Argos 3 for 2 on all toys

GemJud

secretjedi wrote: »

The 3 for 2 offer doesnt seen to work online??

Do they have to be three different items?

I have two Lego the same and a third different set but no discount.

The same problem when I tried to reserve online for instore collection

The 3 for 2 discount doesn't show up online, but when you go into store and pay for your reserved items, the 3 for 2 discount will be deducted

sandcrawler

secretjedi wrote: »

Do they have to be three different items?

Are the Advent lego calenders included?

Thank you

Toys can be the same and, yes, the Lego Advent Calenders are included.

secretjedi

Thanks for those replies.

I tried to order three things online, but the 3 for 2 discount didnt seem to work. I got as far as the 'Place order' page, but no discount on the lego..

picnmix

secretjedi wrote: »

Thanks for those replies.

I tried to order three things online, but the 3 for 2 discount didnt seem to work. I got as far as the 'Place order' page, but no discount on the lego..

You can't buy online for the 342 to click in, only available in store, so you can reserve for store pick up, when you pay they will deduct the cheapest toy. HTH

GemJud

secretjedi wrote: »

Thanks for those replies.

I tried to order three things online, but the 3 for 2 discount didnt seem to work. I got as far as the 'Place order' page, but no discount on the lego..

3 for 2 offer is instore only, but you can reserve the items online to collect instore. When you pay the 3 for 2 discount will be taken off by the till

secretjedi

Ohhhhh, I see... Many thanks for that folks!

Willowpop

If it helps anyone the annuals are 3 for 2 as well. They are also half price right now..so £3.99 each and 3 for 2. :j

jared21

thanks for this, its my sons birthday soon so this might come in handy

keith99_2

it has been said that the till will give you the best deal, i want to get 3 toys priced from £16 upwards and also a £10 toy. Based on what has been said, it should put the higher priced 3 together and deduct the lower price of the 3 and then the £10 toy on its own.
i am not convinced and i am concerned it will give me the £10 toy as the free item.
Can anyone confirm what is actually right please.

lycam_2

keith99 wrote: »

it has been said that the till will give you the best deal, i want to get 3 toys priced from £16 upwards and also a £10 toy. Based on what has been said, it should put the higher priced 3 together and deduct the lower price of the 3 and then the £10 toy on its own.
i am not convinced and i am concerned it will give me the £10 toy as the free item.
Can anyone confirm what is actually right please.

No it won't work like that. You will need to pay for the 3 most expensive ones together for it to deduct the cheapest, then pay for the £10 toy separately.