Free £15 itunes giftcard when you buy 2 chart cd's from Sainsburys

marshmallowsryummy

wow big thanks to all posters...........I vote sainsbury's for a MSE award (if they exist). we have been treated to a half price toy sale,25% off clothing,25% off 6 bottles of wine ,5p off a litre of petrol with >£50 spend ( I have 3 from the above offers,food aside and they are valid for 21 days currently!!)
NOW the itunes/CD offer...........sorry but this makes Sainsbos tops for pre crimbo bargains,so Martin,if you see this.........do something to encourage this 'credit crunch'lifeline.......3 cheers......hic hic........ooops......25% off 6 bottles eh!!
AND NO I DONT WORK FOR THEM (I do quite fancy Luke in the Norwich store though!!!):money:

shopaholic84

I have tried to get this deal at 2 of my local Sainsburys and none of the managers have a clue what its about,so said i couldn't have the offer, how poor considering its on the website.

Might go back tomorrow with the website printout. x

strawberry_shortcake

where is this offer on their website?

Jo_Mc_2

strawberry_shortcake wrote: »

where is this offer on their website?

I've just looked and can't find it

cardiffforthefacup

apparantely HMV are doing a similar offer according to another thread, will have a look and see if this is a regional thing and let you know

out of date was informed it ran for a month and ended 2 weeks ago

babymoneyblagger

havent read through thread so apologies if already posted but anastacias new cd is only £7.97(think this is right) and in the promo too

jonmimir

princessmoneysaver wrote: »

Will the iTunes vouchers be ok for my Creative Zen MP3 player?

Hi there. Mostly, no. Most tracks on iTunes are DRM-protected AAC (MP4) tracks which only work on iPods, iPhones, Apple TV and on the computer. These cannot be used with other players UNLESS you burn the tracks to an audio CD as music and then re-encode them as MP3s which work anywhere. This is prefectly legal, just a pain to do.

HOWEVER, some tracks on iTunes are "iTunes Plus" -- EMI music only at the moment. These are unprotected AAC (MP4) tracks which work on ANY music player that supports the MP4 format. Additionally, you can use iTunes itself to convert them to standard MP3 files which work on any player. No burning CDs required.

I hope that makes some sense! Look out for the plus symbols next to the price information and you should be OK.

Cheers
jon

martinlewisfanclub

shopaholic84 wrote: »

I have tried to get this deal at 2 of my local Sainsburys and none of the managers have a clue what its about,so said i couldn't have the offer, how poor considering its on the website.

Might go back tomorrow with the website printout. x

Same with my small store which sells a few CDs. I took 2 Cds and a £15 itunes card to the help desk and they scanned them, then scanned and swiped the itunes card and were amazed that it was free...so take the items to the desk and insist they scan all 3 (& swipe card) even if no one in the shop believes you!! They'll be amazed they didn't know about it!! Ask for a free gift card to pop the itune card in while you're there! I got Sharleen Spiteri and Snow patrol cds.

Cleadon_PiC

I want an itunes card to send to Oz for my nephew, would these do the job? I mean 2 cds that I'd buy anyway and a free card, common, what an offer!

martinlewisfanclub

Cleadon_PiC wrote: »

I want an itunes card to send to Oz for my nephew, would these do the job? I mean 2 cds that I'd buy anyway and a free card, common, what an offer!

I've just read the small print on the itunes card and it's only for UK.