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If I understand that correctly I can however create batches of such codes by entering e.g. 20 unique codes for a $30 discount with one use? Since I guess quite many of my customers will use my offer that would be very helpful.

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I would like to offer my existing customers a rebate on a new/updated product in the amount of what they have bought from me previously, i.e. if a customer bought software from me for $30 he would get a $30 rebate on the new product and so on.

The customer data is stored in a database.

Is there any way to do this with e-junkie?

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