Boots next voupon - No7

twinkle_eyes_2

tla19 wrote: »

OK, who crashed the boots website?!

it's been down for ages wasn't working last night either what's going on I wonder

lisaleicester

twinkle_eyes wrote: »

it's been down for ages wasn't working last night either what's going on I wonder

Well, the updates were made on wednesday but i cant see why it would be down in the evening as everything seemed to be working fine.
I have a few order 'status's' i need to check.. Grrrrr

tobykim

Maybe the site's having a makeover, but probably maintenance although it has been down a long time now since yesterday evening

Biggeeangelpie

Hi

I did spend 3 hours on the site that kept crashing, so i think I deserve a lovely new mirror for my trouble.

I am going to get a new blusher and try and get the reduced gift box tomorrow, wish me luck!!!

g

veggie4life

im trying to get the cleansing sponges online but for some reason it keeps saying "missed offer" I suppose I was being a bit cheeky!

Biggeeangelpie

veggie4life wrote: »

im trying to get the cleansing sponges online but for some reason it keeps saying "missed offer" I suppose I was being a bit cheeky!

hi Veggie4life

the sire was giving me the same message yesterday, dump whats in your basket and keep trying, thats what i did and i eventually got through

hope this helps

g

SandraScarlett

monkeygirl31 wrote: »

What a wonderful idea and a fantastic friend you must be.
When I was ill 4 years ago no one bought me anything, still should be grateful I'm still alive really

That's a lovely thing to say - thank you. It's so easy to do, and you can get so much for your money. I have easy access to several branches with SS tills, and you can womble the till spits with ease!

The gift bags I use are recycled, and I add a pen and a couple of stamped envelopes with notelets/writing paper inside, and take advantage of the various BOGOF offers during the year.

I agree with what others have said - Boots can still make a profit, even with their vouchers, so you have to be savvy about all this - but it 'arf keeps the ol' brain cells working! Hope you're feeling better now. :beer:

xx

Biggeeangelpie

SandraScarlett wrote: »

That's a lovely thing to say - thank you. It's so easy to do, and you can get so much for your money. I have easy access to several branches with SS tills, and you can womble the till spits with ease!

The gift bags I use are recycled, and I add a pen and a couple of stamped envelopes with notelets/writing paper inside, and take advantage of the various BOGOF offers during the year.

I agree with what others have said - Boots can still make a profit, even with their vouchers, so you have to be savvy about all this - but it 'arf keeps the ol' brain cells working! Hope you're feeling better now. :beer:

xx

hi SandraScarlett

What is wombling?. I will need to start looking for self service boots!

Gx

nicole163

veggie4life wrote: »

im trying to get the cleansing sponges online but for some reason it keeps saying "missed offer" I suppose I was being a bit cheeky!

I think that usually pops up when you could of had a gwp but you have spent under the amount to recieve it, I think it's just like a reminder to tell you your missing the offer.

skibster

Just a heads up for when you're figuring out what to buy to spend £5 for a voucher, I saw some lovely Celia Birtwell bags at 75% off today in Boots. Got a bag (don't know what it's called, looks like a women's version of a men's shave kit bag?) for £3.75 that had been £15, and there was a big hold-all that had been £20 down to £5. This was in the aisle of bags and accessories. There were some empty shelves for some reduced s&g things (nail brush for £2, one of those big massage gloves but don't know the price), and several Sanctuary things still available reduced (exfoliating gloves, foot pumice, spa sponge). Also saw a Boots brand bathroom scale for £1.25.