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Amazon Virgin wine Voucher
setmefree2
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Rec'd a voucher for £40 discount with Virgin Wines with my last Amazon order. Went on line to see if it was a good deal (didn't really expect it to be:p) and was right they want you to join a wine club and give them £20 a month....not likely:rotfl:
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Have you read the terms and conditions? (They're very easy to read). Last week, I joined up to "Winebank" with one of these £40 vouchers, where you pay £20 a month but it goes straight towards your next wine order and there's no tie-in - you can cancel straight after your first order if you like, therefore getting you the deal without paying any more money.
It's worth it - I ordered 11 bottles of Fairtrade wine and 2 bottles of decent champagne for a total of £40 delivered.Mortgage | £145,000Unsecured Debt | [strike]£7,000[/strike] £0 Lodgers | |0 -
It would also be fair to point out unless its changed that every three months Virgin also put in £20. Therefore you pay £60 they give you another £20. If you have money left in it you can withdraw your own money (you can't withdraw teh extra £20!)0
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Ok so I'll look at it again;):D
trouble is if I have wine in the house I just drink it!0 -
setmefree2 wrote: »trouble is if I have wine in the house I just drink it!
Party at the Free household!
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LOL - Exactly:rotfl:0
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I joined this as well- got the £40 voucher and get free £20 every time I put in £60.
I'd have to say though, that the wine is usually no better than you'd get from the supermarket, and is often fairly expensive for the quality you get. I think that's how they're making the 'free' £20 every quarter work.0
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