Anybody know of any B&Q discount codes?

norfolkminis

Hi.

I'll be ordering a fair bit from B&Q this week and was wondering if there was any discount codes available.

I've tried searching the forum with no luck.

Any help gratefully recieved.:D

andyd55

Depending on how much you are ordering, do a search on ebay someone was selling 570quid of vouchers and it was at about 150 last time I checked! :rolleyes:

flutsy

I don't think B&Q do promotional codes do they?

littlejaffa

Depending what your buying checkout hombase, they have the £10 cashback (in jan) for opening a loyalty card thingy advertised on mse, so if you split your order, opening a card for a few diff people at your address you'll get £10 for each, plus more for the actual spends.

Otherwise b&q do a oap discount card worth (from memory 10%) on certain days...get your mum/gran/neighbour to go along when you do your big shop and flash that.

TommyTomato

B&Q have brought out new rules regarding credit notes in order to reduce fraud. Therefore now anyone who is issued a credit note for over £50 will have to have their details recorded, in order to spend the credit note you have to prove that you are the person it was issued to- no proof, no sale. Don't buy any credit notes issued after 8/9/07 if they are over £50 (and in some cases under £50 as well) unless you share the same details as the person it was issued to in the first place!


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humfer

littlejaffa wrote: »

Depending what your buying checkout hombase, they have the £10 cashback (in jan) for opening a loyalty card thingy advertised on mse, so if you split your order, opening a card for a few diff people at your address you'll get £10 for each, plus more for the actual spends.

Otherwise b&q do a oap discount card worth (from memory 10%) on certain days...get your mum/gran/neighbour to go along when you do your big shop and flash that.

Does anyone know if the OAP discount can be used on top of the current 20% off promotions? Also with the OAP, what is the criteria - is it just over 60/65 or do you need proof of being retired?