Discount Vouchers Discussion

Beebs1979

Only available for new customers (or a new email address shall we say?) Enter BLOGGER13 at the checkout and get £10 off on a minimum £20 spend!

outtawork

Does anyone have a code for free delivery from Asda please

Money_Saving_Nerd

Has anyone had any experience good or bad with the 'queenvouchercodes' website? Wasn't sure where to post this message so apologies if there would be a better place for it...

It appears to be quite mis-leading as when I have searched for some companies e.g. center parcs it shows two offers both of which take you straight to the company website with no evidence or trace of such offers (one being discounts for facebook likes). This same offer seems to be on the pages for other companies too.

It is almost like it posts some things for all companies even if the offers don't exist?! I don't think this is very good for us or the companies!

Gold_Dust_2

What can I do with a voucher for a shop that I don't frequent? I want to exchange it for cash or perhaps for a voucher for another store, but I'm not sure how to go about doing that.

I hope this is in the right section.

*Scottish*Lass*

You could try selling it on ebay?

beargirl

Hi!

I just wondered if anyone knows whether Boots will be running their half price sunglasses vouchers this year? I've seen a pair in there but think it was around this time last year they were giving them out with a £5 spend at the till?

Many thanks,

Sophie

sarah1972

beargirl wrote: »

Hi!

I just wondered if anyone knows whether Boots will be running their half price sunglasses vouchers this year? I've seen a pair in there but think it was around this time last year they were giving them out with a £5 spend at the till?

Many thanks,

Sophie

Boots discounted sunglasses on now, see this thread https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4925887

ibanezman

I overheard a conversation recently where a lady had been unable to take advantage of an online only offer, because she didn't have access to the internet. The interesting part was that she said that she thought it was discrimination and therefore illegal.

The reason it was so interesting was because my company does this all the time, 'Order online and save XX%', as do many of the insurance companies.

Whilst I can see her point, it's frustrating, is it actually illegal?! I can't imagine it is, otherwise the big companies wouldn't be doing it? Is there any legislation available online, as although I've searched I can't seem to use the right keywords!

Doc_N

ibanezman wrote: »

I overheard a conversation recently where a lady had been unable to take advantage of an online only offer, because she didn't have access to the internet. The interesting part was that she said that she thought it was discrimination and therefore illegal.

The reason it was so interesting was because my company does this all the time, 'Order online and save XX%', as do many of the insurance companies.

Whilst I can see her point, it's frustrating, is it actually illegal?! I can't imagine it is, otherwise the big companies wouldn't be doing it? Is there any legislation available online, as although I've searched I can't seem to use the right keywords!

Nothing illegal. No discrimination, even. Everyone has the right to use the internet (often for nothing at libraries). If they choose not to there are certain consequences, and paying higher prices is one of them.


She might as well argue that the Aldi £5 off vouchers published in the Mirror every month are illegally discriminating against people who don't buy the paper!

supersaver1000

Don't forget the £5/£3 vouchers are about to expire. Just found one hanging around in my purse.

Combined it with the 3for 2 offer and I just bought 3 x No.7 skin wipes (£7 each)and a beautiful skin cream (£13.59) for total £16.74 (£17.75 saving) and I got 150 points with an over £15 spend voucher.

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