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Gap Canada: Sprize Program (Vancouver area)

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Have you ever bought some­thing only to see the price go down next time you are in the store? Turn ship­ping on its head by sign­ing up for a Sprize account!

Sprize is a new pilot project from the Gap. Sign up for an account at a par­tic­i­pat­ing Van­cou­ver area (only this area for now) Gap store for free, and if the price drops on the item you pur­chased within 45 days, it will auto­mat­i­cally credit you with the dif­fer­ence in Gap store credit (Sprizemoney)!

For more infor­ma­tion click here!

Thank you to astrid for sub­mit­ting this deal through the “sug­gest a deal” form!

3 Responses to “Gap Canada: Sprize Program (Vancouver area)”

  1. katkat

    So, they dont give the dif­fer­ence back like at other stores, they “give” the dif­fer­ence as a store credit, which you have to spend at the store and will have to spend more than the credit is worth, seems fishy to me, as a $5 or even $20 dif­fer­ence are not going ot buy much if any­thing, so it is ensur­ing that you shop there again, you cant even give it away, as it is a credit and not on a card. And I am will­ing to bet they will be per­fectly happy to let you buy some­thing that is going on sale the next day with­out telling you that.

    Not so good of a deal, sorry

  2. Justine

    it depends on how you look at it, no you don’t get money back, like you would with a price adjust­ment, but some peo­ple do not bother to go back for price adjust­ments and that’s how the store makes extra money, so this enables those to get their money back. And yes the money you get back can only be used for future pur­chases, so if you rack them up you can get some­thing for noth­ing with it.

  3. NT

    I think its a great idea! It would be a nice sur­prise, espe­cially since I don’t fre­quent the Gap often enough to see a price drop, and if I do, I’m unlikely to go back with my bill and/or mer­chan­dise for the money back. But I always buy stuff on sale — I won­der if that means there will be less sales?

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