forum threadphoinix | Staff posted Dec 16, 2025 12:14 PM
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forum threadphoinix | Staff posted Dec 16, 2025 12:14 PM
$70: $100 inKind Restaurant eGift Card at Amazon
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Amazon [amazon.com] has $100 inKind Restaurant eGift Card for $70.
Shipping is free.
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$30 lower (30% savings) than the list price of $100
Customer reviews
4.1⭐ / 15
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Also a majority of gift cards get lost or go unused. So pure profit then.
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The app is veeeeery slow & crashes frequently. I tell my husband to go sit while I try to pay, it requires a lot of patience & preferably no line behind you.
Here's how it works:
A restaurant group looking for financing to open new locations will traditionally take on a huge amount of debt at relatively high interest rates. InKind offers an alternative form of financing where they exchange cash for food credit. For example, they'll give a restaurant $200,000 in exchange for $400,000 worth of dining credits.
Those credits become currency for InKind to offer its members. Extending our example, if every InKind member bought all of their credits at a 30% discount, then got 20% back upon spending the credits, InKind would still net $224,000 on their $200K investment. So yes, InKind is subsidizing its growth with promotions and coupons, but they aren't exactly losing their shirt.
For the restaurant, broadly speaking, labor costs are fixed and food costs are 20-25%. So paying back the loan gradually over time via food credits is a great deal for them.
So it's not a ponzi scheme or an unsustainable model. It's a clever financing scheme. If you see a restaurant you like on InKind, spend your credits there. They might drop off the network, but only if their loan is "paid off" and they don't want to finance any further expansion.
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