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The Great 'Student Discounts' hunt
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Topshop and Warehouse have 15% off for NUS at the moment0
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Fcuk Have Now Started Doing 10% Discount!!! I Was Amazed :dLuV_oR_h8_Me0
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question, do Orange wednesdays work on NUS tickets, or do you have to pay for a full price ticket? Ive not tried it yet...STUDENT SAVING CLUB MEMBER 32(3rd yr Joint Contour Fashion @ DMU)Overdraft £75/£1500Junk sold on ebay so far + BANKED= £50Savings from odd jobs BANKED = £25Change from tin BANKED = £0:rotfl:0
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SkintButTrying wrote: »question, do Orange wednesdays work on NUS tickets, or do you have to pay for a full price ticket? Ive not tried it yet...
I'm not entirely sure what you mean, but the person who is not getting in free can buy a student ticket. What we do is split the cost of the student ticket between the two of us so it comes out at £2.20 each.
For Scots, if you have a Young Scot Card you can buy a student ticket at the Odeon (haven't tried this at Cineworld) and use your YSC to get another discount making it £4.50 instead of a fiver.0 -
Hey,
Can get 10% discount in Matalan but has to be an NUS Extra card. They also got some bedding on bogof (for those moving out) and I think it's 20% off at Peacocks at the moment.0 -
SkintButTrying wrote: »question, do Orange wednesdays work on NUS tickets, or do you have to pay for a full price ticket? Ive not tried it yet...
I have tried it in many cinemas and the policy is consistant - you must produce two NUS/student cards to get the orange wednesday tickets at the student price. In other words they will only give you the cheapest tickets for free so if you only have 1 student card then the cheaper student ticket would become the free one anyway!They say you can't put a value on life... but I live it at half price!0 -
SkintButTrying wrote: »Someone please correct me if im wrong but as far as i know the only way to get a valid NUS card is to be in full time higher education, a-levels, a degree, a HND etc so i doubt youll be able to get one.
i work for a FE college that also runs a few full time HE programmes and anyone at our college can have a NUS card as long as they pay the correct fee. so even if they're doing a 2 hour a week evening course they can apply for a NUS card.0 -
ok cheers, im the only student out of most of my friends so ill have to stick to splitting the cost of a full price ticket with a friend.
And cheers rasberry swirl, i didnt know that, ill encourage my friend whose doing an evening course to applySTUDENT SAVING CLUB MEMBER 32(3rd yr Joint Contour Fashion @ DMU)Overdraft £75/£1500Junk sold on ebay so far + BANKED= £50Savings from odd jobs BANKED = £25Change from tin BANKED = £0:rotfl:0 -
Hi
I have a student discount card, which I have used in store, but have tried to register online to use. I have followed on screen instructions, but still doesn't work. I ahve contacted technical advice, but they just told me to do exactly what I have been doing. Has anyone else had problems with this card? My card says it will run out on 30th sept 2007. Any advice?!0 -
Not sure if this is what you mean Bevann but my HMV student card ran out so I went instore and showed them my uni ID. The blokey gave me a leaflet with a new HMV card in it and then I registered it online again.
hth0
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