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Customer reviews
If you're giving the gift of Amazon vouchers to a keen reader, purchasing a bookmark style gift card is a thoughtful idea, particularly if presented in an actual book. (The thought being, here is a book that I chose for you that I think you will like, together with a voucher to buy one that you will actually like. Sorry for my poor taste.) The bookmark is approximately 16.5 cm tall and 5 cm wide, ignoring the ribbon, and it's made of a thin plastic, so doesn't pick up dirt or stain easily. It comes in a plastic wallet case in a plastic self-sealing bag, so very neatly packaged. The downside with this bookmark is the claim code is on the underside and once the recipient scratches off the silver bit and uses the voucher, well, it doesn't look as pretty. A first world problem if ever I heard one, but nonetheless, a slight niggle worth mentioning.I understand why Amazon have designed the bookmark in this way, it's for security and it makes sense. However the finish would be so much more elegant if the code was on a removable sticker, or somehow it was incorporated into a cut out design, where you could effectively push out and discard the code when input into the recipient's account, so it transformed into a stylish bookmark as opposed to a clearly used item. It would also be a nice touch if you could write onto the bookmark itself, so it could serve as a permanent reminder of the gift giver, however there is no part of the plastic bookmark that has been designed for pen ink. A wasted opportunity!Whilst I do think the generic flower design is cute and this bookmark does make for an attractive gift, I would probably only order this style of gift certificate again for low value denominations. It's available in £10, £25 and £50, however for £50, one of the Amazon gift card boxes seems more substantial and appropriate somehow. It's also worth noting that you can purchase a gift card in a box with a Kindle design, so if you are buying for someone who likes reading but prefers digital books to old fashioned physical books, that's probably a better bet.Amazon gift certificates are valid for 10 years, so in the event that this bookmark gets used as a bookmark first and foremost and the code gets overlooked, the owner will probably still have time to realise the error and redeem it! With the long expiry dates, it never hurts to keep a stash of Amazon gift cards to hand for emergency presents, as the physical gift cards do generally seem a touch more thoughtful than the email certificates or print at home designs.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 18 December 2015
Denomination: 10Design Name: WinterVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 May 2016
I understand why Amazon have designed the bookmark in this way, it's for security and it makes sense. However the finish would be so much more elegant if the code was on a removable sticker, or somehow it was incorporated into a cut out design, where you could effectively push out and discard the code when input into the recipient's account, so it transformed into a stylish bookmark as opposed to a clearly used item. It would also be a nice touch if you could write onto the bookmark itself, so it could serve as a permanent reminder of the gift giver, however there is no part of the plastic bookmark that has been designed for pen ink. A wasted opportunity!
Whilst I do think the generic flower design is cute and this bookmark does make for an attractive gift, I would probably only order this style of gift certificate again for low value denominations. It's available in £10, £25 and £50, however for £50, one of the Amazon gift card boxes seems more substantial and appropriate somehow. It's also worth noting that you can purchase a gift card in a box with a Kindle design, so if you are buying for someone who likes reading but prefers digital books to old fashioned physical books, that's probably a better bet.
Amazon gift certificates are valid for 10 years, so in the event that this bookmark gets used as a bookmark first and foremost and the code gets overlooked, the owner will probably still have time to realise the error and redeem it! With the long expiry dates, it never hurts to keep a stash of Amazon gift cards to hand for emergency presents, as the physical gift cards do generally seem a touch more thoughtful than the email certificates or print at home designs.
A nice choice for book lovers
By Shona on 14 May 2016
If you're giving the gift of Amazon vouchers to a keen reader, purchasing a bookmark style gift card is a thoughtful idea, particularly if presented in an actual book. (The thought being, here is a book that I chose for you that I think you will like, together with a voucher to buy one that you will actually like. Sorry for my poor taste.) The bookmark is approximately 16.5 cm tall and 5 cm wide, ignoring the ribbon, and it's made of a thin plastic, so doesn't pick up dirt or stain easily. It comes in a plastic wallet case in a plastic self-sealing bag, so very neatly packaged. The downside with this bookmark is the claim code is on the underside and once the recipient scratches off the silver bit and uses the voucher, well, it doesn't look as pretty. A first world problem if ever I heard one, but nonetheless, a slight niggle worth mentioning.By Shona on 14 May 2016
I understand why Amazon have designed the bookmark in this way, it's for security and it makes sense. However the finish would be so much more elegant if the code was on a removable sticker, or somehow it was incorporated into a cut out design, where you could effectively push out and discard the code when input into the recipient's account, so it transformed into a stylish bookmark as opposed to a clearly used item. It would also be a nice touch if you could write onto the bookmark itself, so it could serve as a permanent reminder of the gift giver, however there is no part of the plastic bookmark that has been designed for pen ink. A wasted opportunity!
Whilst I do think the generic flower design is cute and this bookmark does make for an attractive gift, I would probably only order this style of gift certificate again for low value denominations. It's available in £10, £25 and £50, however for £50, one of the Amazon gift card boxes seems more substantial and appropriate somehow. It's also worth noting that you can purchase a gift card in a box with a Kindle design, so if you are buying for someone who likes reading but prefers digital books to old fashioned physical books, that's probably a better bet.
Amazon gift certificates are valid for 10 years, so in the event that this bookmark gets used as a bookmark first and foremost and the code gets overlooked, the owner will probably still have time to realise the error and redeem it! With the long expiry dates, it never hurts to keep a stash of Amazon gift cards to hand for emergency presents, as the physical gift cards do generally seem a touch more thoughtful than the email certificates or print at home designs.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 15 February 2021
Denomination: 10Design Name: WinterVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 7 January 2020
Denomination: 10Design Name: WinterVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 January 2022
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 December 2021
Denomination: 10Design Name: WinterVerified Purchase
