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The One 4 All Card

whisky_galore

Got it as the company 'bonus' at Xmas.

For anything that I actually need, the shops won't accept the damn thing.

If I want shopping; Tesco, Lidl etc won't take it, just expensive MediocreValu and Centra corner shops.

Is there a way of converting it into hard cash or credit for something I actually want?

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Billy86

Dr Strange wrote: »

One4allbar1?

Some4AFewPlaces

VinLieger

Dr Strange wrote: »

Still only available to UK customers. Very frustrating!

https://www.one4all.ie/categories/how-to-buy-amazon-gift-card-with-one4all.html

When did that change? Any reason why?

Dr Strange

Billy86 wrote: »

Going by the thread, these cards could really do with a name change.

One4allbar1?

Billy86

Going by the thread, these cards could really do with a name change.

Dr Strange

Still only available to UK customers. Very frustrating!

https://www.one4all.ie/categories/how-to-buy-amazon-gift-card-with-one4all.html

Liam28

emeldc wrote: »

There really is no pleasing some people. €500 wages and they complain about 50% tax. €500 voucher no tax, and they can't find anywhere to spend it :rolleyes:

Agreed. First world problems. People get something for free and they moan about it. It's called a Christmas bonus FFS. If you don't want it, I'm sure there are lots of charities that would love to have it. So many shops take them, local shops, with local workers, who pay local taxes, and you can't find one to spend the voucher in, or can't find anything you want in them, or won't spend in because you can get it cheaper somewhere else like China? Head over to the stingy thread and vent that you got free vouchers and it is still not enough. Bunch of Veruca Salt's.

vintagecosmos

Rick Shaw wrote: »

I thought Amazon didn't support Irish one4all since Oct?

worked for me in November.

andekwarhola

Just tell them you want cash next year and end up with up to 40% less after tax.

That'll teach them to give you a bonus.

newport2

whisky_galore wrote: »

Got it as the company 'bonus' at Xmas.

For anything that I actually need, the shops won't accept the damn thing.

If I want shopping; Tesco, Lidl etc won't take it, just expensive MediocreValu and Centra corner shops.

Is there a way of converting it into hard cash or credit for something I actually want?

Head down to any train station, the train drivers will swap it with you for a Dunne's Stores voucher.

McMurphy

vintagecosmos wrote: »

Yes. Added it as a payment card. Bought vouchers. Then bought goods using Amazon voucher.

I thought Amazon didn't support Irish one4all since Oct?

Speedsie

BDJW wrote: »

As far as I'm aware, the only SuperValu shops it can be used in are the branches that were originally Superquinn shops

I think SuperValu Heuston South Quarter was originally a Superquinn.

vintagecosmos

knipex wrote: »

How ??

did you use the card as a visa card ???

Yes. Added it as a payment card. Bought vouchers. Then bought goods using Amazon voucher.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Basil3 wrote: »

I sent my One4All card back and had the €250 from my work bonus paid straight into my bank account (less €8 fee). Just followed the process outlined in their terms and conditions.

You hit lucky if you got it from your employer. They have refused (quite rightly, as the law states) to refund cards given under the employee small gifts tax exception.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Archeron wrote: »

I got them as gifts from suppliers, but my company gives them as gifts to customers too. Not sure of any tax implications for large values, mine were just 2 X €50

The tax implications are for employees only.

SCOOP 64

Basil3 wrote: »

I sent my One4All card back and had the €250 from my work bonus paid straight into my bank account (less €8 fee). Just followed the process outlined in their terms and conditions.

Didn't know you could do that, will try this next time for a lost of €8 wouldn't be bad.

[Deleted User]

I sent my One4All card back and had the €250 from my work bonus paid straight into my bank account (less €8 fee). Just followed the process outlined in their terms and conditions.

Archeron

SCOOP 64 wrote: »

Did you get this from your employer or are you the employer?

I got them as gifts from suppliers, but my company gives them as gifts to customers too. Not sure of any tax implications for large values, mine were just 2 X €50

SCOOP 64

emeldc wrote: »

Hmmm, wouldn’t be sure about that card being legal. This from the revenue site;

Small benefits
You can give employees a small benefit of up to €500 in value, tax free, each year. This benefit must not be in cash.

