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Monkey Ambassador
10-19-2009, 11:02 AM
I don't know how many of you buy from Sideshow regularly, but I have a gift card that I've been hanging on to that I need to sell. I'm selling it to help me get through the end of this quarter at school. It's a $50 gift card and I'm asking $50 or best offer.

Thanks.
Roseangelo
10-19-2009, 11:24 AM
Is this one of the cards that they give away for free at conventions? If so, you should clarify because they can only be used on in-stock merchandise, not pre-orders (so you can't get a Donatello statue with it). I definitely wouldn't recommend anyone pay face value for it, and, if you did get it for free, I think it's kinda low to be selling it at all.
Powder
10-19-2009, 11:30 AM
rolls eyes
Monkey Ambassador
10-19-2009, 05:58 PM
Is this one of the cards that they give away for free at conventions? If so, you should clarify because they can only be used on in-stock merchandise, not pre-orders (so you can't get a Donatello statue with it). I definitely wouldn't recommend anyone pay face value for it, and, if you did get it for free, I think it's kinda low to be selling it at all.

I did not get it for free, I paid for it. Why would you discourage someone from paying face value for it? I need the money to buy groceries! Are you against helping someone out? If I were going to buy something from Sideshow and someone was selling a gift card because they needed finacial help, I would spend the money that I was already going to spend and help them. Don't be a prick.
Bigfoot
10-19-2009, 09:49 PM
Is this one of the cards that they give away for free at conventions? If so, you should clarify because they can only be used on in-stock merchandise, not pre-orders (so you can't get a Donatello statue with it). I definitely wouldn't recommend anyone pay face value for it, and, if you did get it for free, I think it's kinda low to be selling it at all.

That's not cool.
Roseangelo
10-19-2009, 10:38 PM
I did not get it for free, I paid for it. Why would you discourage someone from paying face value for it? I need the money to buy groceries! Are you against helping someone out? If I were going to buy something from Sideshow and someone was selling a gift card because they needed finacial help, I would spend the money that I was already going to spend and help them. Don't be a prick.

According to Sideshow's website (http://www.sideshowtoy.com/helpdesk/?p=119) they don't sell gift cards, only give them away. If someone wants to buy it from you, that's their business. I just think you need to be honest about what you're selling.
Powder
10-20-2009, 01:02 AM
So if you got a free copy of a vintage comic from 84 signed by kevin eastman is it wrong to sell?
Monkey Ambassador
10-20-2009, 06:26 AM
According to Sideshow's website (http://www.sideshowtoy.com/helpdesk/?p=119) they don't sell gift cards, only give them away. If someone wants to buy it from you, that's their business. I just think you need to be honest about what you're selling.

I have not been dishonest. I never said that I bought it from Sideshow. All I said was I paid for it.