As title/ screenshot. Just seen this on one of my Gold cards, spend £50, get £20 back in-restaurant. Deal expires 30/06/2016.
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Newbold to JonDOnnis
4 Apr 167#16
Not another one trying to hijack a perfectly good thread. If you don't like it, why not just clear off and eat what you like, where you like - and leave everyone else free from your ramblings.
morgie to Bossworld
4 Apr 165#32
Even if you're going for a meal, buy a £50 giftcard first to get the £20 back, then use the giftcard to pay. That way you won't fall into the trap of feeling the need to over order to hit the £50 balance and can enjoy the saving over multiple visits.
Pizza Express are accepting Tastecard everyday up to and including 16/06. E.g. it's normally not valid Friday and Saturdays, but for the next two it will be. You get your cheapest starter, main and dessert for free.
Combine the above with this offer (best approach buying a giftcard) and you can get a decent priced meal out of it.
backinstock
28 May 16#68
Bought a £50 giftcard today, immediate email confirmation. Need a restaurant discount card now.
icekay
6 Apr 16#67
zakat means charity the 2.5% you mention iswhat all Muslim have to give to charity
There are many registered charities run by Muslims in e UK.
Halal certification is nothing to with zakat don't get it twisted
JonDOnnis
6 Apr 16#66
"Islamic law requires a 2.5% tax called zakat which is imposed on income and accumulated wealth of all devout Muslims.
ie. the muslims that are involved in the halal industry- the imams, slaughtermen, workers, business & shop owners etc."
JonDOnnis
6 Apr 16#65
Dude this is not some Britain First bull, this is an actual provable part of Sharia Law! To get Halal Certification, you have to PAY! There are plenty of articles about it.
Seriously google "Halal Religious Tax" and you will find out lots.
For example did you know that Cadburys pay for Halal Certification on their products!
This money goes to various Muslim Groups, it is a tax if you have to pay if you want the certification!
Seriously, not made up, not bull, an actual tax you have to pay, and its near invisibility and lack of clarity is what fuels people, the problem is that this money does end up in the hands of bad people
I am sure you can use taste card or priority moment deals with this as well.
BOGOF as standard
icekay
6 Apr 16#62
Deluded mate deluded rofl there is no Islamic tax on halal food, it's people like you that create problem by spreading total rubbish, you sound just like Britain first lol
icekay
6 Apr 16#61
If your so concerned about the animals why eat them, become a vegetarian then lol
ahotukdeal
5 Apr 16#60
ok, will try that to see if it has any effect.
JonDOnnis
5 Apr 16#59
Well it is instant death for the animal while they are already unconscious, so it is about as humane as you can get when performed correctly.
Obviously Islam has no respect for animals, so are happy to let them suffer so they can say a prayer to Allah
JonDOnnis
5 Apr 16#58
You need to do your research mate! All Halal food is subject to an Islamic Religious Tax, which has been connected to some very unsavoury people too
And yes Animal Rights! Halal food requires the animal to have its throat slit, hung upside down and then bleed out slowly all while fully conscious, it is an incredibly barbaric practise.
nothing to do with enrolling. the uk blue express one is my original card that i had lots of offers on before. gold card only recently.
morgie
4 Apr 16#55
I dunno, I'm enjoying the weather out here, and with the exchange rate the £100 saved buys a lot of pizza too!
backinstock
4 Apr 161#54
.................since the 'shop small' event.
Please bring that back.
leedslad83
4 Apr 16#53
Just combined with 40% off food and drinks with NHS Extra card. Bargin!
Bossworld
4 Apr 161#52
Just nipped in while in town tonight, instant email notification after buying a gift card.
First decent Amex offer for some time!
vkalia
4 Apr 16#51
I prefer Pizza hut over Pizza Express but a good reason to give it a try at much discounted price! heat from me.
morgie
4 Apr 16#50
See two posts above to enroll your additional cards. Is your Blue card a UK card?
morgie
4 Apr 16#49
Most seem to. I've been in one before and they said they didn't sell them, they actually meant they'd currently run out. Call ahead to confirm if you're making a special trip.
Vegetarian options are available - avoids all issues of meat :laughing:
Myasinax
4 Apr 16#44
Alot of very uneducated persons on a thread about a £20 saving at Pizza Express. Pizza Express throghout the UK using halal meat? Whilst still serving pepperoni (i.e. Pork) pizzas? Really?
morgie
4 Apr 161#43
Yup, it's fine. Lots of previous on this and just last Thursday I did the ASK offer on 3 cards in the same way purchasing giftcard credit on each. Tracked with the cashback showing today. I also did the last Pizza Express one before Christmas in the same way.
purplegoldfish
4 Apr 16#42
Shows on my British Airways Amex
Petetobin
4 Apr 16#41
I agree, as long as you buy the card instore and the transaction goes through their standard terminal, I can't see how Amex would know. All they get is a Merchant Id, date and amount.
