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Exchange Woolworths $100 NZD Digital Gift Card (Email Delivery)
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The Woolworths Gift Card is only redeemable instore!
Woolworths is New Zealand’s leading supermarket brand, serving more than 3 million customers every week.
Woolworths committed to providing our customers with choice, value, and convenience, so they’ll enjoy the best overall shopping experience.
With over 180 supermarkets across New Zealand supported by 18,000+ team members, we give our customers a choice of more than 20,000 different products in each of our stores.
Woolworths wants to ensure you are eating well for less. Ensuring a fresh quality range, providing great specials and Great Prices helps us to do this for you. We want to this to be your inspiration to create meals, which bring people together and provide you with warm memories.
Continually looking at ways to provide convenience, quality and top level service to our customers, our support team work tirelessly to ensure we are at the forefront of innovation to implement systems and service to enhance our customers experience with us and to ensure we are their favourite food store.
Woolworths Gift Card is perfect for any occasion. Whether it’s for a birthday, thank-you, Christmas, congratulations or job well done. Woolworths Gift Cards are easy to purchase, and let the recipient choose the things that they really want or need. There’s no expiry date, so you can use them whenever you want.
Woolworths Gift Cards are available to purchase from your local Countdown Supermarket and online in values of $20, $30, $50 or $100. The Woolworths Gift Card lets the recipient choose to shop at any Woolworths Supermarket.
How do I redeem a Woolworths Gift Card online or in-store?
Your Woolworths Gift Card can be redeemed for goods and services from Woolworths stores up to the value loaded onto your Woolworths gift card. Value redeemed is deducted from the card balance.
Woolworths Gift Card Terms & Conditions
Full terms: https://www.Woolworths.co.nz/about-us/our-policies/countdown-egift-card-terms-and-conditions
If you have questions or if you wish to make a complaint about your Woolworths eGift card, please contact us by calling 0800 40 40 40.
Agreeing to these terms and conditions
These terms and conditions apply to each Woolworths eGift card.
You agree to be bound by these terms and conditions by activating, using, or attempting to use a Woolworths eGift card or exercising any right to redeem value loaded on a Countdown eGift card.
By activating, using or attempting to use a Woolworths eGift card, or exercising any right to redeem value loaded on a Woolworths eGift card, you warrant to us that you will comply with these terms and conditions and all applicable laws and that the Countdown eGift card will not be used in any manner that is contrary to these terms and conditions or that is unlawful, misleading, deceptive, unfair or otherwise harmful to consumers.
- If you are giving a Woolworths eGift card to another person, you should ensure that he or she is aware of these terms and conditions that apply to the Countdown eGift card.
- Woolworths eGift cards do not have an expiry date and may be redeemed at any time.
- Once your Woolworths eGift card has reached a nil balance, it cannot be re-activated.
Redeeming your Woolworths eGift card
Your Woolworths eGift card can be redeemed for goods and services from Woolworths stores up to the value loaded onto your Woolworths eGift card. Value redeemed is deducted from the card balance. Your Woolworths eGift Card cannot be redeemed for online purchases.
Woolworths eGift cards cannot be used at stand alone Lotto counters or terminals.
Woolworths eGift cards cannot be refunded, redeemed for cash or used to obtain cash. Resale of Woolworths eGift cards is strictly prohibited, except with our prior written consent. If approved, eGift cards cannot be resold for more than the unspent value of the Woolworths eGift card. Woolworths eGift cards that are resold in breach of this paragraph 4(iii) will be invalid with the result that purchasers of those cards will not be able to use or redeem unspent value on their Woolworths eGift cards.
Your use of the Woolworths eGift card at a Woolworths store is subject at all times to the policies (and, where applicable, other terms and conditions) of that Woolworths store regarding the goods and services made available by it and to compliance with the law.
Where the price of the goods or services being purchased with the Woolworths eGift card exceeds the card balance, you must pay the amount exceeding the card balance by an alternative payment method at the discretion of the relevant Woolworths store.
Lost or stolen Woolworths eGift cards
You must treat your Woolworths eGift card like cash. If your Woolworths eGift card is lost, deleted or stolen, please contact us on 0800 40 40 40. However, we have no obligation to replace or refund the value for lost, deleted or stolen Woolworths eGift cards.
