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Bloomingdales or SFA gift card and what to buy?

minos36

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i have some AMEX points to use. given the limited choices of rewards, i have narrowed it down to either a $300 Bloomingdales or $300 Saks Fifth Avenue gift card. just trying to get a feeler. which gift card would you pick and what would you buy for $300?
 

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Originally Posted by minos36
i have some AMEX points to use. given the limited choices of rewards, i have narrowed it down to either a $300 Bloomingdales or $300 Saks Fifth Avenue gift card. just trying to get a feeler. which gift card would you pick and what would you buy for $300?

Saks - Prada Shades.
 

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awesome suggestion, can always use more shades. keep them coming, guys. thanks!
 

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The highest money seller for gift cards is consistently Target or Amazon. You can sell a $300 card and receive $290 cash for it. Wouldn't you rather have $290 cash instead of $300 Saks store credit?

This is what I usually do when there is nothing I want to buy
 

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Originally Posted by Tarmac
The highest money seller for gift cards is consistently Target or Amazon. You can sell a $300 card and receive $290 cash for it. Wouldn't you rather have $290 cash instead of $300 Saks store credit?

This is what I usually do when there is nothing I want to buy


I think he just donesn't know what to buy. Non-stop Burberry Boxers.
 

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i'll definitely take cash instead of gift cards. i've been checking both sites and there's really nothing i must have at the moment. there are more things to look forward to on gilt sales, to be honest.

sho'nuff: i'll pm you if i end up getting the bloomingdales gift card.
 

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Originally Posted by minos36
sho'nuff: i'll pm you if i end up getting the bloomingdales gift card.



i'll give you 200 cash and a free pair of streaky EG or mason's in my this thread

http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=99227
http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=99511

if there is anything left in your size
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awww, that sucks. you're all out of size 34's.
 

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