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aim900
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What is the name of your state? California
I read there are laws against gift certificates expiring.
I have a gift certificate from a spa and it states in bold lettering at the bottom, "Certificate expires one year from issuance date - Expiration date may NOT be changed or Extended."
My mother bought this certificat for me last year and i just want to make sure that the laws are still the same:
Is it ILLEGAL to put an expiration date on a consumer paid gift certificate? Or to enforce it anyway?
Is that still the case? Before I try to schedule an appointment after the 31st of December (when it supposedly expires) I would like to know for sure -- before I (might possibly) lose money.
This spa is great, but the customer service sucks. I tried to get them to extend a certificate by ONE day a couple years back and they would NOT! Not even one f'ing day! I hate them, but my mother thought I liked them and spent the money so I'd like to use it.
Thanks so much for your input!!
Aim
I read there are laws against gift certificates expiring.
I have a gift certificate from a spa and it states in bold lettering at the bottom, "Certificate expires one year from issuance date - Expiration date may NOT be changed or Extended."
My mother bought this certificat for me last year and i just want to make sure that the laws are still the same:
Is it ILLEGAL to put an expiration date on a consumer paid gift certificate? Or to enforce it anyway?
Is that still the case? Before I try to schedule an appointment after the 31st of December (when it supposedly expires) I would like to know for sure -- before I (might possibly) lose money.
This spa is great, but the customer service sucks. I tried to get them to extend a certificate by ONE day a couple years back and they would NOT! Not even one f'ing day! I hate them, but my mother thought I liked them and spent the money so I'd like to use it.
Thanks so much for your input!!
Aim