currys 10% off For More Th>n Customers

GoldenEye

kizcat01 wrote:

can i get the 10% off in store? or does it have to be online?

update: I have just tried andthe code would not work for store collection. If I print off the delivery sheet and take it to the store will they match my discount?

Thanks

Did you try PRFREEDEL and updated your basket after each discount was used? I did try price-matching with one of Currys parent groups Dixons, but they couldn't do it. It's worth trying though, you never know!

hazelwoods

"The voucher code you used is incorrect"
Seems Currys have noticed we are all using their codes

alba37

RSANEW5 worked for me, just used it now. Thanks

Plus Quidco...

kizcat01

Well I just went for it cause I was going to order it the last time 10% was on and I missed out. I got my Archos 504 with free delivery and 10% off and 3% back through quidco. Well chuffed.

Thanks

krisskross

I tried the RSANEWS one and it didn't work , got the same message as the previous poster. Cleared cookies and it worked fine, £20 off my Christmas present to me:xmassign:

firework

did you try RSANEWS or is it RSANEW5 !!!! just spotted yurs and earlier posts - check your code. hth.

TopElectricalOffers

The RSANEW5 10% off code will expire at about midday today & won't be replaced with a public facing code this side of the New Year. So if you wanna take advantage get in there fast otherwise it'll be just the 5% available.

BargainMad_3

I have a feeling store won't match net prices but if you order by 12 noon today you will get in time for xmas.

36 minutes left :eek:

pudding

if you use the 10% code and free delivery they work fine

BargainMad_3

Don't think FREE Delivery code works for every product - just some selected products. I used a 5% discount code and Free delivery code, updating after each input but whilst 5% code was fine the Free delivery code came back as not valid for this product. As p and p was only £3.99 did not mind as it was a bulky item I was buying and reserve and collect is for the out of town site rather than the high street.