Correct - but in theory rather than practice, because so far as Amex is concerned it's just another transaction, and it doesn't actually know what's been purchased.
amerjitdosanjh7
4 Apr 16#37
im stating a fact, a bolt in a head by another human being is **** up but hey let's all play call of duty
backinstock
4 Apr 161#36
Order just a pizza with your NUS card if you want and pay with the giftcard. With the giftcard balance, repeat and repeat. You don't have to spend the giftcard in one visit.
Petetobin
4 Apr 16#35
So if I buy a giftcard for £50, I get £20 back. I then buy I £84 dinner on a Monday and show my NUS card and this costs me £50 which I pay for using my giftcard. I end up getting £84 worth of food and drink for £30. That's an attractive 64% off. If the dinner was £33, it would cost me £20 after NUS Discount which I could pay for using my Amex credit. Only problem is that I would be left with £30 on the card to get rid of!
Petetobin
4 Apr 16#26
Could get double bubble with my NUS card I assume but that would need a big bill!
morgie to Petetobin
4 Apr 162#33
See post above.
backinstock to Petetobin
4 Apr 161#34
Buy the giftcard for £50 and use the giftcard to pay for your NUS perks at your leisure.
Bossworld
4 Apr 16#31
Cheers, just need to figure out the best way to get the other discounts as well. Suppose you can splash out on the booze if nothing else!
morgie to Bossworld
4 Apr 165#32
Even if you're going for a meal, buy a £50 giftcard first to get the £20 back, then use the giftcard to pay. That way you won't fall into the trap of feeling the need to over order to hit the £50 balance and can enjoy the saving over multiple visits.
you obviously haven't seen how animals in general are kept these days and how they are slaughtered these days and I'm not even talking halal or kosher
icekay
4 Apr 16#29
and a bolt to the head is so humane isn't it
JonDOnnis
4 Apr 16#12
I do not eat there as they force Halal food on unsuspecting people. Meaning you pay an Islamic Religious Tax whenever you eat there.
Not to mention the animal rights issues
powerjumps18 to JonDOnnis
4 Apr 164#13
no such thing as Islamic religious tax
Newbold to JonDOnnis
4 Apr 167#16
Not another one trying to hijack a perfectly good thread. If you don't like it, why not just clear off and eat what you like, where you like - and leave everyone else free from your ramblings.
KM4353 to JonDOnnis
4 Apr 165#18
icekay to JonDOnnis
4 Apr 162#28
islamic religious tax ?? You need to do your research
Animal rights ?? You better be a vegetarian
amerjitdosanjh7
4 Apr 16#27
exactly well said
amerjitdosanjh7
4 Apr 16#25
exactly well said
ultrak3wl
4 Apr 161#24
Very true, if you did it you would find yourself in court for animal cruelty. But somehow it's perfectly OK when they do it.
ultrak3wl
4 Apr 161#23
Isn't that the point he wants to eat what he likes and not what the restaurant thinks he ought to like?
Sunqueen
4 Apr 16#22
Thanks for posting, a nice treat for the kids in the holidays.
sotomonkey
4 Apr 16#19
If that thing about Halal is true then it's a valid point as drowning in your own blood after your throat is slit is not a particularly nice way to die but then I guess neither are more modern slaughter house methods either.
That said, is it just modern methods of slaughter plus a prayer or the rather more barbaric ones?
amerjitdosanjh7 to sotomonkey
4 Apr 16#21
its true about halal
alot of people don't fully understand what halal is and what the process is, but once understood what it is then people won't have meat like that again
I'm a Sikh guy and I will not eat halal at all because I don't agree with the halal process and how Muslims kill animals
ahotukdeal
4 Apr 16#20
It's on my gold card but not blue
chenzz
4 Apr 16#17
Heat it up even I really hated pizza express.
lakesh8602
4 Apr 16#15
Awesome! Saved on my BA Amex! Family Trip!!!
drummerdickens
4 Apr 163#14
And yet you somehow know about it..
matth5182
4 Apr 16#10
40% off on Monday / Tuesday and 20% off for the rest of the week for all you NUS extra card holders
twinkle to matth5182
4 Apr 16#11
Can I eat all that pizza.....??
solarfusion
4 Apr 16#9
Yes according to their website they are
morgie
4 Apr 16#8
They seem to be. You could call a specific store to confirm before a visit if you're going out of your way.
