24 hour Nintendo spectacular at GAME on 24 July

Dalkirst

Yeah and it's £17.99 on Play so saving £3 minus the £1.50p+p:rolleyes:

A massive saving of £1.50

shak2

thats 2 softwares down! Next one should be hardware...

AMO

Has anyone successfully purchased whilst using an affiliate link like QuidCo?

AMO

pinky8

Was that not the last one?

gamma

LMAO! who has time for quidco!!!

AMO

shak2 wrote:

thats 2 softwares down! Next one should be hardware...

Yeah, wired network cable or something! lol

AMO

jojo1978_3

shak2 wrote:

thats 2 softwares down! Next one should be hardware...

But will the hardware be a ds tho?
Think its time for me to call it a night.

AMO

gamma wrote:

LMAO! who has time for quidco!!!

Well, you can do the QuidCo thing in advance. I just figured that it would be an overhead in the transaction like filling in details and those using a link are less likely to be successful on their orders.

AMO

ellives

AMO wrote:

Well, you can do the QuidCo thing in advance. I just figured that it would be an overhead in the transaction like filling in details and those using a link are less likely to be successful on their orders.

AMO

apparently, quidco only needs to be open in another browser to work?

(don't shoot the messenger if you disagree)

...I know it is only a couple of quid, but it's not about the money, I just want to order something and beat everyone else - which I did that time!

AMO

ellives wrote:

apparently, quidco only needs to be open in another browser to work?

(don't shoot the messenger if you disagree)

...I know it is only a couple of quid, but it's not about the money, I just want to order something and beat everyone else - which I did that time!

Yes, thats right. You click on the Game affiliate within QuidCo to open a Game window. The first transaction will associate an affiliate with QuidCo earning you commission.

However, as you go through the checkout process and confirm your order, its a longer wait when your order is processed as it has to register the affiliate process as well.

Therefore, logically, when going for high value items like DS Lite's you have a greater chance of your transaction crashing when the server is overloaded.

Same applies if you have umpteen items in your basket etc I assume.

Any thoughts?

AMO