15% discount voucher for B&Q

Aug 19, 2009 12 Replies

Those of you who buy from the big orange shed may be interested in a voucher you print off and hand in at the checkout for 15% discount. Only for those younger than 60 [1]. Terms say the name you type in will be verified so assume you need to take photo id with you.



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Ah, beat me to it.

It's 1 voucher per transaction, so no limit on number of times if more than

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FYI, you don't need to use a valid email address to get a coupon, it pops up in a window, ready to print. That's in case you're worried about the spam that may come from their 'Marketing Communications' statement.

Printed mine off yesterday. Handy as I'm buying a B&Q greenhouse for SWMBO's biffday this week - saving me a fortune :-)

If my husband did that for me, I'd find it _very_ romantic!

My dad bought mum an electric lawnmower because she wasn't strong enough to pull the starting lanyard on the petrol one.

That, would _not_ be romantic.

When I was a teenager, one of my household responsibilities was maintaining the garden. One year, as a special birthday treat, my Dad gave me a heavy, unbalanced, awkward-to-use, electric hedge trimmer - we had a lot of privet hedging, and dad insisted that it be done twice a week during the summer. After using it, it took at least half an hour before my hands stopped vibrating. He never did understand why I wasn't thrilled.

But I can understand though.

Dave

A teenager having vibrating hands? Could be useful under certain conditions.

I'll get me coat...

My first S-i-L liked her motorbike with the saddle removed because the, er, horn was between the frame tubes...oh dear.

Oh - that dirty mac is yours?

And if you don't have any photo ID?

The other insteresting thing in the T&Cs on the voucher is:

"... nor can it be used for a credit transaction, ..."

Does that mean you can't pay by credit card?

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