Pay with NAB Card for $5 off NAB X Prezzee Smart eGift Cards $100-$700 @ Prezzee

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Pay with NAB Card for $5 off NAB X Prezzee Smart eGift Cards $100-$700 @ Prezzee
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NAB5

Prezzee Smart eGift card offer

Use your NAB card to buy a NAB x Prezzee Smart eGift Card of $100 or more and use the code NAB5 at the checkout to get $5 off.
Make sure the brand/retailer you are looking to swap Prezzee card to is included (for example, Coles is not there)!

  • Purchase a NAB x Prezzee Smart eGift Card valued at $100 or more.
  • Complete your profile details.
  • Enter code NAB5 at the checkout.
  • Use your NAB card to pay.

Retailers excluded from Offer

Amazon
BIG W
Bill Fairies
Boost Mobile Pre-Paid
BP
BWS
Chemist Warehouse
Coles
Coles Groceries
eBay
EG Fuel
Everyday WISH
Flight Centre
Give Back Card (Donation)
Harvey Norman
Lyca Mobile PrePaid
Officeworks
Woolworths Simply Groceries
Telstra Pre-Paid
Travel Associates
UBER
Uber Eats
Woolworths
Woolworths Essentials
Woolworths Supermarket
Accor Hotels eGift Card Adina Hotels eGift Card
Adore Beauty eGift Card Adrenaline eGift Card
Aesop eGift Card Airbnb eGift Card
Amanda's On The Edge eGift Card Amart Furniture eGift Card
Amaysim Prepaid Voucher AmpolCash eGift Card
AmpolCash FUEL ONLY eGift Card Anaconda Gift Cards
Angus & Coote eGift Card Apple eGift Card
Asado eGift Card Asos eGift Card
Aveda eGift Card Avido Ristorante eGift Card
Baby Village eGift Card Barbeques Galore eGift Card
Barney Cools eGift Card BCF Gift Cards
Be Fit Food eGift Cards Beginning Boutique eGift Card
Belluci's Manuka eGift Card Best Beauty & Wellness eGift Card
Best Experiences eGift Card Best Restaurants eGift Cards
Best&Less eGift Card Betta Home & Living eGift Card
Bib and Tucker eGift Card BIG W eGift Cards
Bing Lee eGift Card Bistro Gitan eGift Card
Black Pepper eGift Card Blys In-Home Massage Gift Card
Bobbi Brown eGift Card Bodum eGift Card
Bonds eGift Card Boohoo eGift Card
Bottega eGift Card BridgeClimb Sydney eGift Card
Brisbane Restaurants eGift Card Brown Cow eGift Card
Bunnings Warehouse eGift Cards C Restaurant eGift Card
Cable eGift Card Captain Baxter eGift Card
Catalina Restaurant eGift Card Catch eGift Card
China Diner eGift Card Chu The Phat eGift Card
City Beach Gift Card City Cave eGift Card
ClassBento Gift Cards Clinique eGift Card
Collins Booksellers Gift Cards Coppa eGift Card
Copycat Bar & Restaurant eGift Card Cotton On eGift Card
Cotton On: Body eGift Card Cotton On: Kids eGift Card
Country Road eGift Card Cue Gift Card
Culture Kings eGift Card Dan Murphy's eGift Cards
David Jones eGift Card DesignStuff eGift Card
DiDi Rideshare e-Voucher DoorDash eGift Card
Dotti Gift Cards Drummond Golf eGift Cards
Dusk eGift Card Dymocks Gift Cards & Gift Vouchers
EA Origin Access Premier eGift Card EB Games eGift Card
Edible Blooms eGift Card Elite Supplements eGift Card
endota spa Gift Voucher Eneba eGift Card
esmi Skin Minerals eGift Card Estia eGift Card
Estée Lauder eGift Card ettitude Gift Card