If more than one benefit is given in a year, only the first one qualifies for tax free status. Unused allowance amounts cannot be carried over.

Prior to 21 October 2015 the limit on small benefits was €250.

Tax free vouchers or benefits can be used only to purchase goods or services. They cannot be redeemed for cash.

This is what i would be afraid of , it is effectively giving you cash.

cycle4fun

Some shops take them. Find a friend who frequents those shops. Maybe swap it with a friend for cash.

emeldc

SCOOP 64 wrote: »

A Friend gets a one for all every year as i do, but this year he got what is a debit card for €500 which you can use anywhere as you would your personal visa debit ,when the €500 runs out the card is then dis guarded, his company has about 90 employees everyone got one,so must be a tax saving as the one for all is for employers, iv never heard of this card before, much better than a one for all, i would like to hint to my boss about it, anyone else know about this?

Hmmm, wouldn’t be sure about that card being legal. This from the revenue site;

Small benefits
You can give employees a small benefit of up to €500 in value, tax free, each year. This benefit must not be in cash.

If more than one benefit is given in a year, only the first one qualifies for tax free status. Unused allowance amounts cannot be carried over.

Prior to 21 October 2015 the limit on small benefits was €250.

Tax free vouchers or benefits can be used only to purchase goods or services. They cannot be redeemed for cash.

SCOOP 64

Archeron wrote: »

I've used Perfect cards and they work like that, just a prepaid card that worked in any shop I tried.

Did you get this from your employer or are you the employer?

Archeron

SCOOP 64 wrote: »

Friend of mind got a one for all every year as i do, but this year it got what is a debit card for €500 which you can use anywhere as you would your personal visa debit ,when the €500 runs out the card is then dis guarded, he company has about 90 employees everyone got one,so must be a tax saving as the one for all is for employers, iv never heard of this card before, much better than a one for all, i would like to hint to my boss about it, anyone else know about this?

I've used Perfect cards and they work like that, just a prepaid card that worked in any shop I tried.

SCOOP 64

A Friend gets a one for all every year as i do, but this year he got what is a debit card for €500 which you can use anywhere as you would your personal visa debit ,when the €500 runs out the card is then dis guarded, his company has about 90 employees everyone got one,so must be a tax saving as the one for all is for employers, iv never heard of this card before, much better than a one for all, i would like to hint to my boss about it, anyone else know about this?

McMurphy

sugarman wrote: »

Supposedly it's going to be available again within the month, they were just having issues with it.

Hopefully.

I got €400 from suppliers as Christmas boxes in the run up to Xmas. I was actually going to convert to Amazon credit.

Zaph

Ironic that they're viewed by many as being a bit of a nuisance, myself included, and yet we could have more train strikes on the way, in part because the train drivers got Dunne's vouchers instead of One4All vouchers. :rolleyes:

retalivity

I used mine in conjunction with the bike2work scheme a few years ago, which is probably illegal. Got a grands worth of stuff for a cost of about €350!

freshpopcorn

BDJW wrote: »

As far as I'm aware, the only SuperValu shops it can be used in are the branches that were originally Superquinn shops

This used be the case but they really extend the branches in the last few years that accept them!

emeldc

Lux23 wrote: »

You can use them in hundreds of places, I really find it hard to believe that you wouldn't find something you want in a department store?

There really is no pleasing some people. €500 wages and they complain about 50% tax. €500 voucher no tax, and they can't find anywhere to spend it :rolleyes:

omb0wyn5ehpij9

Always Be Closing wrote: »

Will any Supervalu accept them or just certain ones?

My local Supervalu is in HSQ (Heuston South Quarter in Dublin 8) but I don't see it listed here

https://www.one4all.ie/catalogsearch/result/?q=supervalu

As far as I'm aware, the only SuperValu shops it can be used in are the branches that were originally Superquinn shops

Lux23

You can use them in hundreds of places, I really find it hard to believe that you wouldn't find something you want in a department store?