@Paul said:
Hello Leander,
Theoretically: Yes, IF Synchron Brass was exactly 400 EUR.
BUT for technical reasons, you have to spend your vouchers in full, so you will be better off purchasing 8x50 EUR Vouchers, use 7 of them and then pay 45 EUR, while you keep that 8th voucher for your next purchase (they don't expire).
Vienna, we have a problem (I'm from Wels by the way. :)).
I did not understand your reply. I thought I could buy 4 vouchers for 100β¬ each for a total of 300β¬. I bought them...now I have 4 vouchers worth 100β¬...but the checkout does not let me use all 4 of them. I have 95β¬ left for Synchron Brass, have the last 100β¬ voucher.
I thought your reply wanted to point out to me that buying 4 100β¬ vouchers and using them would not make sense as I will lose 5β¬ by spending 400β¬ on a product that costs 395β¬. And I thought it was ok with me...I rather use vouchers worth 400β¬ on a 395β¬ product than buying 8 50β¬ vouchers, paying an additional 45β¬, but keeping a 50β¬ voucher...so I won't lose the 5β¬.
Now I have to pay an additional 95β¬ and have a voucher worth 100β¬ I don't need for something else at the moment. π
Please help. What should I do? Contact VSL support? Normally, in Austrian shops we can use vouchers to spend them on a product and pay the remaining sum OR use a e.g. voucher worth 100β¬ on a product worth e.g. 90β¬...and we either get the 10β¬ back in cash or the remaining sum is lost....so I thought your checkout would be the same...and your reply also meant that...and your hint was I should not spend vouchers worth 100β¬ -> 400β¬ on a 395β¬ because I would lose 5β¬...and you wanted to keep me from losing the 5β¬.