Eva eGift Card Event Cinemas Gift Card
EveryPlate eGift Card Fidira eGift Card
Flight Centre Gift Cards Foot Locker eGift Cards
Forever New eGift Card frank green eGift Card
Frederic eGift Card Freedom eGift Cards
Fresh Beauty Co. eGift Cards Gazman eGift Card
Gemelli Broadbeach eGift Card General Pants Co. eGift Card
GlamCorner One Time Rental & PreLoved eGift Card Glassons eGift Card
Global Experiences eGift Card Global Hotel eGift Cards
GoodnessMe eGift Card Gourmet Traveller eGift Card
Grahams eGift Card Grappa Ristorante & Bar eGift Card
H&M eGift Card Hallenstein Brothers eGift Card
Hardtofind eGift Cards Harris Farm eGift Card
Harris Scarfe eGift Card Harrolds eGift Card
HelloFresh eGift Card Hey You eGift Card
Hogwarts Legacy eGift Card Home Hardware eGift Card
Hotels.com eGift Card House eGift Card
HOYTS eGift Cards HOYTS LUX eGift Cards
Hubbl eGift Card Hype DC eGift Card
Ice Jewellery eGift Card IKEA eGift Card
Inspire Me Naturally eGift Cards InStitchu eGift Card
isubscribe eGift Cards & Vouchers JAG eGift Cards
Jay Jays eGift Cards JB Hi-Fi eGift Cards
Jo Malone eGift Card Jolleys Boathouse eGift Card
JSHealth Vitamins eGift Card Jubilee On Dorcas eGift Card
Jung Sung Contemporary Korean eGift Card Just Jeans eGift Cards
Kathmandu Gift Cards Kiddo eGift Card
Kingpin eGift Card Kmart Gift Cards
Kobo Gift Cards Kogan Gift Cards
Koko Black Chocolate Gift Cards Koo eGift Card
Koutouki eGift Card Kumo Izakaya eGift Card
L'Hotel Gitan eGift Card La Capannina eGift Card
La Mer eGift Card Latest Buy Gift Vouchers
Laubman & Pank eGift Card Libertine Parfumerie eGift Card
Long Chim Sydney eGift Card Lorna Jane eGift Card
Lowes eGift Card LVLY eGift Card
Lyca Mobile PrePaid eVoucher M.A.C eGift Cards
Machiavelli eGift Card Macpac eGift Card
Madame Wu eGift Card MAISON de SABRÉ eGift Card
Maldini eGift Card Massimo Restaurant & Bar eGift Card
Meat & Wine Co - Adelaide eGift Card Meat & Wine Co - Canberra eGift Card
Meat & Wine Co - NSW Locations eGift Card Meat & Wine Co - Perth eGift Card
Meat & Wine Co - Vic Locations eGift Card Meat & Wine Co eGift Card
Meat District eGift Card Melbourne Restaurants eGift Card
Microsoft Office 2021 Home & Business eGift Card Microsoft Office 2021 Home & Student Gift Cards
Mimco eGift Card Minecraft Legends eGift Card
Minecraft MineCoins eGift Card Mitch Dowd eGift Card
Mitre 10 eGift Card Mountain Designs eGift Card
Movida eGift Card Mr Roses Gift Cards
Mudbar Restaurant eGift Card My Creative Box eGift Card
MyDeal eGift Card Myer Benefit Cosmetics Gift Cards
Myer Gift Cards Netflix Gift Cards
Nexon Game Card eGift Card Nine West eGift Card
Norton 360 Premium Subscription Voucher NuNu eGift Card
O Bar and Dining eGift Card Odyssea eGift Card
Officeworks eGift Card Oliveto Ristorante & Bar eGift Card
Omeros Bros eGift Card OPSM eGift Card
Ovolo Hotels eGift Card Palermo eGift Card
Pandora Gift Cards Pastuso eGift Card
Peter Alexander Gift Cards ph360 - Your Personalised Health and Wellness APP eGift Card
Plants in a Box eGift Card Platypus eGift Card
