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Marks and Spencer 50% off offers from 22/11
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is the 3 for 2 working as well as the 50% think it did earlier on my order now doing an order for my mum I have in my basket
floral coathangers £9.50
Fruity Bath Marbles £5.00
Fruity Fizzers Set £5.00
Total £19.50
Total after discounts £9.75
I make it the 50% off only??0 -
I ordered earlier and got free delivery and 15% off.
Thanks OP!0 -
Thank you so much for posting I managed to get a £110 spend down to 54! Bought 2 throws and the rest was beauty xmas pressies!£2015 in 2015/£1294.600
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Can someone please explain to me how the 3 for 2 works. According to the site you get every 3rd item free. I put 3 items in my basket obv the more expensive one in 3rd but it knocks off the price for the cheapest. I have tried putting them in in all different orders and still only get the cheapest one free. Why would they state that they don't give the cheapest one free but the 3rd item if they are just going to give the cheapest one free :mad:. How has everyone else got on with this? If there is a special way of doing this please let me know0
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There are some electrical grooming products with 50% off, including a Phillips shaver which gets good reviews on amazon.. at an almost £50 saving and then the extra 15% code that takes the discount from the original price, you could get an excellent present for the man in your life :j
http://www.marksandspencer.com/Grooming-Electricals-Gadgets-Gaming-Christmas-Shop/b/512879031
I logged into my account and there was a kidswear 10% discount coming off the childrens musical instruments. No idea what it was because it's banked from ages ago!
HTH:A:xmastree:Self Certified Christmas Addict:xmastree:0 -
shellywelly1968 wrote: »Can someone please explain to me how the 3 for 2 works. According to the site you get every 3rd item free. I put 3 items in my basket obv the more expensive one in 3rd but it knocks off the price for the cheapest. I have tried putting them in in all different orders and still only get the cheapest one free. Why would they state that they don't give the cheapest one free but the 3rd item if they are just going to give the cheapest one free :mad:. How has everyone else got on with this? If there is a special way of doing this please let me know
What Marks is trying to say, is that unlike some other retailers, they knock the value off of every third item.
For example, I am buying 6 items. I put them in price order.
£12, £12, £9, £8, £7, £5
Most shops (excluding boots) would give you the two cheapest things out of all of your items free. SO that would be the last two, which is the £7 and £5 items
Total Discount = £12
M&S However, give you every third item free. Which would be the £9 and the £5
Total DIscount = £14
SO instead of having to do your orders in 3's to get the best offer, or split your items at the checkout into 3's.. they will do it for you.:xmastree:Self Certified Christmas Addict:xmastree:0 -
pinkladymel wrote: »What Marks is trying to say, is that unlike some other retailers, they knock the value off of every third item.
For example, I am buying 6 items. I put them in price order.
£12, £12, £9, £8, £7, £5
Most shops (excluding boots) would give you the two cheapest things out of all of your items free. SO that would be the last two, which is the £7 and £5 items
Total Discount = £12
M&S However, give you every third item free. Which would be the £9 and the £5
Total DIscount = £14
SO instead of having to do your orders in 3's to get the best offer, or split your items at the checkout into 3's.. they will do it for you.
So wouldn't you be better off putting the two £12 items in as every third item so that you would get £24 off??0 -
pinkladymel wrote: »What Marks is trying to say, is that unlike some other retailers, they knock the value off of every third item.
For example, I am buying 6 items. I put them in price order.
£12, £12, £9, £8, £7, £5
Most shops (excluding boots) would give you the two cheapest things out of all of your items free. SO that would be the last two, which is the £7 and £5 items
Total Discount = £12
M&S However, give you every third item free. Which would be the £9 and the £5
Total DIscount = £14
SO instead of having to do your orders in 3's to get the best offer, or split your items at the checkout into 3's.. they will do it for you.
Thank you so much, this makes sense now. I guess I should of read it properly. I will bare this in mind for future orders :beer:0 -
shellywelly1968 wrote: »Thank you so much, this makes sense now. I guess I should of read it properly. I will bare this in mind for future orders :beer:
Ah! I get it! Lol.0 -
So wouldn't you be better off putting the two £12 items in as every third item so that you would get £24 off??
I suppose I should have said 'THEY' put them in price order.
Trust me.. if I could get the £12's in first I would
Oh.. and that order was completely hypothetical.. AS IF I would buy two £12 things with a £9 thing.. it just isn't right not to get another £12 thing for free :rotfl::xmastree:Self Certified Christmas Addict:xmastree:0
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