NEXT mid-season SALE?

CODEBREAKER

does anyone know when NEXT will be having the mid-season sale?

i presume it's sometime in March............

i want to start saving now

libitina_2

I don't think they have another until the summer, usually???

However, if they start to struggle, maybe they will...?

WelshLamb

There's still a fair bit of sale items on their webpage. I have found that the best time to scan through is first thing in the morning, loads of extra pages added and in stock too.;)

www.next.co.uk/sale

Brightside

They have started having a couple of mid season one day sales in the last couple of years

one in april and one in september time if i remember, but they don't publicise them much beforehand, i've just happened to be passing on the right day.

if you are registered with their website you may get an email the day before

i hope that helps

frizz_head

I'm still waiting on stuff I ordered in the Christmas sale!

mjanet

I wanted to order a few things using my CC from this sale but wouldn't let me unless I agreed to open a flexi account , that I didn't want .I phoned there customer services up and told them I wanted to order but did not want a flexi account I just wanted to pay by my CC he said no problem I can open an account for you now where you can just pay in the manner you want .Then started telling me the usual patter of this will be checked with a Credit reference agency etc so I butted in and said If I went into your shop and paid with my CC or shopped with any other store online They would not be doing a CR search when I am stating that I do not want credit.I was told it was to verify my address so now people do credit reference searches to verify your address ? or when you are not asking for credit ? can anyone advise me on this as I have never heard of this before .

Joto_2

I presume it's because they send the items out first, you then get a statement and can either pay it in full by credit card, swith or cheque or you can pay it off monthly which then cost you more in interest( and a high interest rate at that!!)