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The gift of fame
Gift Voucher Terms
Make someone famous. A gift voucher pays for a whole show – they pick the hour, record their own voice and add their dedications, with nothing more to pay.
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Never expires
Your voucher stays open for as long as it takes to use it.
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Pass it on
Not tied to one person – anyone can use it before it’s redeemed.
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Days to change your mind
Full refund on an unused voucher within 14 days of buying it.
- What it covers: one show of the type shown on the voucher (The Hour or The Takeover), plus any prepaid dedications. It’s for a show, not a cash amount, so if our prices go up, your voucher still covers the same show.
- How it’s delivered: by email on the date you choose, or as a printable voucher you hand over yourself.
- Redeeming: the recipient uses the code or link to choose a free hour at least 24 hours ahead, records their own 10-second consent clip and adds their dedications. The Guest Presenter Terms then apply to them.
- Whose voice: only the person who redeems the voucher and records the clip. You can’t record a clip on the recipient’s behalf.
- Age: the person redeeming must be 18 or over.
- Passing it on: the voucher isn’t tied to one person. The recipient, or the buyer, can give it to anyone else to use, as long as it hasn’t been redeemed.
- Expiry: vouchers never expire. Your receipt shows the purchase date and confirms there’s no expiry date.
- Refunds: you can get a full refund on an unused voucher within 14 days of buying it, no questions asked. After 14 days, gift vouchers are non-refundable. If the recipient decides not to do a show, or doesn’t record their voice, we don’t give refunds. Because the voucher never expires, it can always be passed on to someone else or used later. This doesn’t affect your statutory rights.
- Lost codes: email us with your receipt and we’ll resend or reissue the voucher, as long as it hasn’t been redeemed.
- Recipient’s email: we only use it to deliver the voucher and send reminders about it, never for marketing.
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