Discounts at Next

bargain_hunt_2

Until 22 feb get a first time surfer card from Next. Get £10 off your first purchase of £15, request a directory and also get free delivery ( saving another £3.95)

Once your account is up click recommend a friend and send to a friend who hasn't got an account already. If they spend £50 you both get £20 credited back to your account. the original recommender can recommend 3 friends and so get upto £60 credit.
Interesting point. The reccommend a friend link says £20 credit, the email that gets sent to your friend says £15 in the subject but £20 in the body of the text. But when you order and at other times a purple moving box comes up and says its £25 per friend. I reported it to their tech people twice but the haven't corrected it. Trading standards Q?

Hezzawithkids

Sorry to bump but I picked up one of these cards in store today and it expires on 26 April.:D

I have used Next online before but the SA told me that if I haven't ordered anything for about 6 months then my account would have been cancelled so I may as well give it a go. Just placed an order but they already had my 2 main email address so I used a 3rd one which was accepted. The discount worked but at the checkout even though I selected "don't send me a catalogue" it defaulted to this option on the order page - naughty:mad:. So I had to go back to my basket and delete the catalogue, on going back to the checkout they had no only taken off the £10 discount they had also taken off the delivery charge - which was only applicable if I had ordered a catalogue!! So I have bought a £25 item for £15 delivered!!

It's been said on MSE before that Next are very sneaky about automatically opening a credit account when you haven't opted for it and also automatically sending you a catalogue costing £3.95 when you haven't ordered one - so you need to be vigilant. I wont buy a catalogue on a point of principal - it's like paying to walk into a shop.

Also, during the checkout process a message came up that they were unable to open an account "at this time" so I had to pay by c/card, which suits me fine as I didn't want a credit account with them anyway.