We reserve the right to place a stop on your Woolworths eGift card if:
a) you report that your Woolworths eGift card has been lost, deleted or stolen; or
b) we believe (or reasonably suspect) that you have used (or will use) your Woolworths eGift card contrary to these terms and conditions or any applicable laws.
Liability
You are responsible for the use and safety of your Woolworths eGift card, and are liable for all transactions made on your Woolworths eGift card.
Subject at all times to the exceptions in paragraph 6(iii), we are not liable to you for any loss or damage (whether direct, indirect, consequential or special) either in negligence, other tort, breach of contract, breach of warranty or for any other reason or cause whatsoever, arising out of or in connection with a Woolworths eGift card, these terms and conditions including any loss or corruption of data, interference with or damage to your computer or any interruption, delay or failure in the website.
The exclusion of our liability in paragraph 6(ii) only applies to the extent permitted by law. Where consumer protection legislation implies any condition or warranty that cannot be excluded in these terms and conditions, we limit our liability for breach of any such implied conditions or warranties to the re-supply of the services (or costs thereof). Any liability we have to you will be reduced by the extent (if any) to which you caused or contributed to the loss or damage. This paragraph 6 will apply even after this agreement has ended.
Relationship with Woolworths New Zealand Limited.
Woolworths eGift cards may be used as personal or business gifts, but must not be used in connection with any marketing, advertising or other promotional activities (including without limitation in websites, internet advertisements, email, telemarketing, direct mail, newspaper and magazine advertisements, and radio and television broadcasts) unless you obtain our prior written approval. Woolworths eGift cards that are used in marketing, advertising or other promotional activities in breach of this paragraph 7(i) will be invalid with the result that recipients of those cards will not be able to use or redeem unspent value on their Woolworths eGift cards.
Use of our name or brands, or any names, logos or get-up of Woolworths eGift cards (other than in connection with the use of Woolworths eGift cards), is strictly prohibited.
You must not use a Woolworths eGift card in any manner that states or implies that any person, website, business or product or service is endorsed or sponsored by or otherwise affiliated with us or any of our subsidiaries or affiliates.
We may change these terms and conditions from time to time. We will endeavour to give you reasonable notice of the change by publishing our updated terms and conditions here and/or by other communication methods we adopt from time to time. Your use of an eGift Card after the terms and conditions have been changed indicates your acceptance of those changes.
Privacy
We collect, use, share and store your personal information when you interact with us. Please see our privacy policy which explains how we manage your personal information.
We use your information to provide or improve our services, and we may use it for marketing sent by us or our partners. Sometimes we may need to share your information with programme and marketing partners, but we always take steps to protect your information. Details on how you can opt-out are set out in our Privacy Policy.
Errors and complaints
If you have questions or if you wish to make a complaint about your Woolworths eGift card, please contact us by calling 0800 40 40 40.
- The Woolworths Gift Cards Only redeemable at Woolworths stores or New Zealand Wine Society. Stores subject to change.
- This Woolworths Gift Card is not re-loadable or redeemable for cash.
- Purchases of Woolworths Gift Cards are not eligible to qualify for bonus AA Smartfuel discounts.
- By using this Woolworths Gift Card you agree to the full terms and conditions available at woolworths.co.nz/info/services/gift-cards.
- This Woolworths Gift Card is issued by and remains the property of Woolworths New Zealand Limited.
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IntellectualGourmet –
This article highlights the multifaceted benefits of the Woolworths Gift Card, showcasing its role as both a practical and thoughtful gift. The absence of an expiry date is particularly noteworthy, as it reflects a customer-centric approach that prioritizes consumer convenience. Furthermore, the emphasis on local engagement—supporting New Zealand’s economy by allowing customers to shop at over 180 supermarkets—is commendable. It’s refreshing to see a brand that not only promotes variety in products but also seeks to foster community through shared culinary experiences. This strategy resonates with those who cherish both quality and local commerce. Overall, the Woolworths Gift Card appears to be an exemplary model of how retail can innovate while remaining accessible and valuable for everyday consumers.
[...]PonderousThinker –
While I appreciate the sentiment behind this gift card initiative, one cannot overlook the underlying commercial motives at play. Woolworths may present itself as a champion of consumer choice and convenience, yet it operates within a capitalist framework that ultimately prioritizes profit over genuine consumer welfare. The idea of ‘bringing people together’ through shared meals is poetic, but it’s imperative to question whether this emotional appeal is merely a marketing ploy designed to mask more exploitative business practices prevalent in large supermarket chains.
