Discount codes, voucher codes and special offers

Thanks GN, I do love a discount.
In fact, first thing this morning I got an additional 15% off a Phase Eight sale item, which I had been watching.
When I went back later, it was out of stock, so early bird caught the worm!
Whenever I'm buying online, I search for free delivery or discount codes. It drives my DH mad, when I tell him to wait until I've searched.

Thank you HQ that was a quick response

You gorgeous people thank
You for the heads up ?

I always buy clothes in retail stores. I prefer websites with designer brands for less. Of course, there are clothes from previous collections.For me it is good, because I don't follow fashion. That's meen that I'd rather buy high quality clothes at a low price and still look more fashionable than people who buy clothes in regular stores.

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FAMILY HALF TERM OFFER in Central London Hotel.
London family holiday packages. Choose between Family Quad Room and Triple rooms at London House Hotel Kensington for a pleasant, hassle-free stay at a 10% discount including children goody bags on arrival and complimentary breakfast and much more.

I assume this only applies to those who live in the UK?

Thank you! Actual information! I know where you can find the best retail online shopping welcome to www.topvoucherscode.co.uk

I use Itison and Groupon a lot Itison especially as it has local deals and we always have a few two for one meals ready to use. You can also get a free month of 2 for 1 offers from Tastecard and if you buy one day's insurance through comparethemarket,com you get a year of half price meals ( certain days.) and 2 for 1 cinema tickets ( Meercat Movies ) on Tuesday and Wednesday . Look up Martin Lewis's site Money savings Expert for advice on this and loads more voucher codes. I buy a day;s insurance for the UK lie about my health and age and it ends up less than two pounds . You are not going to use it anyway .

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Can I just urge anyone who buys online (M & S, Boden, Boots, Superdrug, National Holidays and countless others) to sign up with Topcashback or another reward company that offers free discount cash back? It’s easy and painless, with no drawbacks, unless you count the rage you feel when you realise you’ve forgotten to use them for an eligible purchase. I don’t spend so much online these days as I’m trying to shop local, but still got a hefty amount when I booked a holiday cottage recently.

Arina, as prices were in dollars, I assumed it was based in the USA.

Is postage reasonable and how long do they take to deliver?

Maggiemaybe I agree with you about using Topcashback and a similar site is Quidco. Both can offer considerable savings.

I too have successfully used Topcashback, but you don't always get your promised cash.
I have been waiting four years for a considerable sum from a well known carpet company. I was told it all depends on the actual company depositing the cash with Topcashback. I have given up asking now, which is what they were probably hoping for. .

Yes, I had that with one company, Marydoll, but just the one. Topcashback did their best to get it for me, but no luck. Every other company's paid up though. I've had over £1200 cashback in all, over a good few years.

Oh, I should mention that I have the upgraded membership, not the free one, so I get a higher level of cashback from some companies. It only costs £5 a year though.

I note this thread has been dormant for sometime. I have a question that one or more of you might be able to answer. Yes we all love a bargain, but why do you shun the high street and buy on line. There is an old saying. Don't buy a pig in a poke. The answer is you were sold a piglet in sack, but when the money had changed hands and the sack opened the cat was let out of the bag. Cost saving might be the answer, but what about quality and value for money. I like to see exactly what I spending my hard earned cash on in reality; not a picture or description complete with sales blurb. I am told you do a tour of the first, but buy online. Where do you when all the shops have gone

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