PlayStation Store eGift Card Portmans Gift Cards
Priceline Pharmacy Gift Cards Princess Polly eGift Card
Prouds the Jewellers eGift Card Pure South Dining eGift Card
Purebaby eGift Card Rebel Gift Cards
Red Hook eGift Card Red Lantern eGift Card
RedBalloon eGift Card Rendezvous Hotels eGift Card
RentacarGift eGift Card Republica eGift Card
Restaurant Mason eGift Card Restaurants & Dining eGift Card
Review eGift Card Rico Bar & Dining eGift Card
Riot Art & Craft eGift Card Riot League of Legends eGift Card
Robins Kitchen eGift Card Roblox eGift Card
Rubi eGift Card Rupert & Hound eGift Card
Russell Athletic eGift Card SABA Gift Cards
Salon Pay eGift Card Sammys on the Marina eGift Card
San Telmo eGift Card Seed Heritage eGift Card
Sephora Gift Cards Shebah eGift Card
Sheike eGift Card SHEIN eGift Card
Sheridan eGift Card Shiels eGift Card
Showpo eGift Card Skechers eGift Card
Skype Credit Smiggle Gift Cards
Social Eating House + Bar eGift Card Speakeasy Kitchen Bar eGift Card
Spice n ice Port Adelaide eGift Card Sportitude Gift Cards
Sportscraft Gift Cards Spotify Gift Cards
Spotlight Gift Cards Star Car Wash eGift Card
Starfield eGift Card Status Anxiety eGift Card
Strandbags eGift Card Stylerunner eGift Card
Sunglass Hut eGift Card Supercheap Auto Gift Cards
Supre eGift Card Surf Stitch eGift Card
Swell Mullaloo Beach eGift Card Sydney Restaurants eGift Card
Target Gift Cards Taxi Kitchen eGift Card
Telstra Pre-Paid eVoucher Temple & Webster eGift Card
Tequila Mockingbird eGift Card TFE Hotels eGift Card
The AFL Store eGift Card The Athlete's Foot eGift Card
The Beauty Chef eGift Card The Cinema eGift Card
The Dock Mooloolaba eGift Card The Enchanted Fig Tree eGift Card
The Fight Factory eGift Card The Good Guys Gift Cards
The Healthy Mummy eGift Card The Hotel eGift Cards
THE ICONIC eGift Cards Online The Movie Card Gift Cards
The Oodie eGift Card The Pamper eGift Card
The Super eGift Card Thomas Sabo eGift Card
Ticketmaster eGift Card Timezone eGift Card
TONI&GUY Gift Card Total Tools eGift Card
Travel Associates Gift Cards Travello eGift Card
Trenery eGift Card TripGift Gift Cards
Twitch eGift Card Typo eGift Card
Uber Eats eGift Card Uber eGift Cards
Unison eGift Card Veronika Maine Gift Cards
Vibe Hotels eGift Card Village Roadshow Theme Parks eGift Card
Vision Direct eGift Card Vitable eGift Card
Vodafone Pre-Paid eVoucher WaazWaan eGift Card
Watch Depot eGift Card Wattlebanks Coastal Cafe and Providore - Orford eGift Card
Webjet eGift Card Witchery eGift Card
Wittner Gift Cards Woolworths Essentials eGift Card
Woolworths Supermarket eGift Cards Xbox Forza Motorsport eGift Card
Xbox Game Pass Core eGift Card Xbox Game Pass eGift Card
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate eGift Card Xbox Gift Cards
Xbox One - FIFA 23 Points . Xbox One Forza Horizon 5 VIP Membership - AU Gift Cards
Xbox One NBA 2K 23 Points eGift Card Xbox One NBA 2K24 eGift Card
Xbox Starfield eGift Card Youfoodz Gift Cards
Zone Bowling eGift Card Zushi eGift Card
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Comments

