Yeah, looks like it..

... Even If I had access to such.. be stupid to share publicly.. Won't even want lzd to know it potentially exists.. Just use privately.

Nope.. Shoudn't be so..

The purpose is as a gift. Not everyone have private means to make payments and or wants to go to a 7E to make payment. Think Amazon or PSN gift cards for kids/teens or as a party gift. An overseas friend once gifted me an Ikea gift card as a birthday present.

Technically, yes they require physical proof. But still depends on your home. Most high-rise buildings have secure mailboxes and so if one isn't home and it can fit through the slot, they just put it in and it counts as a successful delivery. Saves us having to chase the package or them another delivery attempt. Since you weren't home but still received it, I'd consider that a win. If your mailbox isn't secure enough, best secure it as a theft deterrent.

This post has been edited by voncrane: Dec 18 2017, 01:09 PM

Depends on what said thing is.

My earlier post still stands.. Take Samsung for example... I can get a Samsung tech guy to come over to my place to fix an issue with a TV, HT or Soundbar. They go by serial numbers and registered date. So as long as their system shows an active subscription, I guess they don't care so much about the receipt. Same thing with Acer laptops, even with extended warranties. The same may not be possible if one's trying to claim warranty on a Samsung phone at the service center. Most likely, you'll be asked for the receipt as proof of purchase.

Not uncommon.. I merely used those as examples as I experienced. Legally, all electrical warranties require proof of purchase. Just depends on if it's asked of you when you want to claim or not. Some companies and items are more relaxed than others. IMO, I wouldn't buy without proof of purchase.. Just in case.

This.. Same here. Even with healthy savings tucked away.. Still hunting deals.