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Free £10 WH Smith Giftcard with 2 selected hardback books
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http://marketing.whsmith.co.uk/images/51/WHSmith_Welcome_Voucher_18Oct10.pdf
you might want to get to £15 to use the £5 off too
It says 'Privilege club' at the bottom - i don't have to be a member of anything or have a card??Man who run into airport turn-styles is going to Bangkok
To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism; to steal from many is research
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Man who run into airport turn-styles is going to Bangkok
To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism; to steal from many is research
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In my local store it is ones that are 'less popular' than those in the charts, and most of them are hardly reduced by much at all, certainly no decent ones under £10, most are about £18-£25 with just a few pounds off. will keep checking though.
Also, there is a new 20% voucher being given out for use from 22/11 for 1 week.0 -
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WH Smith Edinburgh (Camerontoll):
Ok, I went for it, and tried my damndest to maximise the savings, whilst still getting the hardbacked books I actually wanted. Here's what I got:
An idiot abroad - £16.99 with £5 off sticker (£11.99) plus this was on buy one get one half price
Mini Shopaholic (Sophie Kinsella's new one) - £18.99 with £5 off sticker (£13.99) plus this was on buy one get one half price
I then used my £5 off any £10 book voucher.
Total: £14.98 to pay, and they gave me a £10 WH Smith gift card.
THEN I chanced my luck and went back with two more:
Surface Detail (Ian M Banks) £18.99 with £5 off sticker (£13.99), plus the B1G1HP deal
Insurrection (Robyn Young) £17.99 with £5 off sticker (£12.99), plus the B1G1HP deal.
I then used another of my £5 off any £10 book vouchers.
Total: £15.48, and another £10 Wh Smith gift card handed to me.
I then (lol) went to the kids annuals. Those are on Buy 1 get 1 for £1. So £8.99 total. I bought 4, making it £18. Used a £5 off £12 kids books voucher, making those £12.98. Then I used one of the 'free' £10 gift cards and had just under £3 to pay.
Summary:
Bought: Surface Detail, Insurrection, An idiot abroad, Mini Shopaholic, plus 4 2011 annuals (Beano, Weird Science, Playhouse Disney & Jacqueline Wilson).
Paid: £33.44.
So I paid £33.44 (£43.44 in total, including using one £10 giftcard) for 8 books, and still have one £10 gift card left!
*Warning* - the B1G1HP wasn't being recognised at the tills, I had to query it and they ended up putting it through as a refund. My receipt says: "*Item return* BOGOHP DUMMY REASON - MINT - £6.00"
"...Our greatest fear is not that we are inadequate,
but that we are powerful beyond measure".
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Michael McIntyre wasn't in the offer, but he was half price and with the £5 off voucher, i got him for a fiver
Man who run into airport turn-styles is going to Bangkok
To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism; to steal from many is research
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The privilege club just involves signing up for free to receive promo e-mails. No card, no special membership conditions, no queries / questions asked at till when you use vouchers.
I went to the till and asked if i could use it, lol, she gave me the voucher back though :eek: can i use it again? lolMan who run into airport turn-styles is going to Bangkok
To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism; to steal from many is research
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Thanks for this tip.Bought the saturdays book for my daughter and a jaquline wilso n one for twenty five pounds,used the fivate pound off voucher and got ten pound gift card as well as a voucher for twenty percent off next week.Great bargin for five pounds each.Cheers.:beer:0
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