    • igorekh on 11/07/2024 - 21:26
      +1

      Yep, not as good as before. Seems like this is a trend lately 🥲

      • CodeXD on 11/07/2024 - 21:29
        +10

        Is it same as before? Don't actually need NAB card? haha

        EDIT: confirmed, do not need to pay with NAB card!

    • cloudy on 11/07/2024 - 21:45

      Documents obtained by The Australian show Prezzee recorded a statutory $79.2m net loss for the 18 months to December 31 after a $38.9m loss in the previous financial year….

      When you're losing moeny hand over fist I'm not surprised they're cutting promos….in fact i'd be worried they collapse and leave gift card holders out to dry.

      • trixieb on 11/07/2024 - 21:56
        +1

        I think customers would be fine if they swap the Prezzee Smart cards to the brands and retailers of their choice

        • 10101010101 on 12/07/2024 - 02:23
          +1

          Nope they can cancel your cards and have proven that with their last debacle

      • ol mate on 11/07/2024 - 22:00
        +1

        There's a bit more to it than just the statutory loss. There's only so much they can recognise under the accounting standards until the cards are redeemed or expire. The rest of the financials would paint a better picture of their business overall, but I'm not going to pay ASIC $20 to get those.

        • trixieb on 11/07/2024 - 22:04
          +1

          “If I sell a $100 gift card, it’s $100 in cash and $100 in liabilities until the card is used. Before then, we can’t get it off our balance sheet as a liability,” the company said through a spokesman.

          “When we sell more cards, we can’t recognise the revenue until the cards are used under Australian accounting standards. Although there is an increase in financial liabilities we will never have to pay that obligation, but it still sits on our balance sheet.”

          Internal company data showed that unless a card was used in the first four months, it was unlikely to be used, a person familiar with the company said.

          https://www.afr.com/companies/retail/shaun-bonett-s-prezzee-…

          • furyou on 12/07/2024 - 18:35

            @trixieb: Why would it sit in the liabilities unless they literally have not paid for the gift card?
            I would have assumed at the time we buy the card they have paid a certain amount to the retailer

            • trixieb on 12/07/2024 - 18:51
              +1

              @furyou: But under Australian accounting standards, the value of the card is treated as a liability until it is used. So even if a customer doesn't use it for years, it's not considered 'revenue' yet.

              What happened: In the 18 months to December 2023, Prezzee sold worth $3.4 billion worth of e-gift cards, with revenue of more than $161 million. But despite these top line numbers, they copped a $79 million loss.

              What else: Prezzee claims their results are actually much better, and blamed Australian accounting standards for unflattering financial results - because the accounting standards don’t allow Prezzee to book “breakage” upfront.

              https://www.flux.finance/post/prezzee-goes-deeper-in-the-red….

              • furyou on 12/07/2024 - 21:06
                +1

                @trixieb: I mean that's the case for Woolworths if I buy a Woolworths gift card.

                But I'm paying prezee say $95 for a $100 gift card, and they pay Woolworths I dunno say $90 for it. The liability has nothing to do with them.

                Unless this suggests that something else happens. Ie they aren't paying Woolworths up front for the card? But somehow have the ability to generate them?

                Sounds rather weird

                • trixieb on 13/07/2024 - 03:10
                  +1

                  @furyou: @ol mate @cloudy @10101010101 @WookieMonster I'm not sure how the above arrangement works and haven't found any info online. I caught up with an accountant this evening but it's not his area of expertise and he doesn't know either.

                  I just read that the co-founder of Prezzee and other senior staff had left recently. It may explain the lack of Prezzee offers.

                  Prezzee was able to cancel the Big W gift cards that were sent in error last month. As @10101010101 pointed out, our gift cards that have been swapped to the brands and retailers from the Smart eGift card may not be secure if Prezzee goes bust. It may not be legal for Prezzee to cancel anyway.

                  I also found out, due to a dispute, Amazon US no longer supplies its gift cards to Prezzee. This would be a major loss for Prezzee as Amazon is the most popular gift card in the US.

                  • (1) July 2023 Here is an email that Prezzee sent to the Treasury about the Gift Card Exemption:

                  https://treasury.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-12/c2023-40…

                  Should we be concerned with the departure of the co-founder and other senior staff at Prezzee?

                  • (2) May 15 2024 Prezzee co-founder quits Shaun Bonett-owned gift card company

                  Claire Morris, the co-founder of Prezzee, the e-gift card payments group now controlled by businessman Shaun Bonett, has resigned from the board and as a brand ambassador, becoming the latest in a string of senior figures departing the company.

