Curry /PC world - grab a gift guide catalogue(at least £5 voucher with no min spend)

French_Knickers

nellienoo wrote: »

Hi- wasn't able to go Currys yesterday(poorly child!)-nipped out this morning to do a shop, so managed to pick up 7 copies. Still unable to redeem my £5 voucher as printer wouldn't work (typical:rotfl:)!
When I do am hoping to get either batteries or a spare cheap iron( have a tendency to blow mine up!)- the other 2 "prizes" ,will be donated to the kids school raffle. That way, it doesn't feel so bad.

So- have 7 codes spare- would really like it if they went to people who have NOT had a code already
If you post on here requesting a code (rather than pm me)-I will send the code by pm back. Hopefully that way people can see who has got one.xxx

And if you get a good prize-hope it goes to somebody who really needs it!x

Just scribble the code down on a bit of paper and tell them your printer has broken. I've used 2 now that way. Why waste ink when you don't need to?

I'll be posting a few codes up on here later for people.

folkestonelisa

Is there anywhere in the books that have stores phone numbers. Im trying to ring my local store to find out if they have the tablets in, (they have just started to advertise them online, so im hoping its a yes), but before i go i want to check. Found a number but its unobtainable, so would be grateful if anyone could help me.

Thanks

Bumbles2

folkestonelisa wrote: »

Is there anywhere in the books that have stores phone numbers. Im trying to ring my local store to find out if they have the tablets in, (they have just started to advertise them online, so im hoping its a yes), but before i go i want to check. Found a number but its unobtainable, so would be grateful if anyone could help me.

Thanks

No there isn't. There is this number which might be able to tell you.
08445 616263

andychelt

Anybody found any good bargains for the £5 then? or just the few things off the website eg sandwich toaster, hand mixer, whisk, baking trays....

I picked up some AA batterries this morning from Currys as they always come in useful especially this time of year.

The "Duracell M3" AAs are £2.47 for a 12 pack online so you could get 24 AA's for £4.94 but no stores near me have them. Best I could find in my local was pack of 8 for £4.59! Lucky they're free!! :rotfl:

vandanfc

folkestonelisa wrote: »

Is there anywhere in the books that have stores phone numbers. Im trying to ring my local store to find out if they have the tablets in, (they have just started to advertise them online, so im hoping its a yes), but before i go i want to check. Found a number but its unobtainable, so would be grateful if anyone could help me.

Thanks

If you put the item in your basket and choose collect from store, it will ask you for your postcode. It will then show you which stores nearest to you have stock. If they do, reserve it to collect and pay in store, then you can use your voucher.

Poly,put_the_kettle_on

andychelt wrote: »

Anybody found any good bargains for the £5 then? or just the few things off the website eg sandwich toaster, hand mixer, whisk, baking trays....

I picked up some AA batterries this morning from Currys as they always come in useful especially this time of year.

The "Duracell M3" AAs are £2.47 for a 12 pack online so you could get 24 AA's for £4.94 but no stores near me have them. Best I could find in my local was pack of 8 for £4.59! Lucky they're free!! :rotfl:

Yup- went in for a set of reduced to £2.99 speakers for the PC (which has been soundless for months) but ended up picking up a 2.1 set- PC line, seperate bass/volume control down from £15 to £5. They sound good- especially for free. Very similar to these:

http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/pcw-essentials-p21sp10-2-1-pc-speakers-06405187-pdt.html

angel69_2

Anybody noticed the t&c's say one entry per household?

surely they can trace entries back??

folkestonelisa

vandanfc wrote: »

If you put the item in your basket and choose collect from store, it will ask you for your postcode. It will then show you which stores nearest to you have stock. If they do, reserve it to collect and pay in store, then you can use your voucher.

The item i want you cant reserve or buy online. It only came out today so didnt want a wasted trip.
Tried the number bumbles gave me and they informed me it would be a 10 min wait, so have decided the easiest thing is to drop dd at brownies then nip along there to see.

savingmoney2011

Is there a separate thread for "what did you buy from Currys witht he £5 voucher"? If not, could someone make one, please, or I will if there's none yet.

Happi

I ordered this: http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/carlton-c180ir09-steam-iron-02950010-pdt.html only have to pay £1.99