Prizeout - withdrawal option

crikey Wes ,  you've had a lean spell, only been around about 3 months!

no comment

Ha! I joked at the time they offered me £1000 Debenhams vouchers for a £500 withdrawal.

so you can buy £1000 of vouchers for £500?

obvs hopefully the shop doesn't go bust before you can spend it

that was the joke wesdag lol

I understand that both Ratners and Woolworths vouchers are being offered at a very favourable "exchange rate".

Jul 23, 2021 -- 1:28PM, ballyregan wrote:

that was the joke wesdag lol

eye no

Why would anybody want to withdraw money to a gift card?

Can`t be because it`s instant because Visa debit withdrawals are instant.

Correct ne if I`m wrong but getting more than your cash equivalent strikes me as Withdraw 100 and Gift Card will give you 101.

Has anyone actually used this option yet ?

@themightymac

"Correct ne if I`m wrong but getting more than your cash equivalent strikes me as Withdraw 100 and Gift Card will give you 101"

That would be my guess - and I would further guess that a £101 gift card bought on 'trade' terms costs less than £100..

If you could get say £600 in M & S vouchers for a monkey I'd definitely do it.

Somebody must have tried it

How would you spend £600 in M&S? Om what would you want to spend it?

I dont think you have to spend it all at once

Oh so fifty visits to M&S it is then, what fun

I do a food shop at M&S once a week, usually £200 odd. Also handy to have vouchers as birthday presents.

fair enough

50[::] I take it you don't shop there much

Sorry missed the above post

If they offered me £600 M & S vouchers for £500 I would take them too.

.... and sell them to slippy for £550.

the betfair gift voucher is not the best you withdraw 100 but get a 120 casino bonus that you have wager 40 times to get money back

I thought I'd give this a go with a small amount to test the waters. I contacted the PrizeOut people first and asked what vouchers were available in the UK and they said it can vary; you need to look on the site. Anyway I pressed the PrizeOut button on the withdrawal page and it gives you a list - some of the deals seem too good to be true, but what the heck, I requested a £15 ASDA voucher, and this offered an additional £10 on top.  Sure enough I got an email within about 5 minutes with an ASDA gift voucher worth £25. I can log into the ASDA website and there it is. You have 2 years to spend it and don't have to spend all in one go (cant spend it on fuel or tobacco but that's OK - beer doesn't seem to be restricted ) So seems you can't go wrong, although I guess my future offers may not be as good, and waiting to see if there is other marketing I might get?  So there we are. I'll report back if I'm unable to spend it or there are any issues of note

Any bog standard food shops anything 20%+ is a ridic good offer? Correct me if im wrong but you need food

Obviously more than a certain amount becomes wasteful.

I've only ever once tried home delivery, and that was Asda. Literally half the items I ordered were unavailable, so I got half my payment refunded. If they do that with the voucher (a cash refund), you're on a winner there.

Showed me page of options of w/d up to £500
With Asda £15 is the best deal ie w/d £15 get a ten pound voucher. W/d £490 you still get a ten pound voucher!

you can withdraw to prizeout but dont have to commit to it just look at options

Aha so I've just looked again and if I withdraw further to Asda I get 1% extra only and all the other options are much lower too. Fair enough there's no way they could continue at the initial offer level

you can do the 20 10 free on asda sainsbury and argos here

Fair enough there's no way they could continue at the initial offer level maybe so, but 1% extra is risible, they will be getting commission from asda etc in excess of that imo

Most supermarkets are unable to supply numerous items at the moment.