                  Mr Bonett bought into Prezzee, founded by Ms Morris and Matt Hoggett, in 2015 and has slowly increased his control over the business. He now serves as its chief executive and executive chairman.

                  Prezzee allows customers to buy gift cards for retailers such as Apple and David Jones. Mr Bonett claims the company is worth $1 billion.

                  Prezzee has only filed one set of accounts, showing it lost nearly $40 million in 2022, which it blamed on accounting changes. No accounts for last year have been filed.

                  Mr Bonett emailed staff about her departure earlier this week.

                  “It is with great sadness I inform you of Claire Morris’ decision to step down from her role as a board member and Global Brand Ambassador,” Mr Bonett wrote. “As a co-founder of Prezzee, Claire has helped grow the business from its ‘start up’ beginnings to a global business.”

                  Mr Bonett was approached for comment.

                  Ms Morris did not respond to a request for comment. But her departure follows that of nearly a dozen senior figures who have left Prezzee in the past 18 months, including the heads of human resources in Australia and the United States, where the company focused its efforts.

                  The company also lost its chief financial officer, chief digital officer, chief commercial officer, chief marketing officer, its Australian managing director and the president of its US operation.

                  “Most of the staff you have listed either did not report to Mr Bonett or have any day-to-day dealings with him, or were contractors who were employed for fixed periods of time,” Mr Bonett’s spokesman has previously said.

                  Mr Bonett founded Precision Group, which operates a large property portfolio in Australia and New Zealand. He is also Pezzee’s major shareholder.

                  The Financial Review Rich List estimated his fortune at $2.31 billion last year, making him Australia’s 53rd wealthiest person.

                  An AFR Weekend investigation, which included interviews with more than a dozen people close to the businessman and his companies, suggested those figures could be far from reality.

                  Mr Bonett has used his social media accounts to spruik the company’s “unicorn status”, and valuation of more than $1 billion.

                  That figure comes not from a share sale, but from investment bank Morgan Stanley, provided as part of a pitch to float the business in 2021, a period when valuations for technology firms were sky high.

                  One peer, ASX-listed gift card and transaction services group EML Payments, had a market capitalisation of more than $2 billion in 2021. It is valued at $380 million, even after a 27 per cent share rise this year.

                  https://www.afr.com/companies/retail/prezzee-co-founder-quit…

                  • (3) June 11 2024 Shaun Bonett’s Prezzee has a costly run-in with Amazon

                  Prezzee, the gift card payments group controlled by billionaire businessman Shaun Bonett, has had to stop selling Amazon vouchers in the United States, undermining a key revenue stream, after damaging its relationship with the tech giant.

                  Prezzee operates an app allowing customers to buy, send and store digital gift cards for retailers around the world, including Apple and David Jones. It is largely owned by Mr Bonett, the company’s chairman, who has previously spruiked a valuation of more than $1 billion as Prezzee focuses on growth in the US and Britain.

                  Two sources with knowledge of the matter, however, told The Australian Financial Review that Amazon had last year become concerned about the terms under which Prezzee was selling its gift cards to buy now, pay later group Klarna, which then on-sells them. Amazon requested Prezzee stop sales while it investigated the issue. When it did not, Amazon cut off the supply of gift cards to Prezzee.

                  Customers can still buy Amazon Australia cards from Prezzee but not those that work on the US website. Klarna was not at fault in the dispute, and switched to another, larger gift card provider – a competitor of Prezzee’s – for a supply of Amazon gift cards.

                  Amazon is the most popular gift card in the US.

                  In response to questions, a spokesman for Mr Bonett said: “Any search of our platform would reflect Amazon as an existing retail brand, and we are bound by confidentiality with respect to our commercial relationships.”

                  The Financial Review has revealed doubts about Prezzee’s $1 billion valuation, a figure not drawn from a share sale but from Morgan Stanley, provided as part of a pitch to float the business in 2021, a period when valuations for technology firms were sky-high.

                  Mr Bonett first took a stake in Prezzee in 2015, buying into a company founded by Claire Morris and Matt Hoggett. The company has only filed one set of accounts, for 2022, showing that it had lost nearly $40 million in that period. The company blamed accounting changes, saying a “secretarial oversight related to changing our year-end” was the reason for the delayed filings. Directors had also not been able to pass a solvency resolution.

