Disney DVD 10 movie boxset for £17.97 delivered [CLOSED]

Katyag

Silent_Bob wrote:

You have to apply it to an order on checkout - not to your Gift Certificate account.

Thats what im doing. Entering it on the page you enter payment details then it comes up already used. ARGH!!

love2save

Love2Save - why give the videos away before you received it, thats just daft.

Been shopping with Amazon for years and never had an order cancelled so it didn't occur to me. Thanks for your kind words though...............

Uncle_Cuddles

Katyag wrote:

Thats what im doing. Entering it on the page you enter payment details then it comes up already used. ARGH!!

In my basket during checkout (top left corner) was "Promotion applied -£5.00" deduction £5 off the total before I had entered the code.

love2save

greyster wrote:

May I suggest the Complete Disney Pixar Collection (preorder this month) ... for £33 from HMV. Use the 15% code and quidco to bring it down from £45 (in sale) to £33.

Thanks for that

mt50

Katyag wrote:

Thats what im doing. Entering it on the page you enter payment details then it comes up already used. ARGH!!

i had that problem until i read teh T&C's that it came with you need to buy a dvd with it, i was trying to use it to a 360 game.

got a free DVD in the end(if it comes now the box set arrived i don't know)

Mr_Squiddy

OK I am a bit confused.

After a bit of badgering I received an e-mail today saying that I had been given a £5 voucher to be used to buy a DVD. All well and good but there was nothing in the e-mail which looked like a voucher code. When I look at my account and the gift certificates I find I have £20 which was a recent gift to me but no extra £5.

So as an experiment I tried ording a DVD. As I go through the various steps I notice at one point that it tells me that I have £25-worth of gift certificates. So I proceed to the checkout but at the final step before I commit to buying there is no mention of any vouchers and the rather strong implication is that my CC will be charged the full amount.

Can anyone help me here? If I actually go through and buy the DVD will my CC be charged the full amount, or the full amount minus £5??

TIA,
Pete

hesjane

Mr_Squiddy wrote:

OK I am a bit confused.

After a bit of badgering I received an e-mail today saying that I had been given a £5 voucher to be used to buy a DVD. All well and good but there was nothing in the e-mail which looked like a voucher code. When I look at my account and the gift certificates I find I have £20 which was a recent gift to me but no extra £5.

So as an experiment I tried ording a DVD. As I go through the various steps I notice at one point that it tells me that I have £25-worth of gift certificates. So I proceed to the checkout but at the final step before I commit to buying there is no mention of any vouchers and the rather strong implication is that my CC will be charged the full amount.

Can anyone help me here? If I actually go through and buy the DVD will my CC be charged the full amount, or the full amount minus £5??

TIA,
Pete

The voucher was 'hidden' right at the very bottom of my email - have another check on your email - look at the bit wafter warmest regards - as shown below

Warmest regards

Customer Service
Amazon.co.uk

Please note: This e-mail was sent from a notification-only address that cannot accept incoming e-mail. Please do not reply to this message.

*******************************************************************

Here's your gift certificate:

Amount: GBP 5.00
Claim code: ****-******-******
Expiry date: 01 December 2006

Mr_Squiddy

hesjane wrote:

The voucher was 'hidden' right at the very bottom of my email - have another check on your email - look at the bit wafter warmest regards - as shown below

Here's your gift certificate:

Amount: GBP 5.00
Claim code: ****-******-******
Expiry date: 01 December 2006

Nope. Nothing like that on my e-mail. !!!!!!! typical.

heatherw_01

So the £5 voucher has definetly to be used on DVDs?

Mr_Squiddy

heatherw_01 wrote:

So the £5 voucher hs definetly to be used on DVDs?

Yes, it seems to. I have finally worked out that the £5 was given to me. It just wasn't obvious that's all. I went and ordered a DVD and when I got the final screen it was obvious that the £5 discount had been applied.

P.