Client Work: The Gift Card Minefield

Posted on 21. Sep, 2010 by admin in Uncategorized

This infographic article one for Mint.com deals with the unseen pitfalls that beset you when you buy a Gift Card. Basically you are trading legal tender for a tenuous and fleeting corporate contract, designed to part you with your money in a host of nefarious ways. Oh and the State can confiscate your gift cards too.

To support my work please digg, retweet and other wise spread the good word…

this post sponsored by Web unlock pr

ad: If you want to play risk with friends you can find site ratings and Risk strategies here.

Tags: client work, consumerism, government, graphic article, infographic

1Trackbacks/Pingbacks

Pingback: Jarrephotobase.com » Blog Archive » Choosing Long-lasting Christmas Gifts on October 11, 2010

4 Comments

Nathan Herring, September 21, 2010:

Noticed a small typo on the full version. s/currnecy/currency/ in the last text section. (No need to approve this comment.)
compression running socks, October 9, 2011:

I write to you, for I like your website very much. This one is my favorite blog.
Mose Rhinerson, November 14, 2011:

Hi, i need to say excellent web page you have got, i stumbled across it in Google. Does you get significantly targeted visitors?
Fruit Ninja Puss in Boots, January 11, 2012:

Game Modes:

1. Arcade: Slice as much fruit as you can in 1 minute. There are bombs and power-up in this mode. Bombs will reduce your score by ten points so don’t slice them.

2. Classic: Slice as much fruit as you can before you get three strikes. A strike happens when fruit touches the bottom of the screen without being sliced. Bombs end the game if they are sliced.

3. Zen: Slice as much fruit as possible within 1 and a half minutes. No bombs, power ups or lives to worry about.

Sorry, comments for this entry are closed at this time.

Wallstats

Twitter Updates