One 4 all vouchers

crx===

Looking for some advice please...
I received a one4all voucher some time ago from work and have not used it (€400). I find that where I live there are few options to use it.
I could do with the cash but on contacting one4all they said as it was bought by a corporate body they cannot cash it to my account as there would be tax implications for the company.
I was wondering if I were to use this voucher to buy another voucher to the value of €300 from the post office could I then cash it in to my a/c ?
I am aware of the fees involved. ..
Or does this make sense?

crx===

Thanks sugarman. Don't want the hassle of trying to sell on line.
Prepay master card might be an option as I could buy petrol with it.

Gooser14

I don't think the Post Office accept One4all cards as a payment method.

crx===

Looking at the mastercard option the v+ prepaid virtual mastercard seems the only option from what I can see.. that is a complete rip off due to charges and the fact that it will work for sterling payments only otherwise it's conversation +2% charge for any other currencies .
Is there not any better mastercard option available?

crx===

sugarman wrote: »

crx=== wrote: »

Looking at the mastercard option the v+ prepaid virtual mastercard seems the only option from what I can see.. that is a complete rip off due to charges and the fact that it will work for sterling payments only otherwise it's conversation +2% charge for any other currencies .
Is there not any better mastercard option available?

There are no charges other than a load fee of €8 per €100.

The 2% charge is only if youre paying for goods not in euro.

This is from their site..

FX Fee (charged when you purchase goods or services in a currency other than sterling). 2%

https://www.vplusprepaid.com/terms-and-conditions/uk/#table-of-fees

crx===

sugarman wrote: »

crx=== wrote: »

Looking at the mastercard option the v+ prepaid virtual mastercard seems the only option from what I can see.. that is a complete rip off due to charges and the fact that it will work for sterling payments only otherwise it's conversation +2% charge for any other currencies .
Is there not any better mastercard option available?

There are no charges other than a load fee of €8 per €100.

The 2% charge is only if youre paying for goods not in euro.

This is from their site..

FX Fee (charged when you purchase goods or services in a currency other than sterling). 2%

https://www.vplusprepaid.com/terms-and-conditions/uk/#table-of-fees

salmocab

crx=== wrote: »

Thanks sugarman. Don't want the hassle of trying to sell on line.
Prepay master card might be an option as I could buy petrol with it.

Do topaz or whatever it’s called now not take them? I know they used to sell them.

crx===

I asked in Applegreen and they said no.

L1011

Under 200 if on higher rate everything, particularly if they reduced it to cover the employer PRSI

crx===

Thanks sugarman! Never spotted that ! So that would be an option. ðŸ‘

Pangea

Got a 50 euro voucher a few years back, finally got round to wanting to use it and there was only a couple of euro left on it, wasnt aware that there are fees when you dont use it.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Pangea wrote: »

Got a 50 euro voucher a few years back, finally got round to wanting to use it and there was only a couple of euro left on it, wasnt aware that there are fees when you dont use it.

After 12 months, I think.

odyssey06

If you're stuck, according to the website, you can spend it online at these stores:
https://www.one4all.ie/retailer/spend-online.html

Includes Arnotts, Boots, Debenhams, Eason, McGuirks Golf, Molloys Off Licence (wine only).

So your christmas presents should be sorted...

CeilingFly

One4All charge retailers up to 12.3% commission, hence you will never have them accepted by low margin businesses such as petrol stations and supermarkets.

As for cashing in corporate cards - this would have tax implications as no tax was applied under the gift giving scheme which has strict rules

hillbloom

I think Argos and Woodies take them as payment for a purchase.

MegX

Used one in Argos few weeks ago.

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CeilingFly wrote: »

One4All charge retailers up to 12.3% commission, hence you will never have them accepted by low margin businesses such as petrol stations and supermarkets.

A lot of the Supervalu stores take them

L1011

BDJW wrote: »

A lot of the Supervalu stores take them

In Dublin - the proportion down the country is much lower. This is due to the bulk of Dublin stores being ex-Superquinn, who always took them.

Lux23

Could you do your food shopping with it?

L1011

Lux23 wrote: »

Could you do your food shopping with it?

In the few Supervalus, yeah