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XL.com Flights/Holidays - £15 off voucher

Just picked a bonus code off from myvocuhercode.co.uk which, having tried it, gave me £15 discount off the cost of the flights I've just booked.

Bonus code is MOD , myvoucher suggests that you could take a chance and book 2 flights for two people separately and get the discount twice, althought I didn't want to take the chance.

Don't forget Quidco for extra discount!!

Hope this helps

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  • harieta
    harieta Posts: 282 Forumite
    I tried didn't give me any discount
    Information - never enough, questions - always too many, decisions - not always the best
    :beer:
    Wins since Feb 2008: £100 Virgin Vouchers, £10 Next voucher, 0.75l Juniper Organic Gin, Rimmel Sexy Curves mascara (x2), 3 pairs of cinema tickets, £45 shoe-a-holic gift set, £50 M&S voucher, Grundig 22" LCD TV (Quidco)
  • foxystoat69
    foxystoat69 Posts: 367 Forumite
    Try flight search, on the next screen after you have entered your details, it says the following on the flight that I booked

    "XX Oct 2008 for 14 nights
    £XXX (return adult fare)

    inc £15.00 discount

    The red font isn't the clearest, but it's still showing as a discount
  • payless
    payless Posts: 6,957 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    Been around for ages - Last time I looked belives it off each ticket regardless if booked together

    ( just need your MOD employment card on check )










    Only joking
    Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as (financial) advice.
  • harieta
    harieta Posts: 282 Forumite
    2 x ADULT PASSENGER PRICE @£59.98 £119.96 1 x CREDIT/DEBIT CARD FEE @£6.00 £6.00 2 x AIR PASSENGER DUTY @£10.00 £20.00 2 x UK TAX @£8.75 £17.50 2 x OVERSEAS TAX (Y) @£5.92 £11.84 This is the total cost of your flights, charges and discounts. GRAND TOTAL (GBP) £175.30


    it looks exactly the same if i don't put that promotional code
    Information - never enough, questions - always too many, decisions - not always the best
    :beer:
    Wins since Feb 2008: £100 Virgin Vouchers, £10 Next voucher, 0.75l Juniper Organic Gin, Rimmel Sexy Curves mascara (x2), 3 pairs of cinema tickets, £45 shoe-a-holic gift set, £50 M&S voucher, Grundig 22" LCD TV (Quidco)
  • foxystoat69
    foxystoat69 Posts: 367 Forumite
    Reading between the lines, I am thinking it may be a certain value that kicks the discount in, i'm off to Egypt, spent £600 so a bit more than your own flights, sorry cannot find any T&C's to clarify this
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