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In my aforementioned experience trying to entice restaurants to sell eGift cards online is a waste of time.
Good luck though.
In my experience, 90% of locally-owned restaurants have gift cards. So what's the point of a website that attempts to list 90% of restaurants? Why not just use Google Maps?
It can be useful to be remembered of places you like but haven’t been in a while as well.
(Adding an index to your database for city or however the queries are formed would probably also help).
Can someone clarify this for me? I thought that businesses generally were not able to book gift card revenue until after the gift card was redeemed. If that is the case, then I don't see how this really helps them. It's not like they can use that money to pay bills.
Source: I used to own a restaurant.
Can't we have this site serving straight HTML with links? Why we should always have JS involved for even most simple tasks?
I've asked someone who likes using tons of JavaScript before and the response I received was along the lines of "It saves developer time." I don't get that one because in my experience, writing straight HTML is simpler than writing JavaScript. The real problem seems to be that many people today seem to have learned frontend web development through fancy JavaScript frameworks and don't know any other way. Since learni…
At least we may have static page generators which execute JS once on server side - for pages which don't really need interactivity (documents, not apps). There are a lot of them.
Can someone clarify this for me? I thought that businesses generally were not able to book gift card revenue until after the gift card was redeemed. If that is the case, then I don't see how this really helps them. It's not like they can use that money to pay bills.
You think booking revenue at a later date restricts them from spending the cash they receive now? It helps them because they receive cash that can be physically spent for whatever they need. FASB guidelines just prevents them from matching those expenses to revenue from a tax perspective. If I receive $250,000 in gift card sales in 2020 but all $250,000 get redeemed in 2021, then your revenue in 2020 should not refle…
I did not know what to think, as I have never dealt with this before. Thank you for explaining it.
I could be blind but I cannot see "Add Location"
Dunno if a chargeback would go through, since you technically received what you paid for.
"Don't see your city? Hit Add Location above and your city will be added when you add it's first restaurant" I could be blind but I cannot see "Add Location"