I want one of those IWOOT discount code

surfsister

freccle wrote:

Where do you fill in the code words - I can't find anything relating to this!

you need to go through the checkout and it appears!

fuzzyrazer

mrme wrote:

am trying to use this but it won't accept it, oh well thanks for the post anyway!

Just tried on this Electric Espresso Pot,it worked fine,maybe this is why.it states in original post :beer:

** Certain products are exempt from all promotions.They are marked as such.

JoeyDoll

Thanks so much for the code was going to order something anyway - so many thanks.

My friend will appreciate the racing grannies for her christmas present, they look soooooo funny!!!!! Take a look!!

arushofblood

Why, why, why is nothing straight forward ?!?! I've just purchased an item from IWOOT using the £10 off code above and the £5 off voucher from HotUKDeals. The two vouchers worked as one is a voucher and one is a code ( er, if that makes sense )

Anyways, order at checkout showed as a total of £28.94 with the discounts clearly shown as being used against the total cost, then after submitting my order I was shown to be charged £33.94, the one voucher value had disappeared, and now my confirmation email states a total charge of £43.94 !!

Was just putting together an email to send to them, though am I right in thinking that it is illegal to charge someone more than the agreed price ? Ie. the price shown before the order is submitted ? Am I correct in thinking that I can claim a 'chargeback' via my credit card for being 'overcharged' ?

arushofblood

Crazy, crazy system ! My dispatch email now shows the original figure of £28.94 !! Mmm, will wait to see what it says on my statement...

arushofblood

Ps. If both the vouchers do work then you get £11 off your order and £3.95postage paid for ! Thanks OP

purplemoon

fuzzyrazer wrote:

Please don't take the Mickey - offers may not be used in conjunction with any other promotion or offer.

I presume this is what they are trying to prevent. Nevertheless, I would be curious if they can charge you more than agreed.

arushofblood

purplemoon wrote:

I presume this is what they are trying to prevent. Nevertheless, I would be curious if they can charge you more than agreed.

Oops, didn't read that bit ( I'm a lazy reader ) Feeling a little guilty now

gilap

oops...already been posted

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=271789

gilap

I used it in conjunction with my £5 "maxim" voucher. That worked.