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Just nope - with ever more restrictive guidelines, and lunch costing 14€ but Edenred allowing me to pay 8-10€ at a time, you either end up losing money or overspending.
I would LITTERALY be better off if my employer gave me the cash in hand.
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Edenred's application does not display expiring balances correctly and when they do expire, customer support is helpless and eventually goes silent when asked why Edenred's instructions contain incorrect information and the end user suffers.
NOT RECOMMENDED.
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