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Boots next voupon - No7

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  • lulu650
    lulu650 Posts: 1,158 Forumite
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    I presume it's the much larger shops that stock the no7 black reusable bag? Seen it on the Boots website and free with the voupon which is ideal :)
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  • luxor4t
    luxor4t Posts: 11,125 Forumite
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    edited 20 March 2010 at 5:27PM
    lulu650 wrote: »
    I presume it's the much larger shops that stock the no7 black reusable bag? Seen it on the Boots website and free with the voupon which is ideal :)


    I had to pay £1 = my voupon as it's £6 here.
    Just checked on line & it's £4.89!
    http://www.boots.com/en/No7-Foldaway-Re-Usable-Bag_924979/?CAWELAID=334514082&cm_mmc=Shopping%20Engines-_-Google%20Base-_---_-No7%20Foldaway%20ReUsable%20Bag

    I was pleased with this bag but now :mad:
    Off to find my receipt so I can phone CSA
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  • balletshoes
    balletshoes Posts: 16,610 Forumite
    luxor4t wrote: »
    I had to pay £1 = my voupon as it's £6 here.
    Just checked on line & it's £4.89!
    http://www.boots.com/en/No7-Foldaway-Re-Usable-Bag_924979/?CAWELAID=334514082&cm_mmc=Shopping%20Engines-_-Google%20Base-_---_-No7%20Foldaway%20ReUsable%20Bag

    I was pleased with this bag but now :mad:
    Off to find my receipt so I can phone CSA

    I don't think theres much point - Boots.com and instore are not the same thing, so the price you see on .com doesn't need to be the same as instore. All the current No7 accessories instore (apart from the cosmetic sponges) are more than £5, but most of them are less than that on .com.
  • thezib
    thezib Posts: 383 Forumite
    edited 20 March 2010 at 6:20PM
    I dont know if i had a bargain,
    maybe some one can tell me
    went to boots a few days ago, got No 7 blusher that cost £8.75 (with the voucher,i paid £3.75)
    and i used a coupon in the boots mag to get 200points, with the transaction.
    saw a thread abt how you could get the no 7gift bag for about £8-£10.
    i couldnt find my receipt, so i went back to boots, told them i wanted to add up some stuff to get me the free gift. so i took the no 7 compact mirror £6 and a sponge, £3.50,(The lady said i couldnt use the voucher on the mirror, so she used it against the sponge) so i got the blusher,the mirror, the sponge and the gift and i had to pay extra £6. so plus the £1.75 i spent to get the blusher,i spent £7.75, it seems okay but im confused, and i didnt use my boots card cos i was kinda confused about the whole process, i still am...
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  • Tinyshoes
    Tinyshoes Posts: 29,014 Forumite
    thezib wrote: »
    I dont know if i had a bargain,
    maybe some one can tell me
    went to boots a few days ago, got No 7 blusher that cost £8.75 (with the voucher,i paid £3.75)
    and i used a coupon in the boots mag to get 200points, with the transaction.
    saw a thread abt how you could get the no 7gift bag for about £8-£10.
    i couldnt find my receipt, so i went back to boots, told them i wanted to add up some stuff to get me the free gift. so i took the no 7 compact mirror £6 and a sponge, £3.50,(The lady said i couldnt use the voucher on the mirror, so she used it against the sponge) so i got the blusher,the mirror, the sponge and the gift and i had to pay extra £6. so plus the £1.75 i spent to get the blusher,i spent £7.75, it seems okay but im confused, and i didnt use my boots card cos i was kinda confused about the whole process, i still am...

    Looks like you had a great bargain because normally you are only allowed one voupon per transaction but the way you have worded it suggests you managed to use one in the first transaction for the blusher and then you were refunded the whole of the amount of the blusher to then do a second transaction for your 3 items to get the free gift and used another £5 off?
  • thezib
    thezib Posts: 383 Forumite
    Tinyshoes wrote: »
    Looks like you had a great bargain because normally you are only allowed one voupon per transaction but the way you have worded it suggests you managed to use one in the first transaction for the blusher and then you were refunded the whole of the amount of the blusher to then do a second transaction for your 3 items to get the free gift and used another £5 off?

    yeah tiny shoes,
    i used a voupon to get the blusher initially.
    i was really was confused at the till,
    and i did it at the no 7 till,
    T h e F u t u r e I s N o w !
  • Tinyshoes
    Tinyshoes Posts: 29,014 Forumite
    thezib wrote: »
    yeah tiny shoes,
    i used a voupon to get the blusher initially.
    i was really was confused at the till,
    and i did it at the no 7 till,

    Definitely a bargain then! :T
    I had several vouchers to use the other day, extra points, money off etc and it can get very confusing to get the best deal!
  • pig_let_cool
    pig_let_cool Posts: 1,127 Forumite
    sumoqueen wrote: »
    You get a voucher when you spend over £5 in a transaction. People on here have been splitting large shops into £5 amounts so they get more vouchers! HTH
    Ohh okay thanks :)

    Do you think it would be rude to ask/request a voucher when spending over £5 or is it more or less up to the SA?

    On a brighter note i managed to womble one today, (first ever) me and my friend had been talking about them and both dived for it...just left ontop of the shelves of condoms:o lol (the guys we were with were VERY excited till they realised we were diving for a voucher :rotfl:)
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  • balletshoes
    balletshoes Posts: 16,610 Forumite
    Ohh okay thanks :)

    Do you think it would be rude to ask/request a voucher when spending over £5 or is it more or less up to the SA?

    On a brighter note i managed to womble one today, (first ever) me and my friend had been talking about them and both dived for it...just left ontop of the shelves of condoms:o lol (the guys we were with were VERY excited till they realised we were diving for a voucher :rotfl:)

    If I don't get a voucher with my change, I always ask the SA right there and then. If the reason they haven't given me one is because they've run out on that till, I just take my receipt to another till area in the same store, and get a voucher from the SA there :).
  • elfen
    elfen Posts: 10,213 Forumite
    They've come in VERY useful for improving my brushes, I've been getting the Ruby and Millie or no7 cheaper ones. Now I have nice brushes! Wonder what the next one is....
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