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    Value America Newbie

    Hello Guys,

    I am new to the whole Value America craze and am not quite sure how it works. I registered with VA and cant wait to start buying. My question is about the Value Dollars. How do they work? When you buy something, they are credited to an account for future purchases, or can you use them immediately? And, where can you check to see how many Value Dollars you have? Thanks a lot for your help guys.

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    When you buy an item it will take you to a screen called the "shopping list." Once here you will see the item(s) you have chosen, the total cost, and the number of value dollars you have (with this deal it's $100 worth). For this specific deal, only orders of $200 or up are elegible for these value dollars. Now, heres how the Value Dollars work: if I were to buy an item for $200, they would knock the price down to $100 because Value Dollars will give you up to half off (that is, assuming that you have enough VDs for half). Or if you bought a $320 item with the deal it's final price would be $220, or $100 off! Do you understand? It is instant painless savings, it's not credit to be used later. It's great, for this deal though, just remember, use your Visa card or else it doesn't work!

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    Thank you soo much. That helps a lot!

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