Gift Cards Are Great - If Presented Properly
I ordered a gift card for each of my children and grandchildren for Hannukah.  I wrote a different (although similar) note to each and signed it from my spouse (a stepparent) and me.  The first card arrived today to my middle daughter.  The rest are arriving tomorrow for some reason.  I received a rather confused call from my granddaughter asking me if I had sent her a gift card.  I asked her why the confusion as to who the card was for.  She sent me a photo of the enclosures.  A generic note saying that it was from me and that it was for her mother (but she thought that perhaps I addressed the card to her mom for mail purposes).  My note to my daughter was left off.  My granddaughter thought that we had sent her $100 and it was all confusing.  Tomorrow, she will hopefully get her $75 gift card and hopefully a note.  But I resent paying as much as I did only to have Amazon ignore it and send a generic card.  Very disappointing.<br />Update: Amazon lost my granddaughter’s gift card.  They will replace it and made a point out of telling me that it will be at no charge to me!  And, if all goes well, she will get it tomorrow, 5 days after her mother, aunts, uncle and cousins all got one.  Good thing she is old enough to understand that its late arrival is no reflection on what we think of her!
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