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Barclaycard launches Bespoke Offers – but do its voucher deals stack up?
The credit card giant's deals are available to all shoppers, not just cardholders
13 May 2013
HMV administration latest: Orders to be delivered
HMV customers waiting for delivery of paid-for items should get them delivered, but the company will not accept returns
4 February 2013
Use gift vouchers ASAP... don't get caught by store collapse
After HMV, Comet, Blockbuster and more, be wary about holding onto gift cards, and know your rights if you do
22 January 2013
Blockbuster latest to go into administration: Your rights
We explain whether Blockbuster gift cards are still valid and what happens with faulty and undelivered goods
16 January 2013
HMV administration Q&A: gift card, refund and job rights
This is a full HMV Q&A, including whether gift vouchers or returns will be accepted, and the rights of its staff
15 January 2013
Jessops photo stores to close down
Jessops' 187 stores will shut at the close of business today, the photography firm's administatrators say
11 January 2013
Jessops goes into administration: your rights
Photography firm Jessops has today gone into administration, rendering shoppers' gift cards invalid
9 January 2013
Comet administration latest: What are your rights?
Thousands have been left worried where they stand after the store went into administration, but you've got legal rights
13 November 2012
Comet liquidation sale: worth going?
We analyse what's hot and what's not as administrators start winding down the stricken electrical giant
8 November 2012
Comet crashes into administration: what it means for you
Stores will remain open but it is unclear what happens to customers with gift cards and undelivered orders
2 November 2012
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