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Ends 10.6.07 Google Checkout £10 off £30 spend- act now!

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  • dc wrote: »
    The Ink Factory has a whopping 17.5% cashback via Quidco and free post so ideal for getting roughly half price Lexmark and HP inks. (that is till 11/06)

    So on a £30 spend you should get an exta £5.25 on top of the £10 from Google making a £30 purchase less than half price :j

    HTHs dc

    Just did this on a £30.48 spend :D
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  • thanmuwa
    thanmuwa Posts: 23 Forumite
    On Memorybits (check out the google website listing some of the checkout participants or
    http://www.memorybits.co.uk/
    You can get various flash card formats to add up to ~£30 pretty easily. I got a 2GB micro SD (for my phone for music) and a 2GB CompactFlash (for my PDA for music :) ) to add up to just over £30, google checkout + £2.95 delivery brought it to £23.70 total for 4GB of extra room for music :T They have various 4GB and higher cards too.
    Will edit this post to let people know when they have arrived safely.
  • thanmuwa wrote: »
    On Memorybits (check out the google website listing some of the checkout participants or
    http://www.memorybits.co.uk/
    You can get various flash card formats to add up to ~£30 pretty easily. I got a 2GB micro SD (for my phone for music) and a 2GB CompactFlash (for my PDA for music :) ) to add up to just over £30, google checkout + £2.95 delivery brought it to £23.70 total for 4GB of extra room for music :T They have various 4GB and higher cards too.
    Will edit this post to let people know when they have arrived safely.

    + 7% back using Quidco!
  • mmlh
    mmlh Posts: 248 Forumite
    dc wrote: »
    The Ink Factory has a whopping 17.5% cashback via Quidco and free post so ideal for getting roughly half price Lexmark and HP inks. (that is till 11/06)

    So on a £30 spend you should get an exta £5.25 on top of the £10 from Google making a £30 purchase less than half price :j

    HTHs dc

    i always thought that cashback doesn't come through if you use google checkout? have you received any? only done a £110 ebuyer order so far with freefivers but that hasn't worked.
    if it does work then then it'd be great for getting the inkrite cartridges which have 30% more life apparently and are bogof at the moment.
  • dc
    dc Posts: 2,547 Forumite
    mmlh wrote: »
    i always thought that cashback doesn't come through if you use google checkout? have you received any? only done a £110 ebuyer order so far with freefivers but that hasn't worked.
    if it does work then then it'd be great for getting the inkrite cartridges which have 30% more life apparently and are bogof at the moment.
    Sorry none so far as Google checkout is newish, I suppose it depends on how the £10 is split between the retailer and Google.
    The fact that you get a full priced invoice from the retailer, and a discounted bill from Google (who pay the retailer), made me think that Google payed them in full., so the Quidco cashback should be as normal.
    On second thoughts though, Google may add a charge to the retailer, and that may affect Quidco. Only time will tell, or maybe Martin knows. ;) and as far as I am concerned it is dead after Sunday, ( or untill they add future sweetners)
    dc
    ac's lovechild
  • helloecho
    helloecho Posts: 157 Forumite
    Thanks - I've been looking for a backpack to see me through this Summer's festivals, and couldn't find anything good quality for under £30 that I liked. Just got a gorgeous blue patterned Eastpak one for £23 including delivery from BagsDirect with the Google checkout - not a massive bargain, but it's saved me a tenner on something I really wanted! So thankyou!
    By replying to this post you are agreeing to my Terms and Conditions which state that I am correct
  • Muffin99
    Muffin99 Posts: 125 Forumite
    k0sh wrote: »
    Can anyone recommend a good site for PS3 games with google checkout?

    Thanks.

    If you put DVD.co.uk into google general web search you'll see they're on google checkout and they'd be well worth a look, i just can't understand why they don't appear on the list of retailers :confused:
  • anewman
    anewman Posts: 9,200 Forumite
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    Muffin99 wrote: »
    If you put DVD.co.uk into google general web search you'll see they're on google checkout and they'd be well worth a look, i just can't understand why they don't appear on the list of retailers :confused:
    The list isn't complete.
  • Chuffy
    Chuffy Posts: 1,254 Forumite
    I'm looking for a notebook HDD but ebuyer are out of stock on almost all the internal drives and have been for ages. Suspicious? you decide....
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