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Customer appreciation coupons

Post by Hot4TENER » 4 years ago

Don’t forget that those customer appreciation coupons that we earned in November are valid now through the 20th of January I think
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Post by jojosmom » 4 years ago

Thanks for the reminder. I had forgotten.
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I am assuming vouchers cannot be combined with online coupons, correct?
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RS wrote:
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I am assuming vouchers cannot be combined with online coupons, correct?
Exactly 🤨
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RS wrote:
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I am assuming vouchers cannot be combined with online coupons, correct?
I usually use mine to get a couple of sterling chains to replace the flimsy ones that come with pendants, or to use with pendants that i bought without chains.
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Post by JewelryDiva » 4 years ago

Hello Everyone I am a newbie. How can I qualify for coupons? Thanks
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JewelryDiva wrote:
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Hello Everyone I am a newbie. How can I qualify for coupons? Thanks
Welcome JewelryDiva!

The coupons people are referring to in this thread are from purchases we made back in October. If someone spent over a certain amount they were sent a voucher to use during January.

Almost every day, at least several times per week, there are coupon codes on the website. There is no qualifying for those. Only certain items qualify but you will know if an item does if the coupon shows on the web page.

If you try to use a coupon for a qualifying purchase and it does not work contact customer service and they can help you.

Moderator Danielle here in the forum and all the others are always willing to step in when they see a post in the “customer service” thread.

Again, welcome. It can be an interesting ride!
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JewelryDiva wrote:
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Hello Everyone I am a newbie. How can I qualify for coupons? Thanks
They dont do this anymore but on Thursdays it used to be "Customer Appreciation Days". They wouldm send you a $10 voucher for every $50-$100 you spent , $20 for up to $200. I cant remember the amounts because I never did it. I think the last of the vouchers sent out can be used now.
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Post by scoobydoo » 4 years ago

Gemsnob wrote:
4 years ago
JewelryDiva wrote:
4 years ago
Hello Everyone I am a newbie. How can I qualify for coupons? Thanks
They dont do this anymore but on Thursdays it used to be "Customer Appreciation Days". They wouldm send you a $10 voucher for every $50-$100 you spent , $20 for up to $200. I cant remember the amounts because I never did it. I think the last of the vouchers sent out can be used now.
For me, those old Thursday Customer Appreciation days were a total joke. A coupla times I saved up my wishes and made my purchases on Thursday. Not once, EVER, did a get an "appreciation" voucher even though my totals went over the required amount. Complaints to customer "service" did no good, either. Just another in a long string of disappointments from LC.
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Post by Catticus » 4 years ago

scoobydoo wrote:
4 years ago
Gemsnob wrote:
4 years ago
JewelryDiva wrote:
4 years ago
Hello Everyone I am a newbie. How can I qualify for coupons? Thanks
They dont do this anymore but on Thursdays it used to be "Customer Appreciation Days". They wouldm send you a $10 voucher for every $50-$100 you spent , $20 for up to $200. I cant remember the amounts because I never did it. I think the last of the vouchers sent out can be used now.
For me, those old Thursday Customer Appreciation days were a total joke. A coupla times I saved up my wishes and made my purchases on Thursday. Not once, EVER, did a get an "appreciation" voucher even though my totals went over the required amount. Complaints to customer "service" did no good, either. Just another in a long string of disappointments from LC.
I got a bunch...too bad they NEVER WORKED.

Once, I was going through my invoices and lo and behold, on the second page in tiny print was the word "Voucher."

NOT A CARD.

So, I missed out on another one. I bought in bulk so my vouchers were for large amounts.

But to see NOT A CARD, but the code and the word voucher printed at the bottom of the second page of my invoice...I was too busy comparing my invoice items to the items I received. I didn't even SEE the words "Voucher"! Or a code!

Gads, how many OTHER invoices do I have with a voucher printed on them?!?

Not that it matters because THEY NEVER EVER WORKED. I knew what was eligible. Still, they NEVER WORKED.

So, PATOOEY ON YOUR SILLY VOUCHERS.

Voucher. What a word!

The Antonyms for "Voucher"...! They remind me of...well, you know!

Heedlessness, Neglect, Ignorance:
impulse
licentiousness
recklessness
spontaneity
thoughtlessness
unrestraint
wantonness
wildness
uninhibitedness
Synonyms for neglect:
disregard
carelessness
disrespect
indifference
oversight
coolness
delinquency
disdain
inadvertence
inattention
inconsideration
laxity
laxness
scorn
slight
thoughtlessness
unconcern
disregardance
Synonyms for Ignorance:
unintelligence
inexperience
bewilderment
disregard
illiteracy
insensitivity
blindness
callowness
crudeness
darkness
denseness
dumbness
fog
incapacity
incomprehension
oblivion
obtuseness
shallowness
simplicity
unawareness
unconsciousness
uncouthness
unenlightenment
unfamiliarity
vagueness
benightedness
empty-headedness
half-knowledge
lack of education
unscholarliness
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