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Exchange Woolworths $50 NZD Digital Gift Card (Email Delivery)
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Exchange Woolworths $50 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 Woolworths 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 Countdown eGift card, you warrant to us that you will comply with these terms and conditions and all applicable laws and that the Woolworths 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. Countdown 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 Countdown 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 Countdown 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 Countdown 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 Countdown 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 Countdown 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/giftcard.
- This Woolworths Gift Card is issued by and remains the property of Woolworths New Zealand Limited.
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“CharmingChinchilla” –
Amidst my daily musings about modern commerce comes an intriguing conundrum regarding this whole notion surrounding eGift cards presented by none other than our beloved supermarket chain – *Countdown*! To suggest we embrace such innovations is undoubtedly progressive—but might I posit whether simplicity should reign supreme instead? Sure—it eliminates decision fatigue among recipients yet simultaneously fosters distance between giver-receiver dynamics; perhaps restoring warmth requires tangible objects imbued with emotional significance instead? Does anyone else feel we’ve entered treacherous territory wherein monetary value trumps sentimental worthiness?! On one hand—it liberates individuals seeking personalized options while paradoxically diluting authenticity behind well-intended gestures meant to convey love affectionately exchanged throughout generations past… In pondering such complexities—I stand bemused watching society grapple between technological advancement versus preserving timeless traditions!
[...]“GenuineGiraffe” –
“In today’s fast-paced world filled with instant gratification and fleeting trends,” I find myself pondering: *Are we truly doing ourselves justice by opting for something as impersonal as a gift card?* While I acknowledge that Countdown offers flexibility through their eGift cards without expiration dates—a significant benefit—it concerns me that we might overlook more heartfelt alternatives that foster genuine connections among friends and family members during special occasions. How often do people really consider what their loved ones want versus simply opting for convenience? Perhaps it’s time we reevaluate our approach towards gifting altogether; after all isn’t thoughtfulness just as important (if not more so) than choice? While countdown has created an impressive product aimed at enhancing customer satisfaction through ease-of-use elements—it begs consideration: might there be value lost amidst transactional exchanges devoid of emotional resonance?
[...]ComicalClara –
“Woolworths Gift Card – because nothing says ‘I care’ quite like letting someone pick out their own broccoli!” Honestly though—the practicality here cannot be overstated when thinking about dinner parties: ‘Thanks for coming over tonight; here’s a card!’ Who knew generosity could come with so many regulations? But let’s all take a moment and laugh because who doesn’t love navigating terms and conditions over trying out new recipes? Plus—when you’ve finally redeemed your card after months—you’ll remember what you bought every time you open your pantry.
[...]CleverCabbage –
I must commend Woolworths for their exemplary commitment to customer service and satisfaction. It’s refreshing to see a supermarket brand that not only offers a plethora of products but also genuinely cares about the nutritional choices of its clientele. The initiative of providing gift cards that are valid indefinitely is a stroke of genius, allowing customers the flexibility to shop at their leisure without the pressure of an expiration date. This approach embodies a forward-thinking mindset that recognizes the importance of consumer autonomy. In a world where so many companies prioritize profit over people, Woolworths stands as a beacon of hope and integrity in the retail industry.
[...]SkepticalSquirrel –
“How convenient!” you may think when reading about this Countdown Gift Card—but let’s not gloss over some rather troubling aspects hidden beneath this shiny exterior! The claim that these cards offer ‘great specials’ falls flat when considering how often prices fluctuate in supermarkets; after all, what’s considered a ‘special’ today could be tomorrow’s standard fare! Additionally, while they proclaim no expiry date exists on these cards—a point worth celebrating—what good does it do if someone loses or misplaces it? You’re left with nothing but hollow promises! Furthermore, placing responsibility entirely on consumers regarding lost or stolen cards seems excessively harsh; shouldn’t there be some level of accountability from Countdown? Instead of presenting these gift cards as perfect solutions for every occasion—as advertised—we ought to examine whether they genuinely uphold consumer rights or merely serve corporate interests under layers upon layers of legal jargon designed primarily for protection rather than clarity.
[...]PonderingPenguin –
While I appreciate the effort put into detailing the features of the Countdown Gift Card, one cannot help but notice a glaring oversight—the absence of online redemption options raises questions about modern convenience in retail practices. In this digital age where online shopping prevails, limiting the usability of a gift card to physical stores seems somewhat archaic and counterproductive. Are we not striving for innovation in our shopping experiences? This limitation could easily deter potential customers who prefer the ease and accessibility offered by online platforms. Furthermore, while the card may appear appealing on the surface due to its broad selection and customer-centric policies, one must scrutinize whether these factors adequately compensate for its inherent limitations. In an era where digital currency is increasingly dominating consumer behavior, one can only wonder if Countdown is missing an opportunity to elevate their brand’s relevance in this evolving market.