[...]SkepticalReader23 –
Though one might be inclined towards optimism regarding such initiatives from large corporations like Woolworths—the reality is much bleaker than proposed here: high overhead costs paired with dwindling margins often force companies down paths rife with ethical dilemmas regarding sourcing practices or employee welfare which are conveniently overlooked amidst all this talk about ‘community engagement.’ Let us not be swayed easily; skepticism remains essential when evaluating corporate altruism cloaked behind shiny marketing campaigns.
[...]EthicsExaminer –
Exactly; it’s imperative consumers interrogate where exactly these products come from instead of blindly accepting superficial narratives crafted by advertising teams.
[...]SkepticalBison –
While this article glorifies the virtues of the Woolworths Gift Card, it conveniently overlooks several critical aspects that warrant scrutiny. For instance, although they tout no expiry date as a significant advantage, one must ponder how many recipients will actually use these cards before they are lost or forgotten in drawers—a common fate for many gift cards! Furthermore, it is disheartening to observe that such cards can only be redeemed in-store; this limitation seems antiquated in an age where online shopping has become ubiquitous. The notion of enhancing convenience becomes moot when faced with such restrictions. Woolworths may claim to prioritize customer choice and value; however, their policies appear more restrictive than accommodating at first glance.
[...]CynicalFox –
‘In-store only’ sounds like an invitation for impulse purchases rather than genuine consumer satisfaction.
[...]RealistSeagull –
Your points are valid; there certainly exists an irony in promoting convenience while maintaining limitations on redemption methods.
[...]CerebralEagle –
This article presents a comprehensive overview of the Woolworths Gift Card and its various functionalities, including the ease of use and versatility it offers. As an avid consumer, I find the no-expiry policy particularly appealing, which sets it apart from many other gift cards that tend to impose stringent time constraints. The emphasis on supporting local supermarkets and providing customers with a diverse range of products is commendable. It is worth noting that the accessibility of such gift cards can truly enrich our gifting experience, allowing recipients to choose their preferred items. Woolworths seems to be committed to enhancing customer satisfaction and convenience, which is critical in today’s fast-paced world. Overall, this initiative not only promotes local business but also cultivates a sense of community among shoppers. Well done, Woolworths! Keep pushing for excellence in customer service.
[...]ThoughtfulPanda –
I completely concur with your sentiments about the gift card’s flexibility and how it enhances the shopping experience. However, one must consider that such innovations should not merely serve as marketing tactics but genuinely reflect a commitment to customer care.
[...]#GiftCardGenius –
‘A gift card? Really? How utterly pedestrian! If you want someone to know you care about them, perhaps putting thought into selecting something unique would suffice instead!’ While I appreciate practicality as much as anyone else—especially during chaotic holiday seasons—the inherent mundanity of giving a gift card often undermines its intended sentimentality.
[...]#ContrarianMongoose –
‘Surely there exists merit in practicality! Not every recipient wishes for another trinket collecting dust on a shelf.’
[...]_CuriousCat_21 –
‘Woolworths Gift Cards’ strike me as an intriguing case study in consumer behavior and retail marketing strategies. The implications are profound: they provide insight into how businesses leverage emotional connections with food and family dynamics during gifting seasons—birthdays, holidays, etc.—to enhance customer loyalty while ensuring steady cash flow without immediate expenditure from consumers’ wallets. Furthermore, their policy on non-expiry presents an interesting juxtaposition against traditional gift cards which often pressure recipients into making hasty purchases within limited timeframes. This paradigm shift could indeed lead us into considering how future retail strategies might evolve.
[...]_AnalyticalAce_ –
‘Emotional connections’? Sure! But let’s not forget about the insidious nature of impulse purchases that accompany such strategic marketing initiatives—they prey on our impulsivity under stressful conditions like holidays or celebrations!
[...]_PhilosophicalMaverick_ –
‘Consumer behavior’ indeed shapes market trends! However, one must remain vigilant about how these practices can lead potentially vulnerable demographics into deeper financial commitments under the guise of generosity—an aspect overlooked by many scholars studying modern capitalism.
