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ANNEX A - Brand Exclusions List . BAGS ● BENCH ● Regatta ● Americana Tourister ● Deuter ● High Sierra b. SPORTS ● Kipling Rags2Riches ● American Apparel ● Everlast ● Penshoppe ● Mikasa ● ABS-CBN Store ● Mizuno ● Collective.Com ● Molten ● Effegi ● Tactics ● Halo ● Winmax ● My Everyday Fashion ● Yogarat ● Queen Street ● Zoggs ● Twinky ● Aquazorb ● Lonsdale a. CLOTHING c. ACCESSORIES ● Barbizon ● Bebe ● Cross ● Biofresh ● JAYS ● Copper Apparel ● Pink Tequila ● Rags2Riches ● TDK ● Darlington ● Ray-Ban ● EXPED ● Vogue ● F.101 Sale ● Oakley ● Guitar ● Penshoppe ● Hanford ● Chi Chi ● Jockey ● Collective.Com ● Mona Lisa ● Envy ● Nubra ● Foot Secret ● Puritan ● Imono Jewelry ● Quarter Homme ● Jean & Rosz ● Sloggi ● JEWELCITI ● Sunjoy ● Jewelrista Accessories ● Tomato ● Luxor Jewelry ● TOMMY HILFIGER ● Mia Casa ● Triumph ● My Everyday Fashion ● TulongPH ● Quirks Novelties & Curiosities ● Wacoal ● Rock Lobster ● Walker Underwear ● RUESALIDOU ● WARREN ● Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet Club ● World Balance (Socks) ● Swisstech ● American Apparel ● TBS ● CPS ● Toshi ● Penshoppe ● Titan Barong of Lumban ● Atsi d. WATCHES ● Burlington ● Chictees ● Asics Time ● F.101 ● Axis ● Goldtoe ● Basics ● Guardian ● Beverly Hills Polo Club ● Hot Kiss ● Bijoux Terner ● Huga Underwears ● Boss Orange ● KARA ● Breo ● Kimberly ● CASIO ● Leg Love ● Cato Free Crane Watches ● Mommy Plus ● Cherie Paris ● Mossimo ● Chronosport ● Multiples ● Cogito ● Sassa ● DWatch ● Esprit ● Geneva ● Collection ● Giordano ● Davidoff ● JC Watches ● Dolly Wink ● La Vie ● Ellana Mineral Cosmetics ● Meister ● GlamBox Airbrush Cosmetics ● Metal.CH ● Mossimo ● Glupa ● NBA Watches ● KB ● Nixon ● La Cure ● Oxygen Paris ● Lacoste ● POLICE ● Le Posh Blvd. ● Puma Time ● Lynelle ● Q&Q ● Make Up Revolution ● Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet Club ● Make-up Studio ● Soleus ● Mint ● Soleus Running ● Mosbeau ● Solo ● Neogence ● Spalding ● NoTS ● Sperry Top-Sider Watches ● Oilily ● Stamps ● Organic Alley ● Swiss Military ● Organic Surge ● TIMEX ● Orly ● Tomato Time ● Philosophy ● ToyWatch ● Proud Mary ● Urban Gear ● Purple Tags ● TIMEX ● Suesh ● Valentino ● United Colors of Benetton ● Veloci ● Vanilla & Co. ● Velosity ● Vanitibasics ● Westar ● VMV Hypoallergenics ● Xinjia Digital Watch ● wet n wild ● Zoo York ● Zoya ● Candy Time e. SHOES h. Others ● Scunci ● American Apparel ● Scunci – Girl ● Penshoppe ● Conair ● GBX ● Cudsly ● Asher ● Lesportsa ● Banana Peel ● Collective.Com ● Crème Offshore ● Reva ● Surippa ● Vertigo ● XOXO f. GIFT CARDS (ALL DENOMINATIONS) g. BEAUTY PRODUCTS ● 4U2 Cosmetics ● Bandi ● Bath & Body Works ● Burt's Bees ● BYS ● Calvin Klein ● Charm Beauty & Minerals ● Ciracle .

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