Unwanted vouchers.co.uk

[tigwig]

Has anyone heard of this company and is it for real or a con? I have �200 Virgin vouchers and they have said they will buy them off me for �154. All I have to do is send them in the pre paid envelope they will send me! Is this too good to be true because I am quite wary!

[wiggal]

Hey tigwig,

I dont know about the website, but my sister had some vouchers she didnt want, and sold them on Ebay. She did get less then what the vouchers were for, but that way you can still see how much you can get rather then a fixed price.

Wiggal x

[Eve]

I found this...

http://www.reviewcentre.com/reviews145086.html

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/lifesty le/personal_finance/s/193/193450_voucher_gifts _that_are_not_well_spent.html

[pink-kittens]

what have you got to lose?

The cost of 2 first class stamps? Or an extra 74p if you send recorded so they can;t say they didn't receive them?

Have a look on Ebay and see what this type of ticket sells for

[Eve]

A few on Ebay...

http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search.dll?fro m=R40&_trksid=m37&satitle=virgin+vouchers

[mj8183]

i sold a �10 woolworths voucher for �8 and a �25 burtons one for �22 on ebay. i done them with free postage as its only a stamp. hope this helps. jo.

[pink-kittens]

RE: selling on Ebay if your item is worth more than �36 you should think about sending Special Delivery
Recorded and ordinary post will cover you for lost items to the value of �36
If you sell your tickets for �150 and send ordinary postage you could get someone claim INR and have to refund them as you cannot prove delivery

[tigwig]

thanks for the answers guys I think I will risk the website as its easier just hope I don't get ripped off!!