                  The reason given by the company for operating at a loss was that accounting standards prevented it from recognising gift card revenue until a card was used.

                  In the past 18 months, Prezzee has also lost chief executives, its chief financial officer, chief digital officer, chief commercial officer, chief marketing officer, its Australian managing director, its human resources heads for both Australia and the US and the president of its US operation. More recently, Ms Morris resigned from the board and left the company.

                  Mr Bonett founded Precision Group in 1994, which operates a portfolio of 10 properties in Australia and New Zealand, mostly made up of shopping centres. Precision’s financial accounts are not publicly available.

                  However, he has three office properties and has previously said he has 100 per cent occupancy at his Port Adelaide Customs House office, and 90 per cent occupancy at both an office building at 144 Edward Street in Brisbane’s CBD and at the Metro Chatswood Business Centre, an office building near the Chatswood railway station in Sydney.

                  Mr Bonett bought the Chatswood address from Sydney Water for about $14 million in 2008. The property appeared empty last month and was still sporting Sydney Water insignia. A tenant in a building opposite said they had never seen anyone come or go from the property.

                  “The property has been tenanted and fully leased. The property is now subject to a DA and in redevelopment,” a spokesman for Mr Bonett said.

                  https://www.afr.com/companies/financial-services/shaun-bonet…

                  • furyou on 13/07/2024 - 09:12

                    @trixieb: It sounds like a deliveroo….

                    I'm going to make a guess at the business model.

                    They have a licence to print gift cards. They do not actually pay the retailers until the gift card is redeemed. They are operating on the assumption that 40% of users do not redeem their gift cards.

                    This means they are betting on 100 people buying $100 gift cards. 40 of them do not use it. So they only have to pay for 60 times $100. Huge profit but cannot be accounted for in profit and loss

                    That would explain why he thinks it's a unicorn.
                    And why normal people might think it's nuts and leave the company.

                    • trixieb on 13/07/2024 - 12:31

                      @furyou: @WookieMonster I found further info this morning. Do you think unused gift cards from Prezzee that have been converted to retailers would still be available if Prezzee goes bust?

                      Prezzee can track all gift cards sold. Last month, Prezzee had the ability to invalidate the Big W gift cards in our Everyday Rewards app.

                      • (1) Bookkeeping for gift cards:

                      For general Gift Certificates or Vouchers, because the goods or services have not yet been provided to the customer, under the Goods and Services Tax Ruling GSTR 2000/D22, GST is not realised until the gift voucher is redeemed. Hence, a business needs to acknowledge all general gift vouchers purchased as a liability.*

                      https://avers.com.au/Bookkeeping/Blog/Bookkeeping-for-Gift-C…

                      • (2) 21 Sep 2022 Supplier agreement with digital gift card giant Prezzee

                      SportsHero Limited is very pleased to announce that its wholly owned Australian subsidiary, EsportsHero Pty Ltd (EsportsHero), has today executed an Australian Gift Card Supplier Agreement (Agreement) with digital gift card giant Prezzee Pty Ltd (Prezzee).

                      • Either party may terminate the Agreement immediately (or from such other date as it may nominate), or in the case of Prezzee it may also elect to withhold provision of the Gift Cards, by giving the other party written notice if:

                      the other party suffers an Insolvency Event (as that term is definedin the Agreement).

                      • Upon termination of this Agreement for any reason:

                      (a) the parties’ respective rights and obligations with respect to payment of amounts owing shall continue until such time as all payments owed have been made

                      https://www.listcorp.com/asx/sho/sportshero-limited/news/sup…

                      • (3) The co-founder Claire Morris left Prezzee recently. Her husband Matt Hoggett is still at Prezzee

                      A decade ago I founded Prezzee with my husband Matt Hoggett and now after ten years it is time to step away. I am so incredibly grateful for the relationships I have formed - both in the business with our team and further afield with our merchants, partners and customers. I can’t tell you how proud I am of what we have achieved. The little wins that turned into big wins. The milestone after milestone that propelled us from just two people to four to ten to over 200.

                      https://www.linkedin.com/posts/matthoggett_prezzee-giving-ne…

                      • Neoika on 13/07/2024 - 13:02

                        @trixieb: I think Prezzee only has the right to cancel bonus eGCs that are usually short dated. This is also in line with the comments saying Econnex can extend Woolworths bonus eGC 3 months expiry for some customers.

