£5 off @ play.com!! (purchase of 5 daily stars may be needed?)

lnjk

I think they are waiting until all the codes have been issued. That way they get more people to email/subscribe.Is their is only a certain amount of £5 to give away and they gave them out early they would have to close the offer early!

Addy

I think they're frantically working on an updated version of their website with all prices increased by £5!! To be uploaded at the same time that the vouchers are sent out.

Cynical?? Moi??

jockettuk

cant see them putting there prices up by to much as that way they wont be competitive.. they probably hoping that if you buy one thing with your code you will also buy another item..

i always do a check with comparrison sites for any cd's or dvds that i want and go with the cheapest most of the time this has been with play not not always..

scanner_2

Its been over 72 hours for me and still nothing.....

has anyone recieved theirs yet?

knappster

not yet

jay_uk_3

scanner wrote:

Its been over 72 hours for me and still nothing.....

has anyone recieved theirs yet?

No it hasnt, if the last paper wasnt published till tuesday its been less than 72 hours. Unless you got the code before us

Searcher2

Scanner... if you have been waiting for more than 72 hours then you probably won't be getting your £5 voucher as they will suspect you of improperly obtaining the codes. As the above poster points out they weren't issued to the public until Tuesday morning.

Tony_H_3

The closing date is tomorrow (8.4.05) so the vouchers will be received within 72 hours of this date and no later than (11.4.05)


HTH

scanner_2

sorry, I mis-calculated.......It hasn't been 72 hours yet (I did it on Tuesday).

But do you have to register with play.com first and then enter the codes?

Or you only need to register after you receive the voucher?

Nick_A_2

You should be able to obtain vouchers before you register with Play.com. I have not noticed anywhere in the T&Cs about registering to obtain vouchers. Play.com are probably offering these £5 vouchers to attract new customers to their website, and it is unlikely they expect customers to just sign up straight away.

Nick.