Donate stuff bought from emart using ecredit.

zenniz

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My e-credit is renewing soon at August this year.

Planning to use all my e-credit to buy socks, PT shoe and other stuff with no SAF logo on it and then donate to the poor.

Will i get charge for this?
 

trd2970

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If u leave it at salvation army or old folks homes or temples anonymously, who will know?
 

Chalkycliffs

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My e-credit is renewing soon at August this year.

Planning to use all my e-credit to buy socks, PT shoe and other stuff with no SAF logo on it and then donate to the poor.

Will i get charge for this?

There is a quota limit to how many of each items you can buy with credit.

Nice gesture towards the less fortunate, just don't get caught.
 

Kiwi8

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Technically illegal, but as long as u are not selling your gear i dun think u will be penalised as it makes for bad pr for them.
 

chehjin

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My e-credit is renewing soon at August this year.

Planning to use all my e-credit to buy socks, PT shoe and other stuff with no SAF logo on it and then donate to the poor.

Will i get charge for this?

i believe every item will have the made for saf indicated somewhere even without the logo.

anyway, its a good thing, like others said. dun get caught.
 

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its a good thing donating, so just do it dont think twice it for a good cause.:)
 
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