                      • WookieMonster on 13/07/2024 - 23:21
                        +1

                        @trixieb:

                        Do you think unused gift cards from Prezzee that have been converted to retailers would still be available if Prezzee goes bust?

                        It is hard to say with certainty, but I would like to think that would be the case.

                        The reason I say it is hard to say with certainty is that I do not know the nature of the relationship between Prezzee and each of the retailers. I see you have found the example of SportsHero Limited, and my interpretation of in the case of Prezzee it may also elect to withhold provision of the Gift Cards is that it only refers to the sale of gift cards to customers or having them available as an exchange option, not Prezzee taking back gift cards already provided to customers upon Prezzee going bust.

                        Of course, if Prezzee went bust tomorrow and you did not save copies of your Coles or Bunnings or Everyday WISH digital gift cards outside of Prezzee, I suspect that you will have a hard time accessing those details. That is the reason I save a copy of any active retailer gift cards obtained through Prezzee offline.

                        Last month, Prezzee had the ability to invalidate the Big W gift cards in our Everyday Rewards app.

                        Last month, Prezzee followed its Terms of Sale by correcting the error:

                        In the event of an error, we will endeavour to correct it as quickly as possible and revise your order accordingly, or to cancel the order and refund any charged amount.

                        I would have thought that Prezzee needed to work with Woolworths Group to fix the error, as Woolworths Group are the issuers of BIG W Bonus Store eGift Cards at the end of the day, plus the BIG W Bonus Store eGift Cards were already activated at the time of purchase. I would be surprised if Prezzee were able to fix the error themselves, as they cannot generate Bonus Store eGift Cards by themselves; they need to get Woolworths Group to generate fresh stock of Bonus Store eGift Cards.

                        • trixieb on 14/07/2024 - 15:23
                          +1

                          @WookieMonster: Thanks for the analysis.

                          Yes, Prezzee would have needed Woolworths Group help to find and cancel those gift cards in our app.

                          Great reminder to convert the swappable eGift cards to the brands and retailers of our choice and save copies or take screenshots.

  • MakeBread on 11/07/2024 - 21:25
    +2

    Make prezzee great again!

  • trixieb on 11/07/2024 - 21:33
    +20

    This is an inferior version.

    No Coles, eBay or Amazon listed

    • Hiphopopotamus on 11/07/2024 - 21:36
      +2

      Thanks, I assumed eBay was included.

    • lilkid28 on 11/07/2024 - 21:42
      +2

      Yikes. good to know. Paypal and Amex both errored out for me.

      • GimmeCashback on 11/07/2024 - 21:51

        Perhaps they learned fro the last promo.

      • wangasm on 11/07/2024 - 23:53

        Amex through Paypal worked fine for me

      • niyiaw on 12/07/2024 - 09:56

        Paypal and non NAB card errored out for me too.

    • jimmy1593 on 11/07/2024 - 22:54
      +1

      Still has got Bunnings

    • fuzor on 11/07/2024 - 23:24

      At least Dan Murphy is in there

    • CVonC on 11/07/2024 - 23:37

      Interesting, my Prezzee Smart $150 from back in Dec has eBay, Amazon, Coles etc

  • GimmeCashback on 11/07/2024 - 21:55
    +2

    FYI NAB's t&cs state:
    You are only entitled to one Qualifying Purchase during the Promotion Period.

