Obviously, this offer is only valid for Nationwide Customers ONLY that have a card registered with Nationwide Rewards.
Spend £100 or more at Made.com and get £20 cash credited automatically on to your Credit Card or into your Bank Account.
Will work with all vouchers and cashback sites, but the final price MUST be £100 or more.
They also have a "Share £30" referral bonus too - £15 off for you and £15 off for your friend, so if your "partner" has an account, you will be able to get £20 Cashback, £15 off the price AND a £15 gift card, all for £100. Like I said, remember the total paid by your card must be over £100 for it to register on the Nationwide system.
I was searching for an armchair in the depths of HUKD and someone posted in an older thread that the quality of Made.com stuff was terrible? Anyone had much experience with them? Heat for all the money off nevertheless.
agbrothers
2 Jan 16#4
Not appearing in my simply rewards account.
cleverguy12
2 Jan 16#5
On mine but not sure of the quality of their products
funkycaveman
2 Jan 16#6
I've bought two chairs and a glass top dining table from made and the quality is really good but don't expect high quality natural wood. It's not that kind of store. Most things would be coated MDF or other materials.
anthony69
2 Jan 16#7
Made full use of this with Amazon previously, can't go wrong.
Now the question is, will one transaction trigger both deals?
lloydy841
5 Jan 16#9
* Warning to all Nationwide simply rewards users *
Be very careful when purchasing items through this scheme, I have had my fingers burnt. When buying an item, make sure you do not purchase another item from that same compay until your rewards come through!
I bought an item for £619 from Argos expecting to receive £25 back (back in December it was 10% on all up to £250). I then purchased another item using the £10 gift card given by Argos, only to be given cash back for my second, cheaper item, and thus missing out on the £25.
After 4 weeks of e-mails, sending receipts and evidence I purchased the most expensive item first, they are refusing to refund me the correct amount.
Just be careful!
akkybadi to lloydy841
1 Feb 16#12
Very useful thanks
Cheebley
7 Jan 16#10
apparently they tailor the offers to where you've shopped before or so their customer service department told me the other day
schnide
15 Jan 161#11
Good deal if you're buying anyway - but how made.com can charge what they do for a blimmin' chair I have absolutely no idea. Designer furniture appears to me like one of the biggest cons going for what it actually is!
(Although if I'm being ignorant here, I'm more than willing to be educated).
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Spend £100 or more at Made.com and get £20 cash credited automatically on to your Credit Card or into your Bank Account.
Will work with all vouchers and cashback sites, but the final price MUST be £100 or more.
They also have a "Share £30" referral bonus too - £15 off for you and £15 off for your friend, so if your "partner" has an account, you will be able to get £20 Cashback, £15 off the price AND a £15 gift card, all for £100. Like I said, remember the total paid by your card must be over £100 for it to register on the Nationwide system.
https://nationwide.visaoffers.eu/portal/edo/offerDetails/1455
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Now the question is, will one transaction trigger both deals?
Be very careful when purchasing items through this scheme, I have had my fingers burnt. When buying an item, make sure you do not purchase another item from that same compay until your rewards come through!
I bought an item for £619 from Argos expecting to receive £25 back (back in December it was 10% on all up to £250). I then purchased another item using the £10 gift card given by Argos, only to be given cash back for my second, cheaper item, and thus missing out on the £25.
After 4 weeks of e-mails, sending receipts and evidence I purchased the most expensive item first, they are refusing to refund me the correct amount.
Just be careful!
(Although if I'm being ignorant here, I'm more than willing to be educated).