Free £5 voucher to spend instore (no minimum spend) @ Debenhams

Lynsey

My final, final voucher spend tomorrow (I think), mainly for some more Mrs Bridges stuff.
Those who wait until the final few days may find more stuff that's getting reduced (gift things etc.), so may be well worth a look on the 11th/12th.
My cheapest item was a 60p spend (Mrs Bridges cup and saucer set - £7 with 20% off, so £5.60), followed by the Green and Black's chocolates at £1 (£6 item). My dearest spend was on a wool rug at £25 (£100 with 70% off, so £30).

Lynsey

rebeccad118

Does anyone know if you have to print the whole email including the picture of the women or can you just print bar code or voucher no bit, haven printed any yet going to do some today. Thanks

Raine_E_Day

I started off with whole page, but now I've gone smaller to the point where I just have the code and a bit of the surround. I guess it depends on who serves you as to whether it's acceptable as there seem to be no set guidelines. I do keep one bit in my bag with email address and name to show if asked, but nobody has.

tara747

I have cut off all email addresses and names. HTH.

happybargainhunter2008

I know this sounds silly, but are Debenhams prices the same everywhere? It's just that I saw the ELC build a plane toy today, and I know someone used their voucher and only paid 1.50. When I saw it in store today, it was still full price at 13.50. Is it just because it didn't have a reduced sticker on it? Just don't want to have it price-checked, for it not to be reduced, and then have to buy it at full price because I don't want to draw attention to myself.

ocalllo

happybargainhunter2008 wrote: »

I know this sounds silly, but are Debenhams prices the same everywhere? It's just that I saw the ELC build a plane toy today, and I know someone used their voucher and only paid 1.50. When I saw it in store today, it was still full price at 13.50. Is it just because it didn't have a reduced sticker on it? Just don't want to have it price-checked, for it not to be reduced, and then have to buy it at full price because I don't want to draw attention to myself.

Why would you be drawing attention to yourself for price checking?? i check prices all the time. Ask someone on the floor to check it if you don't want to go to the til maybe?
Also never feel you Have to buy it anyway just cause your at the til and there maybe a queue.
And just cause you are using a voucher you are not doing anything wrong - Debs GAVE us the vchrs to use.
good luck.

jonty03

Princess_x wrote: »

Wow, some of you seem to have trouble with the min spend part. When i went in yesterday, i saw another lady at the till using the voucher for something that cost £4.80. The SA called someone up, and then told the lady that it was okay, but she couldn't give her change. I guess different stores are doing things differently.

That happened to me as well. My purchase was £4.98 and the only problem the lovely S.A's had was how to process it to give me the 2p change. I told them it was ok as I wasn't expecting it back it anyway

happybargainhunter2008

ocalllo- Thanks for that. I know I shouldn't feel like that. I suppose I feel the pressure to buy.

Lewisthewestie

Hi,

I have tried at least half a dozen times since it was announced to down load this voucher, each time it acknolwedges it and says it can take 30 minutes etc, but I have waited a day or so between attempts just in case its slow but I have never had an email.

I'm on AOL anyone else had the same problem and any pointers on how to make it work?:o

Miró

Mir! wrote: »

After I used my last voucher today I spotted a beoootiful necklace reduced from £20 to £10 to £5. I *ahem* nudged it to the bottom of the pile....accidentally...! Would it be ever so wrong of me to get another voucher.....:o

tara747 wrote: »

Go for it...

Ya persuaded me......:o

Trouble is they have now reduced a few other nice bits to £5.......