    • CodeXD on 12/07/2024 - 08:29
      +1

      Said that in the previous promo too haha but we were all able to get it multiple times during promotion period

  • GimmeCashback on 11/07/2024 - 21:58
    +3

    There also appears to be some contradiction between NAB and Prezzee on this card.
    The list below is from the NAB t&cs at the bottom

    Note 1: Retailers excluded from Offer.
    Amazon
    BIG W
    Bill Fairies
    Boost Mobile Pre-Paid
    BP
    BWS
    Chemist Warehouse
    Coles
    Coles Groceries
    eBay
    EG Fuel
    Everyday WISH
    Flight Centre
    Give Back Card (Donation)
    Harvey Norman
    Lyca Mobile PrePaid
    Officeworks
    Woolworths Simply Groceries
    Telstra Pre-Paid
    Travel Associates
    UBER
    Uber Eats
    Woolworths
    Woolworths Essentials
    Woolworths Supermarket

    However, the Prezzee link includes some of those retailers as eligible for swap (eg Woolworths appears on the 'See all brands and retailers' link)

  • GimmeCashback on 11/07/2024 - 22:04
    +9

    OK took one for the team.

    Purchased a card, used AMEX (not NAB), swapped for Woolworths, added to Rewards app. All seems fine.

  • T-man on 11/07/2024 - 22:35
    +4

    The code can be used multiple times, I confirmed. Also, Amex worked fine.

  • jimmy1593 on 11/07/2024 - 22:53

    Can confirm offer can be redeemed multiple times and I was also able to burn some vanilla visa cards via PayPal.

    • bravemeow on 11/07/2024 - 23:09

      hey, just to confirm we purchase NAB X Prezzee Smart eGift Cards 100 with promotion code, and then convert to vanilla visa?

      • CodeXD on 11/07/2024 - 23:10
        +1

        No, the other way around.

        Buy vanilla visa card first and then use that to buy this

        • bravemeow on 11/07/2024 - 23:11

          noted thanks

  • JHoliday on 11/07/2024 - 23:03

    Coles definitely not there?

    • Brakus on 11/07/2024 - 23:14
      +3

      Just checked. Nope

  • LLK on 12/07/2024 - 07:02
    +1

    not a good deal

  • Poor Ass on 12/07/2024 - 09:21
    -1

    Stingy on the selection this time and if buying no one in their right mind should buy more than $100 for $5

    • Bigboy97 on 12/07/2024 - 09:50
      +2

      Not the best by any means, but if you’re running low on gift cards and want a guaranteed 5% off your Woolies groceries I’d say it’s passable.

        • Bigboy97 on 12/07/2024 - 10:16
          +1

          Yes, that equates to about 4.7% off whereas this is 5%.

      • 10101010101 on 12/07/2024 - 13:53
        +1

        Wish gift cards via Seniors discount is better

        • Bigboy97 on 12/07/2024 - 14:18

          How? Is it not the exact same discount?

          • 10101010101 on 12/07/2024 - 16:17
            +3

            @Bigboy97: Wish gift cards can be used at the Woolworths group of brands including Ampol petrol stations. 5% discount every day so you can buy $50 worth or $500 worth directly from Woolworths and not have to worry about Prezzee going bust (or screwing up issuing gift cards like they did in their recent promo).

    • Poor Ass on 12/07/2024 - 10:39
      -1

      lol got negged I love it

      so you guys can go ahead and buy a $700 gc and get $5 discount instead of buying $100 bundles

      • daanish on 12/07/2024 - 11:08

        You probably got negged because people interpreted your comment to mean:

        "No one should be buying multiple $100 cards, with a $5 discount (effectively a 5% discount)"

        whereas I believe your intention was:

        "If you buy a card of greater than $100 value (i.e. anything between $101 and $700) you are effectively reducing your equivalent discount to <5% - which no Ozbargainer in their right mind should do.

        It definitely comes across as the former, mostly as an extension of the gripe against the drop in offer from $10 on $150 to $5 in $100.

  • AkuroPlays on 12/07/2024 - 12:35

    Thanks for sharing OP!

  • ZmbHntr on 12/07/2024 - 14:46
    +1

    Got it successfully using Paypal that is linked to my debit card. Then redeemed for Woolworths gift card with no problems. If using the Brave browser then I had to turn shields off before submitting the payment.

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