Kipling bags and purses offers (genuine items only please)

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meher wrote: »

The name under the item might show kipling, but it doesn't mean that it is sold by Kipling store on amazon. It simply says what the brand is. Correct me if i'm wrong please.

I can spot a Kipling fake easily.
All of the Kipling bags I have purchased from Amazon/Javari have been genuine bags.
With all the correct labeling, zip colours, identifying inside label, monkey, packaging.
Many stores, internet sites sell the Kipling brand. Look at QVC, Posh Bags, House Of Fraser, Littlewoods. All sell genuine Kiplings.
I have been a pig in clover with these great deals found on Amazon.
I certainly would be the one shouting the loudest if I got sold a fake

7roland8

Kipling White Combo down to £26.98.

lottie3000

Can anyone help me with the colour of Flash Blue, although it says Blue it looks quite purpley on Amazon, just wondered if it is Blue or Purple?? thanks.

Scaredy_Cat_3

lottie3000 wrote: »

Can anyone help me with the colour of Flash Blue, although it says Blue it looks quite purpley on Amazon, just wondered if it is Blue or Purple?? thanks.

I'd say it's more of a purple, but it's a blue-purple rather than a true purple. It's a lovely colour if you like blues!

lottie3000

Scaredy_Cat wrote: »

I'd say it's more of a purple, but it's a blue-purple rather than a true purple. It's a lovely colour if you like blues!

Thank you and on that note, i'm going to risk it I think i'll get the turqouise one too dirty

Scaredy_Cat_3

lottie3000 wrote: »

Thank you and on that note, i'm going to risk it I think i'll get the turqouise one too dirty

The turquoise is nice. It's very bright. Maybe a bit too bright for me. I bought the Orelie in turquoise but it's packed away and I may give it to my Mum for xmas as she seems to like the bright colours!

Ooh look, the Syro in turquoise is £30.33... now I'm tempted again!
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00CC0HJFK/ref=ox_sc_imb_mini_detail?ie=UTF8&smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE

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My purple Alvar from Debenhams arrived - but instead of being plain purple it all is in the patterned part of this one :mad:
I already have a Defea in this & looks grubby

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I see Amazon aren't doing the super saver free Postage on items under £10 anymore

Scaredy_Cat_3

Snap-ant wrote: »

I see Amazon aren't doing the super saver free Postage on items under £10 anymore

That's rotten. Did you see an announcement or is it just that you're trying to order something under a tenner?

I ordered a cat toy about a month ago and it had accessories for £3.49 but it was listed as an add-on and they specified they would only send it when you order something over a tenner. I wonder if this is the same sort of rule? The link is just so you can see the message about it being an add on.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0057XF9R4/ref=oh_details_o04_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I suppose the only alternative is that you'll just have to order a bag as well

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Changes to the Amazon.co.uk Super Saver Delivery service
This change relates specifically to Free Super Saver Delivery and all other delivery services including Amazon Prime remain unchanged.

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We’re writing to you because you’ve previously used our Free Super Saver Delivery service.

We wanted to let you know that Amazon.co.uk has introduced a £10 minimum spend to qualify for Free Super Saver Delivery in a number of product categories, effective 23 July 2013.

Orders that include books, DVDs, Blu-rays, music, video games and software products continue to qualify for Free Super Saver Delivery with no minimum spend threshold. So whether it’s a new release CD for £7 or a bestselling book for £5, you’ll continue to receive Free Super Saver Delivery on millions of items regardless of the amount you spend. In fact, you will continue to enjoy Free Super Saver Delivery on all orders that include these types of items, for example an order that includes a book for £3.49 and an HDMI cable for £4.49. For all other orders, a minimum total spend of £10 is now required to qualify for Free Super Saver Delivery.

Whilst the change will affect only a very small proportion of orders, it will allow us to offer you a significantly expanded selection of lower priced products.
We continue to work hard every day to improve the delivery services that we offer. For example, Amazon Prime allows you to benefit from unlimited, One Day delivery on all orders with no minimum threshold for an annual fee of £49. Prime members continue to enjoy discounted rates on a number of our delivery services including Evening Delivery which has recently been extended to a total of 19 towns and cities across the UK.
Another recent introduction is Amazon Lockers and collection points. These self-service delivery locations allow you to pick up Amazon deliveries at a time and location that is most convenient to you.
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