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Nothin' says lovin' like the gift of gear. Isn't that how the saying goes? In any case, the recipient of one of our slick electronic “Gear” Certificates will love the convenience of receiving a gift via email that they can immediately redeem online. With thousands of the best outdoor products, Backcountry.com has something for everyone. You can order multiple gear certificates for the same amount at once, and can send each to a different person if you'd like. After you click ‘Add To Shopping Cart,' you'll need to enter the name of the intended recipient. If you want the gift certificate to go immediately to the intended recipient, enter their email address. If you would prefer to forward the gift certificate to them on a later date, enter YOUR email address so you can forward the certificate when you like. To order certificates for *different* amounts or names, you must order each separately—after you've added the first certificate to your cart and completed the recipient information, click ‘Continue Shopping,' and make your way to the gift certificate page once again. To do this conveniently, enter "Gift Certificate" in our Search box. *Gift Certificates expires 2 years from the date of purchase. **GIFT CERTIFICATES ARE SENT VIA EMAIL; RECIPIENTS WILL NOT RECEIVE A HARD COPY.
Hello again, Angus. I was by no means being sarcastic. I am not a regular on-line questioner or blogger, but small courtesies leave a large impression in a modern world of pluralized manners. So your response was very much appreciated. I noticed that someone thought otherwise, both about my original question and about your original response, having given a thumbs down to both of them. Wonder why. Anyway, I plan simply to contact the store by phone and see what might come of an appeal on behalf of a 6 year-old certificate claim. I hope for the best, but expect otherwise. Cheers to you, Victor Portland, OR
And cheers to you too, sir. The thumbs down is someone who thinks it's fun to mark everything I'm associated with as negative. I don't worry about it anymore.
Thank you, Angus! In itself, as a response so promptly made and thoughtfully sent, I continue to be grateful for and inspired by Backcountry and the community that supports it.
My troubles with this Gear Certificate remain (for reasons I'll mention), but I wanted to mention that I made a purchase anyway, and regardless of the fate of a certificate I have only myself to blame for its datedness, I will continue to be a strong advocate of the Backcountry enterprise.
The paper Gear Certificate issued in 2003 has an "Authorized Gear Guru" signature on it, in real ink, (name of Guru: Gilbert) and because my brother was never in Utah, I conclude that the certificate must have been sent to him in the mail - perhaps before the e-certificates became a common practice. The certificate measures about 3.75in high x 8.5in. wide, and has the logo of a mountain peak in the background, stretching the width of the card.
But besides the 5-digit code, there is no further information.
That's the most positive response I've ever gotten. I'm actually so jaded that I thought you were being sarcastic at first. Given your new set of circumstances, it would seem that the protocol for gift certificates has changed since yours was issued. I'd get on Live Chat again, explain the situation again (including that you're now sure it's the right store), and maybe they can send you a new one. You'd think the old one would be on record somewhere so they could verify it. Otherwise, assuming you already tried entering the code where I told you and that didn't work, you may just have to cut your losses. Hope there wasn't too much money on the certificate (and that you can actually get to it somehow), and good luck!
So I gave this gift certificate to my boyfriend, Zachary, and he took it to buy something and they did not let him use it! So then Zachary came to my house and broke up with me because he thought that I used it already and gave it to him still! I said I did not ( since I didn't) but then called him a liar and said maybe you used and told me this lie to get me to get him another one. I have not seen him since then and hope that he regrets this! DON'T BUY THIS PRODUCT!
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I have a paper gift certificate that is quite old...a gift from my brother for my birthday in 2003. While the gift certificate states that it will not expire, and while there is a 5-digit code stamped on the front, I do not know how or indeed if it can be redeemed via your on-line store.
I received great help from one of your staff with whom I "chatted" on-line. At the end of that conversation, I had convinced both him and myself that I had mistaken "The Backcountry Store" with Backcountry, given that the certificate listed the following website: "www.backcountrystore.com."
But when, subsequently, I searched on-line for "The Backcountry Store," every search directed me to your store. And for further confirmation, I checked other details on my paper certificate: and indeed, the telephone number and location matched up exactly with yours.
This leaves me wondering what to do with this "Gear Certificate"? And ultimately can it be redeemed?
When you get to checkout, look for a little link that says "Gift Certificate: Click here to redeem." I attached a photo of what that looks like; it'll be under item 5: Enter your Payment Information if you're not signed in or under item 1: Verify your Payment Information if you are. Hope that helps and hope you get your money. Excellent sleuthing work too.
Everybody love backcountry.com, so a gift cert is a great ideaBUT make sure you realize that they don't send them out immediately. So if you're doing last minute shopping, you should realize that the person you're ordering for won't receive their e-gift for about 24 hours.
It can come much quicker than that though. Also, if it is last minute once you get it all you have to do is print it out so it is better than having to wait on something from the mail to get to them.
Absolutely. It's like store credit, you can spread it out as much as you want. I'd advise purchases no smaller than $50 though, you don't want to spend your certificate on shipping.
hi, i purchased a $200 gift certificate for my son-in-law for christmas 2008. my daughter deleted the email from back country that gave him the information about his certificate and the pass word he was supposed to use to access it. can this information be sent again, or is he just out of luck and out a $200 gift certificate? thank you, cynthia
If it hasn't been redeemed and it hasn't expired, he should be fine. A Gearhead should be able to reissue the info for you; chat them up or call (800) 409-4502. Hope that helps.
Don't know what to get the person you are shopping for? Cold hard cash is never bad idea. This way you can make someone's Birthday or Holiday and not have to worry about rushing last minute to get those gifts. Beat the crowds and send a gift certificate.
The whole email thing was pretty slick... although it did take a phone call to re-issue the gift certificate, as it failed the first attempt. Customer service reps were helpful and solved the problem right away. New certificate within 12 hours! What service!
anyone can answer this one... I purchased a gift certificate and I want to forward it from my acct to her email... how do I do this so she can use the cert..???
The discount code on the certificate can be used by anyone. Whatever email you put in the box when you ordered it is where it'll go, so if it went to you then just forward the email and if it went to her, she already has it.
What's better than the gift of gear? A gift certificate! Give that gear junkie the gift of picking their gear. This is a great gift for the person who already has everything or those who are hard to shop for.
Nothing beats free money at this place? If they like the outdoors at all, they will love a gift certificate! Besides, this way you never have to worry about getting the wrong size.
There's really nothing better than a Backcountry.com Gift Certificate. The possibilities are endless! And if you'll be giving a gift certificate as a gift this year, I recommend printing out the image of the gift cert (shown above). Then just write the gift cert # and password on it, throw it under the tree, and you're good to go.
Come on.....what can you really say in a review about a gift certificate!?! Okay, every time I've gotten them they've shown up to the recipient within 1-2 hours of purchase, if you get them before the afternoon mountain time, otherwise sometimes they can take overnight. And they work at the coolest gear store on the planet:)
It can be refunded to the original card it was purchased with. This gift certificate is in electronic form via email, not a physical "certificate", working like a discount code more or less. If you by chance didn't receive your gift certificate in your inbox before the expiration date, then it could refunded if you contact at Backcountry.
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February 26, 2010
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