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Do you mean discount codes or actual vouchers?
Discount codes and Amazon are unfortunately worlds apart- they simply do not do them, or in the rare chance they do (they did one about 8 months ago I think) its on something completely random like jewellery (which is not something most people think to look for on Amazon)
So instead you can try to obtain vouchers. These are better as you get more choice and a better time frame for use.
The best way I know of is via survey sites and review sites. If you go to the freebie forum there are many that get spoken about. Actual vouchers can take years (though many less then that) to get, and it does mean taking surveys or writing reviews to get them. (Not so bad if you don't mind surveys.
Some survey sites I know of that do Amazon vouchers are
Lightspeed (about 3 months of surveys for a £10 voucher. 1 survey varies from being a prize draw entry, 50 points or up to 110 points. You need 1100 points for a £10 voucher.)
Dooyoo (1x500 plus word review = 50p from Amazon, you can claim your voucher once you have written 20 reviews)
ToLuna (varies! some people take one or two months for a £10 amazon voucher, others take 6 months plus! Then they take about 8 weeks to email the voucher to you. Surveys vary from around 1000 to around 4000 and you need 60000 to claim a £10 voucher.)
IPSOS: (Again, take a long while doing surveys, 780= £5 Amazon vouchers. Many surveys have no actual points value, but the ones that do are not very high at all, anything from 10 points.)
Writing reviews on Amazon: (Having never done this myself I do not know how it works out exactly, but you write a review and once you get past 20 and have each clicked on by a reader of the review to say its helpful, you get awarded a voucher.)
Its up to you if you are prepared to wait, but with Amazon, its the least likely place to offer vouchers without something similar to the above.0 -
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I don't know any, but you can get Nectar points if you go through the Nectar estore web site : http://www.nectar.com/dynamic/estores/nectar/home0
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Isn't it free delivery over £5 on amazon anyway?
They don't do discount codes BTW.0 -
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Normally its very rare to get one, usually its if you do surveys etc
This gets asked all time on here0 -
Hi all - looking to buy an LCD TV off Amazon at £528 - does anyone have any handy discount codes.
I'll buy you a pint if you have any !!! :beer:
Paul0 -
Hi paul,
try using a cashback site like quidsinuk who give you cashback on purchases from amazon.
cheersIf i had known then what I know now!0 -
Why do people ask for them, its been said umpteen times now on this page alone.
Amazon don't normal do codes0 -
:rotfl:The longest code thread on MSE, with no codes! well actually 3 in 2 years 1 for shoes, 1 for jewelery and one for the vat code that lasted 1 day:rotfl:AKA: PC
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Rest in Peace Fred the Maddest Muppet in Heaven0
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