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Approved Food Free Delivery
genuineplacebo
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www.approvedfood.co.uk
Free Delivery Code - Jubilee
Minimum Spend £37.50
Valid Until 3rd June
Also, my delivery was £9, The code deducted £11.25!
Hope this helps someone.
Free Delivery Code - Jubilee
Minimum Spend £37.50
Valid Until 3rd June
Also, my delivery was £9, The code deducted £11.25!
Hope this helps someone.
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It says I dont have enough in my basket to qualify.....;)
Do you know what the spend requirement is please?0 -
Would like to know too, placed an order recently so don't need a huge amount but there's a few new things on the website I need.0
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Brilliant, I use Approved Food regularly and I'm bound to order in the next few days so thanks ever so much for this
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Does anyone have any idea what the minimum spend is please? My order's over £20 and it's still saying that my basket total is too low.0
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Really sorry, missed that off my first post! I've edited it to confirm minimum £37.50 to use the code.0
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It says in the home page that it is free delivery to first orders £30 or more. I've had a look again but still nothing tempts me. What do you guys buy?
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Grocery Spend Weekly Challenge (Sat-Fri):£30.50/£400 -
I placed my first order a week ago and took delivery on Tuesday, and am v. pleased with the service so far - delivered bang on time and packed well. I spent £30 on stocking up on baking products, toothbrushes, pickle, blackbean sauce and creme eggs (it becomes a game of skill to keep the weight down to 50kg, out of which I'd ordered 30kg of flour). The total saving was something like £130 - I'd never have spent £160 on buying these products though.jumblejack wrote: »It says in the home page that it is free delivery to first orders £30 or more. I've had a look again but still nothing tempts me. What do you guys buy?
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I'm within the time limit for free delivery code, spent more than the required amount, but it's still charging me.I ave a dodgy H, so sometimes I will sound dead common, on occasion dead stupid and rarely, pig ignorant. Sometimes I may be these things, but I will always blame it on my dodgy H.
Sorry, I'm a bit of a grumble weed today, no offence intended ... well it might be, but I'll be sorry.0 -
jumblejack wrote: »It says in the home page that it is free delivery to first orders £30 or more. I've had a look again but still nothing tempts me. What do you guys buy?
Cheers
cream eggs, cocuos, tomato paste, juices, drinks, chocolate, soups etc etc0
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