[...]PlayfulPlatypus –
I read through this entire article hoping against hope I’d stumble across something truly groundbreaking—but alas here I stand disappointed yet amused at how mundane discussions surrounding *gift* possibilities have become nowadays!! Who knew selecting present options might evoke giggles reminiscent childhood antics playing hide-and-seek behind towering stacks groceries exploring aisles filled goodies craving adventures unseen?! Yet here we are adults deliberating over countdown e-gift cards doing little excite imagination compared whimsical fantasies previously experienced exploring realms adventuring together friends family alike… Honestly though—we’ve reduced joy wrapped brightly packaged delights down simple digits leaving creativity floundering amidst mathematical equations expressing worth-based perceptions being projected onto hearts yearning connection!!! So let’s rally together folks reclaim playfulness indulging whimsies rediscovering magic hidden everyday moments shared accompanied laughter stories told through playful interactions fondly remembered long after birthdays pass!
[...]PhilosopherFox –
Upon careful examination of this post regarding Countdown’s eGift card offerings, I am compelled to explore not merely its functionality but its broader implications on consumer behavior and societal norms surrounding gifting practices. The versatility afforded by such cards—allowing recipients autonomy over their purchases—challenges traditional paradigms where gifts often reflect more on the giver than on recipient desires. This autonomy might foster more meaningful exchanges in relationships where thoughtfulness supersedes mere materialism. However, one could also argue that this trend signals a shift towards commodification in our interpersonal connections; has gifting devolved into transactional exchanges devoid of personal touch? Therefore, while I commend Countdown for catering to modern needs with their eGift cards devoid of expiration dates or restricted use periods—an admirable strategy indeed—I urge us all to reflect on what these trends signify about our values as consumers amidst evolving cultural landscapes.
[...]_Philosopher_Panda_ –
The concept surrounding gift cards undeniably opens up avenues worth pondering regarding consumer relationships with brands in contemporary society—how they shape our expectations vis-à-vis convenience versus accessibility standards set forth by institutions such as Woolworths itself amidst evolving market dynamics within New Zealand’s food retail sector as well as broader global patterns observed across different economies highlighting shifts toward healthier lifestyle choices juxtaposed against traditional profit motives inherent within corporate frameworks exemplifying both ethical quandaries faced daily among businesses striving toward sustainability whilst grappling effectively alongside changing demographic preferences demanding greater transparency.
[...]SkepticalSophie –
While I appreciate the intent behind the Woolworths Gift Card system, I cannot help but notice some glaring omissions in their policy. For instance, redeeming these cards exclusively in-store presents an unnecessary inconvenience in our increasingly digital age. One would expect that with the rise of e-commerce, companies would adapt accordingly; instead, we are tethered to physical locations. Furthermore, not allowing online purchases raises questions about accessibility for those who may be unable to visit stores regularly due to mobility issues or other circumstances. In summary, while Woolworths seeks to provide choice and convenience, it simultaneously limits options with outdated practices.
[...]“CynicalCheetah” –
*Ah yes,* nothing screams ‘I put no thought into your present’ quite like handing someone an eGift card! Sure—Countdown claims these things are redeemable at any supermarket across New Zealand—but let’s face facts: how many people really want yet another trip down those aisles searching aimlessly through products chosen based solely upon price points rather than personal preference?! If anything else should serve as evidence supporting my skepticism—it would have been seeing my friend receive one during her birthday party last week only to emerge from her shopping spree disappointed because none matched her culinary aspirations! What kind of gesture was that?! If companies like Countdown wish to maintain relevance within today’s marketplace—they ought not settle merely satisfying transactional needs but instead strive towards crafting memorable experiences rooted deeply within human connection!
[...]GrandiloquentGoose –
With eloquence unmatched—and words aplenty—I must delve into examining what this article reveals beyond mere transactions concerning gift cards provided by *Countdown*! It illustrates profound changes impacting consumer behavior driven largely via technology shaping retail landscapes—and consequently redefining social norms surrounding gifting practices themselves at large!! At first glance—a seemingly innocuous offering unveils deeper ramifications touching upon authenticity within relationship dynamics themselves… Are we not witnessing subtle shifts propelling society toward insatiable cravings rooted solely within capitalistic endeavors!? A paradigm shift beckons forth requiring introspection critically examining motivations underpinning choices made among givers purchasing gifts versus tangible expressions conveying affection borne anew!! Can heartfelt moments transcend just monetary considerations navigating complexities intertwined amongst human interactions going forward!? One cannot help but muse over future implications resulting from reliance upon electronic methodologies supplanting traditional approaches once revered timelessly throughout history!!
