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Where's the best deal for a fridge/freezer & should I haggle?
littlewren
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I noticed a post where someone was asking where they could get a good deal on a sofa, and whether they should haggle.
After the repairman broke our fridge/freezer we are being allowed the price of a new one, but I want to make sure I get the best deal as I will have to pay to have mine taken away and also delivery on the new one. Is it worth trying to haggle in somewhere like Curry's or Dixons if I say I can pay by cash, or doesn't it work on items such as these?
Many thanks in advance,
Carrie
After the repairman broke our fridge/freezer we are being allowed the price of a new one, but I want to make sure I get the best deal as I will have to pay to have mine taken away and also delivery on the new one. Is it worth trying to haggle in somewhere like Curry's or Dixons if I say I can pay by cash, or doesn't it work on items such as these?
Many thanks in advance,
Carrie
Money, money, money, must be funny, in the rich man's World!
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Currys take your old fridge freezer when they deliver the new one0
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Yes, but their price are quite expensive though.Money, money, money, must be funny, in the rich man's World!0
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John Lewis have their own brand and good prices
http://www.johnlewis.com/Search/Search.aspx?SearchTerm=fridgefrezzer&Offset=1&Order=1&refined=10 -
Currys usually have one particular brand at a time on a half price deal. I would be careful to think about what you want from your fridge before rushing to buy one though. For example my mum bought the Currys half-price deal a couple of months before me and regretted it because her freezer is too small for her neeeds. I bought one later and it isn't quite ideal because the freezer (although well-sized) has awkward wire baskets and I'd rather more solid ones.
TBH, I have vowed not to rush into re-purchasing anything when it breaks down, as I have a house full of bargains that I didn't think through... my dishwasher is too small, my hoover isn't powerful enough and is heavy for my 2 flights stairs....0 -
Check online for prices and look for discount codes to use online in places such as currys and comet. Do go and see the product in the shop though-an online pic isnt good enough as the last poster says-its easy to make mistakes. I got my last fridge(Beko) in Iceland and I have to say that its better than the hotpoint I had previously. Check copartment sizes/ratio to frige/dropdown flaps/temp control-whether its 2 controls-one for fridge and one for freezer or one for the lot. Do you want fridge at top or bottom? Check cubic capacity to what you have now-it all matters. Try a haggle-nowt to lose after all!Annual Grocery budget 2018 is £1500 pa £125 calendar month £28.84 pw for 3 adults0
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I bought a cooker once from currys. Found it online and found some discount codes inlcuding %off and free delivery. Printed off the order and took it to the store where they did price match it but quite relucantly...0
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We got our fridge freezer from Boots online. They were cheaper than Comet and Currys, plus I got lots of points on my advantage card. The customer service was really good too. The only bad thing was the delivery charge £19.99, but it still worked out a better deal with them.0
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Hi, am just waiting on a fridgefreezer, that after a week of thorough research have ordered online and saved £60 and no delivery costs. First i checked the which website and searched which makes have constant problems, so I knew which ones to avoid, then found three models I liked the look of by going to Comet and Currys, then read reviews on them online using reevoo, ciao etc. Once I had decided which one, using a couple of comparison sites and search engines found the best price, checked if they did any cashback via any of the popular sites....and ordered.....a lovely Bosch..... ten years ago when I first bought my no name fridgefreezer I negotiated at Comet and got £100 pounds off and free delivery.....face to face can be favourable too
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Hi, am just waiting on a fridgefreezer, that after a week of thorough research have ordered online and saved £60 and no delivery costs. First i checked the which website and searched which makes have constant problems, so I knew which ones to avoid, then found three models I liked the look of by going to Comet and Currys, then read reviews on them online using reevoo, ciao etc. Once I had decided which one, using a couple of comparison sites and search engines found the best price, checked if they did any cashback via any of the popular sites....and ordered.....a lovely Bosch..... ten years ago when I first bought my no name fridgefreezer I negotiated at Comet and got £100 pounds off and free delivery.....face to face can be favourable too

It's great that you managed to get a good deal. I have been looking at Comet, Dixons etc. and the price varies considerably. I haven't heard of reevoo but will check that out now.
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when you find the model you really like, try kelkoo search but don't forget google and google shopping, its amazing what a bit of searching can make on price difference, I'm not sure if i can mention cashback sites on here but if you want more info on where I search and the sites I found the cheapest i can pm you, good luck :money:0
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