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Discount Code For Apple MacBook Pro Required
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draven_girl
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I'm looking to purchase a 15" Apple MacBook Pro its quite an investment, and wondered whether anyone could offer a discount code for the Apple Store or somewhere like PC World or Currys etc.
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Do you know someone in higher education like college? as that would be your best bet - i.e. education discount at the apple store.
Otherwise I think you'll be hard pushed to get a discount as they don't come around often on Apple products.
I used to have an employee discount scheme through an old company I worked for and we could get between 3-15% off Apple products however it looks like it has closed down now.0 -
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draven_girl wrote: »wondered whether anyone could offer a discount code for the Apple Store or somewhere like PC World or Currys etc.
Use a credit card and buy off Amazon. Apple to my knowledge are very good with warranties no matter where you bought it.
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If you have or know anyone who has an O2 mobile phone Priority Moments app (pay as you go or contract) if you look on the app there are quite often discounts for a discount on a few hundred pound spends. They generally work out at a pretty low discount (as in between 5-10% off something like £500 or £750) but if you're struggling to find anything at all maybe it's better than nothing.0
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Similarly to the last post, try going through a cash back website like quidco or top cash back when you decide where to buy. These sites offer decent cash back amount at lots of retailers.
The cash back isn't guaranteed but I've never had problems getting it yet!
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