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Seems like you're arguing against gift cards in general. $100b worth of gift card spending suggests other people feel differently. Maybe you're not the target m
by wallabe 16y ago
Seems like you're arguing against gift cards in general. $100b worth of gift card spending suggests other people feel differently. Maybe you're not the target market?
http://www.emarketer.com/Article.aspx?R=1005802 http://www.emarketer.com/Article.aspx?R=1005802
- pekinb 16y ago$X is worth $X in gift cards. I'm fine with that. I hate the idea of paying this company when they don't add any value.
- klochner 16y agoIt really depends on whether the cost is worth avoiding the effort to get the gift card and send it to your friend. I don't see a lot of value add (as a giftcard replacement) for vendors who are already selling gift cards online.
- old-gregg 16y ago"Don't add any value"? I thought the idea/value was to give people the option of sending gift cards for any business. That Mexican restaurant you keep referring in your examples may not even have a giftcard program.