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Four Graze Boxes for £5.50

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  • Antispam
    Antispam Posts: 6,636 Forumite
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    If you were a "very happy customer" why did you cancel?
    scurr wrote: »
    I got Graze because of Quidco - great product, no problem at all cancelling - very happy customer, and Quidco tracked no probs
  • scurr
    scurr Posts: 295 Forumite
    Er, because I'm working on saving money?

    Quidco paid you £1 to take a free box - which I've done with 3 different email addresses and payment cards - but no matter how nice the stuff is there are obviously much cheaper ways of grazing healthily so I cancelled after the free box each time.
  • MorrisonsEmployee
    MorrisonsEmployee Posts: 1,874 Forumite
    Never used Groupon before but have wanted to try Graze for a while now - How does it work? I buy the voucher from Groupon and then register with Graze?!
    :dance:Quidco Payments In 2011 - £724.21 :dance:

    June: £43.15/July: £51.22/August: £90.60/September: £29.75/October: £284.07/November: £171.08/December: £29.22
  • karlie88
    karlie88 Posts: 9,114 Forumite
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    scurr wrote: »
    Er, because I'm working on saving money?

    Quidco paid you £1 to take a free box - which I've done with 3 different email addresses and payment cards - but no matter how nice the stuff is there are obviously much cheaper ways of grazing healthily so I cancelled after the free box each time.

    1p dormen fruit and nut mix is a good example.

    ;)
    :grouphug: :D Official MSE canny forumite and HUKD VIP badge member :D :grouphug:
  • scurr
    scurr Posts: 295 Forumite
    My point exactly - and I'm £3 richer due to Quidco :)
  • tiamaria
    tiamaria Posts: 1,483 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Never used Groupon before but have wanted to try Graze for a while now - How does it work? I buy the voucher from Groupon and then register with Graze?!

    I don't use groupon either so i've been trying to find out about it. The website just says free sign up but the nearest city to me is 90+ mins away & I rarely go there - is it worth me joining then?
  • you can purchase a groupon deal from ANY city, not necessarily your nearest. I always check deals for everywhere as a lot are not place specific deals.
  • Wardi
    Wardi Posts: 296 Forumite
    Not sure how it works but I dont think Graze has any shops so it will be done online or via the telephone I guess.
    2010 is the year of bargain shopping! Time to money save, exercise and plan! I like to keep busy :)
  • MorrisonsEmployee
    MorrisonsEmployee Posts: 1,874 Forumite
    Decided to order - Too much of a bargain to resist especially as there is 5% cashback via Quidco for 'Groupon' purchases and a further £1 cashback when i register with Graze so the actual cost with the above is only £4.23 [Just over £1 per box!]:j
    :dance:Quidco Payments In 2011 - £724.21 :dance:

    June: £43.15/July: £51.22/August: £90.60/September: £29.75/October: £284.07/November: £171.08/December: £29.22
  • raphanius
    raphanius Posts: 1,338 Forumite
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    I am tempted with this, but don't like this part:

    After your four boxes, you will automatically continue getting weekly boxes unless you cancel your regular deliveries online (which you can do at any time). Not valid with other offers. Full terms and conditions at www.graze.com/groupon.

    this is assuming we dont want a regular graze box which some of us might. its wrong to assume. i personally think a few pounds spent on a graze box sorts my snacking needs without going to the shops and buying unhealthy snacks like chocolate.
    Wins: 2008: £606.10 2009: £806.24 2010: £713.47 2011: 328.32
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