
    It's protecting the business against losses. Seems crappy but stops people returning things due to buyers remorse or buying multiple items and returning when the intent was to only keep one. Also stops buying an expensive item for a night out and bringing back after sticking tag back on. People take the mick, but still you can return item for a refund under consumer rights eg faulty. Customers get caught buying online, as you need to post back at your cost for a refund, the online store and retail store are different entities so no legal right to return items purchased online to the store, but they can "offer" an exchange or voucher in store to help you out (edited)
  8. NoCare's avatar
    NoCare
    Do not buy gift cards from anywhere that’s likely to go into administration at the drop of a hat. Frasers is high on that list.
    McHotpoon's avatar
    McHotpoon
    I would revise your list. Don't like the company, but they know what they are doing and how to run a business with consistent strong results even through dire economic times for the high street. Plenty of profit and cash to go out and purchase others out of administration or in weak positions.

    bloomberg.com/new…all (edited)
  9. martinm1's avatar
    martinm1
    Will they still be in business next year
    McHotpoon's avatar
    McHotpoon
    Yes, SD culled the workforce, didn't take on debts, enforced less favourable contracts, changed customer service policies to legal minimums, brought in zero hours, negotiated hard on rents and increased margins so they should be sound, now staff and retail space owners took a big hit there's not much to go wrong.
  10. Rick_fTk's avatar
    Rick_fTk
    £250 worth of goods to your favourite Evri hub worker thief
  11. manu6409's avatar
    manu6409
    Could you buy 2 of these and 2 of the £100 sports direct one as well?
    Sleepyme's avatar
    Sleepyme Author
    Think so. I couldn't find the link for the terms & conditions though
  12. Izaak's avatar
    Izaak
    Can you buy this and then use it to buy an iTunes gift card?
  13. Kam8's avatar
    Kam8
    You have to pay postage for returns
  14. Besford's avatar
    Besford
    My local HoF is like a jumble sale inside with concessions for tat and wide open unfilled spaces. Awful place.
  15. thekitkatshuffler's avatar
    thekitkatshuffler
    House of Sports Direct.

    Lol, no thanks.
  16. Jahoony's avatar
    Jahoony
    Lost the value of a House of Fraser gift card when Mike Ashley took over and they would not honour the value, would similarly expect these to be worthless if they went bust etc
    McHotpoon's avatar
    McHotpoon
    They did offer an exchange policy where customers could exchange their old dead vouchers for new SD Fraser's gift cards, but this was only for a couple of months, anyone not reading the news or visiting the stores may have missed this occur. But as others mentioned, gift cards are inherently risky so Bank of England voucher are always the best option. (edited)
  17. spy16's avatar
    spy16
    HoF is full of tat since the Sports Direct takeover. Wouldn’t trust a gift voucher from them. It’s a shame as it used to be a decent shop.
    scallygally's avatar
    scallygally
    What's wrong with Lonsdale, slazenger and Donnay?!!!
  18. xybp9's avatar
    xybp9
    No idea why this is cold

    You can get a switch OLED for £250 doing this
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