newguy
04-02-2001, 12:21 AM
Just checked my email(s) and for some odd reason i received a GC in mine and well as my friend's email. I haven't listened to echo in months.
here's the whole email (i don't know how to do blockquote so please don't flame me):
It's our pleasure to send you this Amazon.com gift certificate that
can be applied toward the purchase of millions of items at Amazon.com.
The generous person who gave you this gift is listed below.
DON'T DELETE THIS MESSAGE! You'll need the claim code below to place
your order.
Happy shopping!
Your friends at Amazon.com
***********************************************************************
To:
Amount: $18.00
From: Echo Networks
Gift message: Thanks for listening to echo!
Claim code
Expiration date 30-Mar-2002
Using your gift certificate is easy:
1. Visit our Web site at http://www.amazon.com
2. Select the items you want.
3. When you have selected the items you want, hit the PROCEED TO CHECKOUT
button. You can redeem your gift certificate by entering its claim code
on the order form.
Want to redeem you gift certificate but not ready to make a purchase just yet?
and redeem your gift certificate for future use!
The fine print:
Gift certificates must be redeemed at our Web site, http://www.amazon.com
Gift certificates and unused portions of gift certificates expire one
year from the date of issue.*
Gift certificates are not redeemable for cash and cannot be returned
for a cash refund.
Any unused balance will be placed in your gift certificate account.
Gift certificates cannot be used to pay for out-of-print titles.
If your order exceeds the amount of your gift certificate, you must
pay for the balance with a credit card.
Gift certificate cash value is 1/10 of one cent.
Sorry, we cannot replace and are not responsible for lost or stolen
gift certificates. If you have any questions, send us e-mail at
[email protected] Additional fine print applies. Please visit our
Web site at http://www.amazon.com/gc-legal for additional terms,
conditions and restrictions.
* Does not apply in California; applies in New Hampshire only for
gift certificates over $100. Expiration date does not apply in
any other states where prohibited by law.
Just taking out the code in the link. :)
[Edited by Got Apex Moderator on 04-02-2001 at 06:07 AM]
here's the whole email (i don't know how to do blockquote so please don't flame me):
It's our pleasure to send you this Amazon.com gift certificate that
can be applied toward the purchase of millions of items at Amazon.com.
The generous person who gave you this gift is listed below.
DON'T DELETE THIS MESSAGE! You'll need the claim code below to place
your order.
Happy shopping!
Your friends at Amazon.com
***********************************************************************
To:
Amount: $18.00
From: Echo Networks
Gift message: Thanks for listening to echo!
Claim code
Expiration date 30-Mar-2002
Using your gift certificate is easy:
1. Visit our Web site at http://www.amazon.com
2. Select the items you want.
3. When you have selected the items you want, hit the PROCEED TO CHECKOUT
button. You can redeem your gift certificate by entering its claim code
on the order form.
Want to redeem you gift certificate but not ready to make a purchase just yet?
and redeem your gift certificate for future use!
The fine print:
Gift certificates must be redeemed at our Web site, http://www.amazon.com
Gift certificates and unused portions of gift certificates expire one
year from the date of issue.*
Gift certificates are not redeemable for cash and cannot be returned
for a cash refund.
Any unused balance will be placed in your gift certificate account.
Gift certificates cannot be used to pay for out-of-print titles.
If your order exceeds the amount of your gift certificate, you must
pay for the balance with a credit card.
Gift certificate cash value is 1/10 of one cent.
Sorry, we cannot replace and are not responsible for lost or stolen
gift certificates. If you have any questions, send us e-mail at
[email protected] Additional fine print applies. Please visit our
Web site at http://www.amazon.com/gc-legal for additional terms,
conditions and restrictions.
* Does not apply in California; applies in New Hampshire only for
gift certificates over $100. Expiration date does not apply in
any other states where prohibited by law.
Just taking out the code in the link. :)
[Edited by Got Apex Moderator on 04-02-2001 at 06:07 AM]