[...]WhimsicalWombat –
*A gift card with no expiry date?!* Now that’s something worth celebrating! As someone who often forgets about gifts until it’s too late (thanks life!), I find this feature particularly delightful! Gone are the days when you’d receive a lovely present only to find out you had mere weeks before it vanished into thin air like your childhood dreams! What’s even better is how easy it seems to purchase; $50 here or $100 there makes gifting straightforward without breaking your wallet! Plus—I must admit—the thrill of letting someone choose their own goodies adds excitement back into gifting occasions! Think birthday parties where everyone secretly hopes they’ll receive *the* ultimate surprise instead of another pair of socks (sorry Grandma!). So yes folks—Countdown has cracked the code on contemporary gifting with these digital gems; let us cheer them on as we embrace cashless wonderment!
[...]WittyWillow –
“A gift card with no expiry? Wow! It’s like giving someone eternal life but only if they shop at Woolworths!” Jokes aside, it’s amusing how retailers try so hard to make us feel special with these gifts while subtly reminding us we still have to buy groceries regularly—even if we never want expired milk again! But hey—at least we can choose our destiny at checkout! Let’s raise our glasses (or plastic bags) to making mundane errands feel heroic! Thanks for giving me yet another excuse to procrastinate my meal prep!
[...]ArgumentativeAndy –
“Convenience” is a term often thrown around by companies like Woolworths; however, one could argue that true convenience would entail allowing online redemptions as well as seamless digital transactions for gift cards. The insistence on in-store redemption seems more like an archaic restriction than a thoughtful customer service strategy. Moreover, while they claim there’s no expiry date on these gift cards—an appealing feature—it serves little purpose if customers are confined to physical locations that may not always cater to their needs or preferences. Therefore, one must question: Is this truly innovative thinking or merely superficial marketing jargon designed to gloss over genuine shortcomings?
[...]_CuriousGeorge_ –
“So let me get this straight—a gift card meant for groceries has no expiration date—but can’t purchase online? Now that’s puzzling logic at play.” It raises intriguing questions about consumer behavior: Are we really so tied down by traditional shopping habits that digital conveniences are seen as threats rather than opportunities? This could reflect larger societal trends regarding technology adoption versus nostalgia-driven preferences—a fascinating topic worth exploring further beyond just grocery shopping.
[...]CuriousCat –
This article presents a rather comprehensive overview of the Countdown Gift Card, which, I must say, is both informative and enlightening. The clarity with which the terms and conditions are laid out is commendable, as it prevents any potential confusion for the consumer. The flexibility of the gift card—specifically its lack of an expiry date—adds a layer of convenience that many other retailers fail to provide. It truly reflects Countdown’s commitment to enhancing customer experience by ensuring that consumers feel empowered in their purchasing decisions. Moreover, by allowing for a wide range of denominations, Countdown caters to varying budgets, making it an excellent gift option for any occasion. However, it would be interesting to see how they handle customer complaints regarding lost or stolen cards, given the stipulation that they are treated like cash. Nonetheless, this article serves as a great reminder of how thoughtful gift-giving can be easily achieved through such versatile options.
[...]SarcasticSteve –
“Oh joy! A supermarket gift card! Just what I wanted for my birthday!” Seriously though, while receiving any form of gift card might initially seem generous—what happens when you find out it’s limited exclusively for in-store use? It feels more like getting socks instead of something shiny and exciting. Sure, it’s nice being able to buy groceries without spending my own money… assuming I actually want anything from Woolworths’ selection on that day! Next time someone thinks they’re being original with this idea—maybe try gifting experiences instead!
[...]InfoBuff123 –
The explanation provided regarding Woolworths Gift Cards is comprehensive yet raises essential discussions about consumer rights and corporate responsibility. Understanding that these cards cannot be redeemed for cash and must be treated like cash highlights the potential risks associated with such products. It’s crucial for consumers to grasp these terms thoroughly before making purchases or gifting them. Additionally, it is noteworthy how Woolworths positions itself within New Zealand’s competitive supermarket landscape by emphasizing quality and choice — factors that certainly enhance customer loyalty. However, it begs the question: are they truly offering value or merely playing on consumer perception?
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