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Old 03-05-2011, 10:37 PM   #23
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Then Kobo's egift card wouldn't have worked on Agency books either since it's the same situation. Why would publishers allow it on Kobo but not Border's when they use the same ebook retail system.

My guess is Kobo couldn't program the egift card redemption to only allow use on certain books. Whereas coupons have always been so.
I am still not seeing how publishers can tell a bookstore that it can't give away a gift card, or that a gift card it issues cannot be used for certain purchases. It's completely differerent from a coupon.

I don't know how Borders Bucks works, exactly, but it's not a gift card, or they'd call it a gift card.

I have a promotional gift card from BN, for example, that I got free directly from BN. I can apply it to anything I buy from BN, Agency or not, just the same as a purchased gift card.
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