failing that the person who bought them if purchased on a debit or credit card (visa, mastercard or american express) should be able to get the money bank from their bank under a scheme called "Charge back", this is different than Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act which cover transactions over ￡100 on credit cards. Banks are supposed to refund the money to the card holder, although some bank staff seem never to have heard of "charge back" so may have to be persistent or go to the financial omnibus-man. more details on this web site.
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/sh...
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supermarket giants Asda and Tesco say if you bought an HMV gift card from one of their stores and have proof of purchase, such as a receipt, you can exchange it for one of their own.
My advice to you is to hang on to them, if HMV finds a buyer then hopefully you can use them
It said in the papers they will be excepting them again from tomorrow - Tuesday 22nd Jan. they think a buyer has been found.
They are accepting them again from Tuesday. Spend them quickly, in case they do close down completely.
Questions About HMV Gift Cards.?
What can i do with the HMV Gift Cards? I got them for christmas but now it's in administration? So what now!?
2 hours ago - 4 days left to answer.
- I posted it in the wrong category.
