Stop being cheap, spring for the stamp.

[stomachmonkey]

Wife just got an email from her uncle, "Hope you did not delete the Amazon Gift Cards like your sister did".

Of course it was deleted, along with the one from Walmart and Target and BestBuy and Costco and every other spam "gift card" that shows up in your inbox daily.

Seriously, stick the thing in an envelope and mail it or at minimum send and email saying one is coming and look out for it BEFORE HAND.

[masraum]

Have you emptied your "deleted" folder?

[porsche4life]

Any time I do a digital gift card I print the page and give it to them. And it give them a phone call right away.

[stomachmonkey]

Originally Posted by masraum

Have you emptied your "deleted" folder?

No, I just flag stuff and let it autodelete after 30 days because I don't check my spam folder daily.

I have it, just irritated.

As I get older I lose patience for avoidable stuff.

[DanielDudley]

Originally Posted by stomachmonkey

No, I just flag stuff and let it autodelete after 30 days because I don't check my spam folder daily.

I have it, just irritated.

As I get older I lose patience for avoidable stuff.

You seem to be implying that at one point you actually had patience.

I would suggest that you forward the gift card to me. That will teach them a lesson !

[dennis in se pa]

I am sure it can be resent. It probably has a digital signature that can only be used once. Ask the uncle to resend it.

[gacook]

When dealing with stuff like this, I try to take into consideration a couple things: age of the user being one. The other, the fact he did something kind...do I have any room at all to ***** about HOW he did it?

Perspective.