[...]ProfessorPonder –
The Countdown Gift Card initiative is a commendable attempt to modernize shopping experiences in New Zealand. The convenience of a gift card, especially one with no expiry date, offers an unparalleled flexibility that consumers have long desired. In an age where digital transactions are increasingly becoming the norm, this move seems to cater perfectly to both the tech-savvy youth and older generations who appreciate tangible options. The emphasis on customer choice and experience aligns well with contemporary retail trends, which stress personalization and user satisfaction. One must acknowledge that Countdown has not only provided a product but also an opportunity for communal engagement through shared meals—what a splendid way to foster connections! I genuinely applaud their innovative approach in merging convenience with quality service, ensuring that customers can enjoy more than just shopping; they can create lasting memories. It is indeed refreshing to witness such forward-thinking strategies in the retail sector.
[...]CriticalThinker –
While your enthusiasm for the Countdown Gift Card is admirable, I must implore you to consider the implications of such consumerism-driven models. Are we not merely perpetuating a cycle of materialism? The allure of convenience often overshadows more pressing societal issues related to sustainable consumption practices. Moreover, the stipulations regarding redemption restrictions may not be as transparent as one would hope for—a potential pitfall for unsuspecting consumers eager for savings.
[...]_CheerfulBaker_ –
‘The Woolworths Gift Card sounds like such a delightful concept!’ It embodies thoughtfulness—a chance for loved ones to choose exactly what they need from their favorite supermarket without any pressure or rush since there isn’t any expiry date involved! It opens up doors not only for personal choice but also ensures people can enjoy wholesome meals together without breaking their budgets down the line! If ever there was proof that good food brings people closer, this certainly does seem like one way forward towards fostering such beautiful memories!
[...]ThoughtfulCook –
Absolutely agree! It’s heartwarming when gifting transcends mere materialism—it turns every meal shared into both nourishment and cherished moments filled with love.
[...]CleverPineapple –
The Woolworths eGift Card seems to be a brilliantly crafted tool for modern consumers. It offers an impressive blend of convenience and flexibility, allowing users to redeem their cards at any Woolworths store without the looming pressure of an expiration date. This aspect alone is a game changer in the gift card market, as many alternatives impose strict timelines that often lead to wasted value. Not only does this gift card cater to various occasions, but it also embodies the spirit of consumer choice. One can appreciate Woolworths’ commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction, which is increasingly rare in today’s retail landscape. As a frequent shopper, I find comfort knowing that I have options that align with my culinary preferences while saving me money. Bravo, Woolworths! You have not only understood your clientele but have catered magnificently to their needs.
[...]ThoughtfulTomato –
I completely agree! The lack of an expiration date is particularly refreshing compared to other gift cards which feel like ticking time bombs.
[...]PlayfulPhilosopher –
Gift cards feel akin to giving someone socks instead of actual gifts: pragmatic yet lacking sentimentality—like saying ‘I didn’t know what else you’d want!’ However—with options galore available at Woolworths stores—it provides some semblance of freedom amidst constraints posed by traditional gifting norms; perhaps socks aren’t so bad after all?
[...]InformativeOtter –
‘Woolworths Gift Cards’—a topic that often escapes rigorous analysis—deserve attention for their implications on consumer behavior and retail economics. The concept behind gift cards is intriguingly rooted in psychological principles: they not only serve as gifts but also stimulate spending beyond their face value due to added psychological pressure associated with ‘using them up.’ Furthermore, by offering a diverse selection of denominations ($20-$100), Woolworths effectively caters to varying budget constraints while fostering accessibility within their customer base. From an economic standpoint, this approach can yield higher average transactions per visit compared to standard cash purchases.
[...]WittyNibbler –
Oh joy! A gift card that allows you to redeem your hard-earned cash for groceries! What a novel idea! It’s almost like saying ‘Here’s some money—but only if you promise to spend it here!’ One could argue that this is just another way for retailers to keep their customers in their web of loyalty while pretending they’re doing us all a favor. I mean, who doesn’t love the thrill of selecting products only to have them delivered via electronic voucher? It’s like receiving your favorite candy in an envelope—delightfully confusing and slightly disappointing!
[...]GroceryGuru91 –
‘A digital gift card?’ Really? We’re living in an age where we can barely hold on to our physical wallets! Why not just send me an e-mail with my shopping list while you’re at it? Here’s hoping I don’t lose my digital wallet along with my will to navigate grocery shopping!
[...]CynicalSage –
Indeed, it seems that the very notion of gifting has been commercialized into something rather ironic—giving someone an option for shopping rather than something they might truly desire or appreciate! What’s next? A gift card for paying rent? At least with those we get somewhere practical!
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