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457 days ago

fly buys points

Colleen from Onehunga

hi neighbours,
Did you know that if you have fly buys on your card which you don't need or want you can call fly buys and they have a list of charities that you can donate them to.
This means they're not wasted.
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Thanks for your order
Colleen

Your Order Details
Order date 16/11/2024
Order number: #02594001
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DONATION - Auckland City Mission
SKU: 111042
Quantity: 1
Points Total: 45 pts
Delivery Type: electronically
Delivered electronically
Payment Summary
Points total 45 pts
Terms and Conditions
DONATION - Auckland City Mission Terms and Conditions:
For every 45 Flybuys Points you donate, $5 will be donated to your chosen charity. To avoid possible tax implications that may arise for Members who seek to claim a tax credit for their Points donations, Members will not be entitled to a receipt for the value of their Points donation. Flybuys give no assurance in relation to your ability to claim any tax credit for your Points donation.

All donations are facilitated through The Good Registry Trust. See thegoodregistry.com... for more charitable opportunities.

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