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EXPIRED Amazon £10 refund on a £40 Gift Card, ends 26th September
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Spend £30 get £40? thats a great deal, its a shame that its limited though as I could have stocked up for xmas
As you're buying gift cards, which are valid on most items sold by Amazon, and are valid for 10 years, this is basically a 'if you'll spend £40 on Amazon in the next decade, get £10 free' deal. Although you need to use the code by Wed 11 Nov. Amazon has confirmed that the £10 code does not have a minimum spend. :beer:There are more questions than answers :shhh: :silenced:WARNING ! May go silent for unfriendly repliesPlease excuse me Spell it MOST times
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Sorry only just reading about this deal which sounds fab. I signed into Amazon account and went to gift cards but nothing on the page all though it says offer on until 26th September did others have something on the page telling them of the offer.
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Looks like I am not eligible for this apparently0
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adoreholidays wrote: »Sorry only just reading about this deal which sounds fab. I signed into Amazon account and went to gift cards but nothing on the page all though it says offer on until 26th September did others have something on the page telling them of the offer.
TIA
There was a message on your account if you qualified. I didn't either.0 -
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Thanks for posting this, I have managed to get one
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Thanks for posting although I wasn't entitled but hubby was. :j0
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I've just read an email about this offer..sent to moi, so I presume that I must qualify.
I want to buy something on Amazon for £50. So I presume I can get a £40 email gift card and use that instantly against the £50 purchase (meaning £10 more to pay)?
So I can use the £10 free voucher on the same purchase - hence in effect making the £50 item £10 cheaper OR would I have to use the £10 on another purchase (before the November expiry date)?
Thanks.
Edit; Just seen the small print says "only items sold by Amazon.co.uk" that could be a sneaky one as many items sold ON Amazon are not sold BY Amazon.Instigated terrorism the road to dictatorship.0 -
Nice little deal this wasn't (isn't) it? I've just received my £10 discount code and used it on my first order.
In effect making my £40 item £30
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