Page 1 of Money off vouchers - Redoute.co.uk

Visit http://www.redoute.co.uk/homepage.html and use the following voucher codes:-

4281 - £20 off + free p&p
5436 - £25 off

is there any minimum spend?

Regards,
:p:p:p D-I-C-A-N-I-O :p:p:p

a quick update, tried both codes yesterday and both worked fine.

goods to arrive within 7 days and no money taken from my account yet.

placed an order for £24 incl p&p and used the £20 code (so should only cost £4)

and then placed a seperate order for £28 and used the £25 code (so should only cost £3)

anyway nothing to lose if they dont work as its free to return the items.

will keep you updated.

A quick word of warning. These discounts do not apply to sales items. I learnt this first hand when I bought a jumper a couple of weeks back. It does look as though they are giving you the discount on the site, until a week later when you get the bill.

Yep thats right just ordered today >:( ...phoned to cancel order and the order doesnt update for 48 hours...I`ll phone back on Monday and cancel...The operator verified that the discount will not apply...anything with an * next to it is a sale item....damn I should always read the unclear smallprint.... :/

Build a man a fire, and he`ll be warm for a day. Set a man on fire, and he`ll be warm for the rest of his life.
-- Terry Pratchett

when do these vouchers run out?

can you use them more than once?

can`t use them more than once

Thanks GlennTheBaker

Ordered £20 worth of goods - used the £20 off + free p&p voucher code - took 7 days to arrive
charged nothing.

Just waiting to be bombarded with catalogues and junk mail !!

This item was edited on Sunday, 22nd February 2004, 10:00

You can`t use them more than once, but you can always place another order for your "brother" and get it sent direct to your mum`s address ;-)

I have been using these for ages, they were first posted on dvd-secrets with a full code list.
Made some handy Xmas pressies, and kitted me and the missus out with a summer wardrobe, and for virtually nowt!

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