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Boots Grabbit Bargains Part 7..Read first post for current bargains
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dragonfly02 wrote:Hmm here's a good one for you, if i were to purchase a £10 gift voucher would i qualify for the skincare voucher? i figure that i've spent about £30 quid lately in Boots and if I had got 3x£10 gift voucher i'd have 3 skincare voucher even before I had started buying ei and no 7
Has anyone tried this?
I don't mind asking this hypothetically next time I'm in Boots - let us know if you find out from Customer Services in the meantimeDo I Need One Stops All Unnecessary Reckless Spending£2 CSC - £30 :kisses3:0 -
calleyw wrote:Have no idea why not ring up customer services and ask them they should be able to tell you and it will only cost you a phone call.
If you where going to buy the gift card anyway it is worth a try but if you buying just to get skincare voucher then it has to be your call and you will have to take a chance.
And the point I was trying to make was that treat giftcards differently to other purchases as you don't get points. So they may be excluded like formula from the £10 spend.
Yours
Calley
AH i see what you mean Calley (about gift cards)
I might call cust services tomorrow.
A lot of people on this board say that they bought this and that to take their total over £10 so they get a skincare voucher. I just though if you KNOW you are going to make sure you spend £10 anyway then why not buy a £10 giftcard firstly and maybe get a skincare voucher THEN get your shopping using the giftcard.
Can I just clarify Calley (or anyone else)
1) when you purchase a £10 gift card you DO NOT get points
2) when you spend your £10 giftcard do you qualify for points?
Thanx in advance
dragonRunning total for swagbucks - £270 since Jan
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hurricanewyn wrote:I'm not sure if this has been mentioned before but I bought two of the T&G Style Pallets (blue or pink cases with six mini pots - 25ml - of gel etc inside them) - they're £9.99 each, but went through the till as part of the buy 2 for £7 offer. For £3.50 each they're a fab buy for gifts and it looks like it cost a lot more
I ummed and ahhed over those for a while the other day but as it was with intention of giving to a boy I decided in the end that they were a bit girlie (plus I just couldn't decide on a second thing if I ignored the pink one!) Great deal though for anyone who likes to throw some shapes with their hair!
So you can find them in Cheltenham if that's a help for anyone.Do I Need One Stops All Unnecessary Reckless Spending£2 CSC - £30 :kisses3:0 -
I think you would get points when spending a gift card as i had vouchers over xmas and i got points when i spent them.Bringing up 2 handsome boys and 1 gorgeous girl the MSE way!Joseph born 19th December 2001Matthew born 8th August 2007Tara born 23rd January 20110
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dragonfly02 wrote:AH i see what you mean Calley (about gift cards)
I might call cust services tomorrow.
A lot of people on this board say that they bought this and that to take their total over £10 so they get a skincare voucher. I just though if you KNOW you are going to make sure you spend £10 anyway then why not buy a £10 giftcard firstly and maybe get a gift card THEN get your shopping using the giftcard.
Can I just clarify Calley (or anyone else)
1) when you purchase a £10 gift card you DO NOT get points
2) when you spend your £10 giftcard do you qualify for points?
Thanx in advance
dragon
Could be that I was not making my self very clear :rotfl:
1) That is correct you don't get any points. The receipt that comes from the till is to go with the gift card so the person who recieves it will know how much it is worth.
2) yes when you spend it you do get points see here more info.
Hope that helps.
Yours
CalleyHope for everything and expect nothing!!!
Good enough is almost always good enough -Prof Barry Schwartz
If it scares you, it might be a good thing to try -Seth Godin0 -
dragonfly02 wrote:I just though if you KNOW you are going to make sure you spend £10 anyway then why not buy a £10 giftcard firstly and maybe get a skincare voucher THEN get your shopping using the giftcard.
Can I just clarify Calley (or anyone else)
1) when you purchase a £10 gift card you DO NOT get points
2) when you spend your £10 giftcard do you qualify for points?
I like your thinking there
You are correct on one and on 2) yes you qualify for points. I suspect you probably also qualify for a voucher at the time of spending rather than when buying the voucher - but as I mentioned in previous post I don't mind asking that next time I'm in.Do I Need One Stops All Unnecessary Reckless Spending£2 CSC - £30 :kisses3:0 -
Just back from a weekend in Inverness - Taught my friend how to 'bootsie' Got 4 packets of Bodyform, in 2 lots - using money off vouchers, got a few goodies from a reduced display ( it was the shopping mall boots - not the retail park one) flash - mark & stain eraser pack of 2 £1, Gul Active Body Aloe Vera After Sun gel was £5.50 - paid 50p,The Spa Calming and relaxing bath crystals ( green tube) 250g 25p & Hat & Mitt Set Ble Arran £1.25. - Although have just discovered the lids on the Spa Crystals Tubes are not great - I now ave 4 empty tubes and a carrier bag of crystals..... The sa machine was not playing ball today - there was nothing on it. Looks like my friend has the Boots bug too now though.....No Longer addicted to Boots! - Well not today anyway!! :blushing:
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PaleScene wrote:I like your thinking there
I suspect you probably also qualify for a voucher at the time of spending rather than when buying the voucher - but as I mentioned in previous post I don't mind asking that next time I'm in.
Yes I agree with Palescene on that. I used a £5 gift voucher from Pigsback on part of my spend today as it was over £10 I got a skin care voucher.
As the vouchers/gift cards are treated like cash when you spend them.
Yours
CalleyHope for everything and expect nothing!!!
Good enough is almost always good enough -Prof Barry Schwartz
If it scares you, it might be a good thing to try -Seth Godin0 -
Katyag wrote:I think you would get points when spending a gift card as i had vouchers over xmas and i got points when i spent them.
YES YOU DO GET POINTS WHEN YOU USE A GIFT CARD, AS IT IS CLASS AS CASH
I GOT ONE FOR MY BIRTHDAY AND GOT POINTS PUT ONTO MY ADV CARD
HOPE THIS HELPS :jthe more people i meet!! the more i like my dog !!0 -
AHA so we may have a new variation on the loopholes.
Will definatly find out tomorrow if you get a skincare voucher when you buy a gift card.
Wouldn't that be great?
skincare voucher for buying £10 giftcard and then another skincare voucher when you buy with your giftcard LMAO
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