Worth a post, as just purchased as a emergency phone for 75p less with the NUS card.
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barbiegirl
23 Feb 16#32
At this price, these are a very viable alternative to a power bank...
twinkle
23 Feb 16#31
Correct...I have an iphone 6s my hubby uses the smart 6...and we're all happy :smiley:
LuvGadgets
18 Feb 16#30
£25 now
bodolf
16 Feb 16#9
is it good enough for 11 years old ?
kakinyemi to bodolf
16 Feb 16#10
IMHO do not but it for your 11YO, my 11YO wants an iphone as all his friends have one.
splender to bodolf
18 Feb 16#29
I wouldn't deny your child from the best in educational tool, get an iPhone. You are smart, experienced and much more able to troubleshoot, this phone is suitable for you as a matured adult. I bought one of this, my son gets an iPhone.
AJ92
17 Feb 16#28
Just make a new Amazon account with a diff email.
arvy1
17 Feb 16#27
Thx , and could that theoretically be with a new account if you already have an Amazon student account ?
AJ92
16 Feb 16#26
Sign up to Amazon Prime trial then you can shop on Prime Now and get the voucher £10 off £30 for 1st Prime Now order. Code can be found in voucher section.
AJ92
16 Feb 16#24
You should add that you can get 2 for £20 with Prime Now trial code.
arvy1 to AJ92
16 Feb 16#25
Any further help cared to share ? Is it a,trial you have to start or just a code ?
BungalowBill
16 Feb 16#23
Sold by Amazon is the key - not just fulfilled by Amazon.
worthinger
16 Feb 161#22
Maybe it's not the child that's the sheep.
charliewashington
16 Feb 16#21
already posted
Skybird
16 Feb 161#20
Tell him to be brave and be a 'leader ' and not follow all the other 'sheep'
kakinyemi
16 Feb 16#19
I know, but I can promise that he / she will soon get fed up of it and you'll have to purchase another one. It happened to me and it got to a point where my son refused to bring out his phone when amongst friends (kids can be cruel) because he didn't want to be made fun of. After a little while he stopped taking it out completely until I got him a refurbished iphone 5c.
bodolf
16 Feb 16#18
everyone can't afford an iPhone but maybe something in between if this is not good enough...
bargain1girl
16 Feb 16#17
Thanks for that.
gavinlew
16 Feb 16#16
Its sat in a high place running as a mobile hotspot using Vodafones £10 for 50gb promotion - a lot of people seem to want to use it as an offline satnav , as a basic phone its probably OK.
BuzzDuraband
16 Feb 16#15
It would probably be best to contact Amazon direct. I have just tried the discount and it worked with no issues.
gavinlew
16 Feb 16#13
I just spoke to Amazon - since I ordered this on saturday for £18 , my account is eligible for NUS discount but the current code lodged on the account expired in August 2015 , anyway - Amazon refunded me £3 , now I have to track down a new Amazon discount code from NUS Extra.
bargain1girl to gavinlew
16 Feb 16#14
How efficient is the phone in your own opinion ? I read on Vodafone site that it's always freezes.
Elbandito
16 Feb 16#12
Yes im aware of that and i have amazon student prime, but still no discount, i have hardly ever used this as it used to work only in some departments like books and clothing, but not in technology. Id like the discount to work on tech which would be grand:( any tips how to achieve that?
Elbandito
16 Feb 16#4
i have us and added it on amazon ages ago, but my discount doesn't get applied with any orders. Maybe i need to reput the number. What departments does 5% work for?
Whoohoo to Elbandito
16 Feb 16#6
Has it worked in the past? There is a £75 cap. My partner just reached his and didn't realise
BuzzDuraband to Elbandito
16 Feb 16#7
It's worth noting (and I'm sure you're already aware), that the item must be dispatched from Amazon (as is the case here) and that the discounts only take effect until you have saved £1500 in that year.
Once you've made one purchase on Amazon.co.uk using a discount code, the discount will apply to all eligible purchases until the end date of 31 August 2016, or until the cumulative value of those purchases reaches £1,500, whichever occurs first. You won't need to add it again. Discount codes expire on 31 August 2016.
davidian84 to Elbandito
16 Feb 16#11
It now only works if you have amazon student
BuzzDuraband
16 Feb 161#8
It's £75 on a single purchase. £1500 over the duration of the year.
loulou1570
16 Feb 16#5
They have price matched the tesco direct offer that was posted yesterday
Rats did it all the way back in September and haven't had to enter is since. Pretty sure you just add it into the voucher / discount box at the end. If not their customer service is normally good.
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Once you've made one purchase on Amazon.co.uk using a discount code, the discount will apply to all eligible purchases until the end date of 31 August 2016, or until the cumulative value of those purchases reaches £1,500, whichever occurs first. You won't need to add it again. Discount codes expire on 31 August 2016.
Code just stays on the account once added