Grab a free £5 off Marks and Spencer Voucher

P__G

http://www.oxfam.org.uk/shop/content/secondhandstore/fashion/ms_clothes_exchange.html

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claire21

I have some in a bag for the local charity shop, will dig them out for this now.

*Jelly_Tots*

It's a £5 off a £35 spend voucher.

Oxfam and M&S have teamed up to help shoppers support the world’s poorest people. Just bring your old M&S clothes or soft furnishings to an Oxfam shop and we’ll exchange them for a £5 voucher* to use at M&S. It’s a nice, simple way to clear out your home, save money, reduce waste and raise heaps of money for Oxfam.
*£5 off a £35 spend on clothing, homeware or beauty products in M&S.

claire21

wish it was off food mmmmmm

P__G

Can you not spend it on food?

Fiasco55

P__G wrote: »

Can you not spend it on food?

T & C states you can NOT spend on food.

http://www.oxfam.org.uk/shop/content/secondhandstore/fashion/ms_terms.html

skibster

Anyone know how long this offer is available? Terms say you have to use the voucher in the month you acquired it, and I wanted to wait and see if they have a 20% off sale before Christmas.

P2TKL

skibster wrote: »

Anyone know how long this offer is available? Terms say you have to use the voucher in the month you acquired it, and I wanted to wait and see if they have a 20% off sale before Christmas.

This offer is on going but you do have to spend the voucher within a time limit...its a month I think. Just go and get one when the sale starts and you should be OK. You only need to take in one item to get the voucher

JimmyTheWig

*Jelly_Tots* wrote: »

*£5 off a £35 spend on clothing, homeware or beauty products in M&S.

So you can get a £35 shop in M&S for £30 with this voucher.
Or you can get the equivalent stuff in Primark for maybe £15.

Or, better still, if you want M&S quality (or label) and this offer attracts lots of donations then you can get the same stuff in Oxfam for maybe £8.


I'm not suggesting people don't take their stuff to Oxfam [I do so myself]. Just that the voucher isn't much to shout about.

JimmyTheWig

Oh, but if you do really want to spend £35 in M&S and don't have anything to donate then buy something with an M&S label from Oxfam for less than a fiver and donate it straight back.