Legal Question in Consumer Law in Oregon
Gift Certificates
I gave my husband a gift certificate in Dec 2005 which I purchased from a small garden art business. There was no expiration date and I asked the owner/agent about it. He said that it can be used anytime. They had two locations. If the location I was at (Eugene, OR) closed it's doors, the other location in Newport, OR would honor it. My husband tried to use it today (Feb 2007) in Eugene and was told the gift certificates were only good for 60 days. They would not take it. Is this legal and do I have any right to getting my cash back?
Asked on 2/11/07, 3:49 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Daniel Meek
Daniel W. Meek
Re: Gift Certificates
You are entitled to use the gift certificate. To use it, or get your money back, however, you may have to file a claim in small claims court.
Answered on 2/11/07, 7:15 pm
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