Newbold
4 Apr 161#2
And this will, of course, allow for the purchase of a heavily discounted Gift Card - watch the expiry date though.
sunnyp to Newbold
4 Apr 16#7
Are gift cards available in all Pizza Express stores?
backinstock
4 Apr 16#6
O2 priority offers too, for those with O2 sims.
£5 mains.
solarfusion
4 Apr 16#5
Great thanks OP. Good to know it can be used on gift cards too
backinstock
4 Apr 161#4
Only showing on one of my cards and it's the lesser one!
Great offer, especially with the giftcard / tastecard route.
I'll have a pizza that.
(please post a manual add if it becomes available)
Hopefully be of assistance with anyone with the kids off over Easter.
Pizza Express
Spend £50 or more, get £20 back
Save to Card to get a £20 statement credit on a transaction of £50 or more in-restaurant at Pizza Express by 30/06/2016. Valid once per Card for the first 225,000 Cardmembers to enrol. Terms and payment restrictions apply.
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As I've posted before I'd really recommend combining with the free Tastecard if dining Sunday to Thursday - http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/amex-20-statement-credit-when-spend-50-pizza-express-2425301?p=27722143
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Get a free 60 trial here - http://www.tastecard.co.uk/trial/2/muddymatches No credit card info needed. You can start to use the digital app version (Android or iOS) straight away.
Combine the above with this offer (best approach buying a giftcard) and you can get a decent priced meal out of it.
There are many registered charities run by Muslims in e UK.
Halal certification is nothing to with zakat don't get it twisted
ie. the muslims that are involved in the halal industry- the imams, slaughtermen, workers, business & shop owners etc."
Seriously google "Halal Religious Tax" and you will find out lots.
For example did you know that Cadburys pay for Halal Certification on their products!
This money goes to various Muslim Groups, it is a tax if you have to pay if you want the certification!
Seriously, not made up, not bull, an actual tax you have to pay, and its near invisibility and lack of clarity is what fuels people, the problem is that this money does end up in the hands of bad people
BOGOF as standard
Obviously Islam has no respect for animals, so are happy to let them suffer so they can say a prayer to Allah
And yes Animal Rights! Halal food requires the animal to have its throat slit, hung upside down and then bleed out slowly all while fully conscious, it is an incredibly barbaric practise.
Please bring that back.
First decent Amex offer for some time!
Most seem to. I've been in one before and they said they didn't sell them, they actually meant they'd currently run out. Call ahead to confirm if you're making a special trip.
As a reminder from post 3 it's available for non Amex issued cards (e.g. Lloyds, MBNA, TSB and Barclays Amex) - https://network.americanexpress.com/connect/uk/en/secure/doe_offer_detail.html?offer=GCOR_646192706
Vegetarian options are available - avoids all issues of meat :laughing:
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As I've posted before I'd really recommend combining with the free Tastecard if dining Sunday to Thursday - http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/amex-20-statement-credit-when-spend-50-pizza-express-2425301?p=27722143
Not to mention the animal rights issues
Animal rights ?? You better be a vegetarian
That said, is it just modern methods of slaughter plus a prayer or the rather more barbaric ones?
alot of people don't fully understand what halal is and what the process is, but once understood what it is then people won't have meat like that again
I'm a Sikh guy and I will not eat halal at all because I don't agree with the halal process and how Muslims kill animals
£5 mains.
Great offer, especially with the giftcard / tastecard route.
I'll have a pizza that.
(please post a manual add if it becomes available)
Thanks for posting. Heated!
Also available for non Amex issued cards (e.g. Lloyds, MBNA, TSB and Barclays Amex) - https://network.americanexpress.com/connect/uk/en/secure/doe_offer_detail.html?offer=GCOR_646192706
From the Offers section for an Amex card in your online account...
This will work when purchasing a giftcard based on past experience. I believe they're valid for 2 yrs.
Great to combine with other offers like a free 60 day Tastecard for 2 for 1 on starters, mains and desserts - http://www.tastecard.co.uk/trial/2/muddymatches
Checked my gold card and available for me.
Hopefully be of assistance with anyone with the kids off over Easter.
Pizza Express
Spend £50 or more, get £20 back
Save to Card to get a £20 statement credit on a transaction of £50 or more in-restaurant at Pizza Express by 30/06/2016. Valid once per Card for the first 225,000 Cardmembers to enrol. Terms and payment restrictions apply.