EXPIRED £8 for a £16 voucher to spend at Red Spotted Hanky

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Free £20 of RSH credit can be obtained here.

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4907862

Although it will be January 2015 before it is added.

P2TKL

bcw123 wrote: »

Great deal is it goes through I am still waitig £9,50 from The Sun and £5 from WH Smith

Don't wait any longer...I contacted them on FB and they responded very quickly Hey Presto.....the money appeared in my account !

mon37

lynne1966 wrote: »

With Amazon Local deals:

http://local.amazon.co.uk/National-UK/B00IR988K0?src=email&cid=em_dd_ukn_101_uk_s1_&ref_=pe_453791_44915371_fd

Please can someone explain me how this deal works. Do we have to spend £8 in order to get free £8?

RainbowDrops

mon37 wrote: »

Please can someone explain me how this deal works. Do we have to spend £8 in order to get free £8?

Yes, as the deal says, you get a £16 voucher for an £8 spend.

marvin

In the case of this one though I would say you are paying for a service from Amazon so if the worst happens you should be able to claim a refund from them.

mon37

marvin wrote: »

In the case of this one though I would say you are paying for a service from Amazon so if the worst happens you should be able to claim a refund from them.

It still not very clear. Do we just buy this voucher through amazon or we have to buy anything from amazon and they will give you £8 free for Redpottedhunky? Could you use the amazon e gift certificate for this?

Maysie

You click buy, confirm sale they email you a link, you click it see the code , copy and paste it into your personal details section in rsh or sign up then do that. Takes up to 72 hours to show in your account.

It looks like nothing is happening btw but it does show up had one in the past.

marvin

mon37 wrote: »

It still not very clear. Do we just buy this voucher through amazon or we have to buy anything from amazon and they will give you £8 free for Redpottedhunky? Could you use the amazon e gift certificate for this?

It is a purchase from Amazon, you are literally swapping £8 cash for a £16 restricted gift voucher.

I don't think you can use e gift certs for it, I was, I think, not given an option to use my gift balance on it.

Best thing is to go through the process up to the point where you pay but if not happy back out at this point before handing over money.

If you will be buying a train ticket before the expiry date it is a good deal. it = a return ticket on some trains from Birmingham to London for £8 and on some trains 2 return tickets for £8 (if lucky enough to get the £4 one way London Midland ones in both directions )

jon81uk

nightsky224 wrote: »

RSH are always giving out these vouchers, I wonder how they make money!

I checked the same journey that I am looking at is £2.50 cheaper direct from First Great Western. So I guess RSH make money on the full priced tickets they sell. However with the £8 free credit from this voucher (and hopefully 1.5% from Quidco) I still work out better off using RSH on this occasion.

Aesop

jon81uk wrote: »

I checked the same journey that I am looking at is £2.50 cheaper direct from First Great Western. So I guess RSH make money on the full priced tickets they sell. However with the £8 free credit from this voucher (and hopefully 1.5% from Quidco) I still work out better off using RSH on this occasion.

there is some kind of price match with RSH against Great WEstern, saw it on twitter. I go through TCB as I have a premium account, my rate of RSH is always higher than Quidco. Will look for link for you about Great WEstern.