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B&Q where PLUS means OR

RXTwister · 2010-05-24 08:06:02

Hi All, I wonder if I could get some opinion. B&Q offer a 10% discount through out may on any purchases. They also run some day only or long weekend discounts of 15% of any purchase over £50 The 15% discount according to the small print is applied after any other discount. The small print also excludes the use of gift…

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Freddie_Snowbits Posts: 4,328 Forumite

1 June 2010 at 10:48AM

RXTwister wrote: »

So this means they can intice you into the store, let you fill your basket and then decide not to honour the promotion at the point of sale.

At which point you have two options.

1 Reach in your pocket, if you have not had your arms shortened and pay for the items.

2 Walk, got legs aint yers!

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