Argos complete savings - is this genuine?

milann

Hi has anyone come across Argos complete savings - I've placed an order at Argos on line and it came up immediately with Argos complete savings saying I'd save over £16 on a £34 purchase. They want my card details to refund money - seems too good to be true - does anyone know if this is a scam or genuine. Thanks

ColinFishwick

I assume its this https://www.argos.co.uk/help/faq/72466

Joining costs just £15 a month. not such a Bargain!

milann

Thanks - that's the conclusion I'd come to once I'd looked back at it - don't think I'll bother.

Darren_Gibson

This is a genuine site, and I use it regularly to buy from online. It costs £15 a month, but you get that back each month when you make a purchase, plus 10% of what ever you have spent.. you also get gift vouchers with uptown 20% off the price, so a Argos £100 voucher, costs you only £80, plus if you shop online at Argos, you also get 10% back of what you spent.
The maximum you can get back in any 1 month, is £250, but for a £15 monthly charge, to which you get back, after a purchase, anything else you spend adds up, so buy a holiday, or a new TV, fridge/freezer, then getting 10% back is a bonus, plus if you buy the gift vouchers first, you can save anything up to 20% extra, as well.vouchers are limited to how many you can use, with Argos it's 3x£100 eCards/gift cards, but you'd of paid £240 for them, so spend £300, then you'll get £30 back on top, giving you a saving of £90 in total.
If you buy takeaways from just eat, or pizzas etc, then go via complete savings, and you'll get 10% cashback. When you reach £5 minimum, all monies saved is then refunded straight into your bank account. People get caught out, because they apply for the money back, that they offer, DO NOT READ THE TEARMS OF CONDITIONS, then cry when they are charged. Your mistake, you did not read, was just needed on you having money returned on items you had bought. Next time, read the conditions of contract, before signing up to anything.!
I use this, and I am happy in what I get back, even if I do not spend in a month, at least with 1 purchase, I will get back the £15 they charge me, anymore I spend, is a bonus and it all adds up.

Darren_Gibson

This is a genuine site, and I use it regularly to buy from online. It costs £15 a month, but you get that back each month when you make a purchase, plus 10% of what ever you have spent.. you also get gift vouchers with uptown 20% off the price, so a Argos £100 voucher, costs you only £80, plus if you shop online at Argos, you also get 10% back of what you spent.
The maximum you can get back in any 1 month, is £250, but for a £15 monthly charge, to which you get back, after a purchase, anything else you spend adds up, so buy a holiday, or a new TV, fridge/freezer, then getting 10% back is a bonus, plus if you buy the gift vouchers first, you can save anything up to 20% extra, as well.vouchers are limited to how many you can use, with Argos it's 3x£100 eCards/gift cards, but you'd of paid £240 for them, so spend £300, then you'll get £30 back on top, giving you a saving of £90 in total.
If you buy takeaways from just eat, or pizzas etc, then go via complete savings, and you'll get 10% cashback. When you reach £5 minimum, all monies saved is then refunded straight into your bank account. People get caught out, because they apply for the money back, that they offer, DO NOT READ THE TEARMS OF CONDITIONS, then cry when they are charged. Your mistake, you did not read, was just needed on you having money returned on items you had bought. Next time, read the conditions of contract, before signing up to anything.!
I use this, and I am happy in what I get back, even if I do not spend in a month, at least with 1 purchase, I will get back the £15 they charge me, anymore I spend, is a bonus and it all adds up.