Free Standard Delivery @ Halfords.
Offer Ends Monday 23rd May.
Excludes Approved Partners.
16 comments
oUkTuRkEyIII
8 May 162#1
Excuse my ignorance but how is this a deal? a lot of places offer free delivery as standard so why is spending £10 to get it classed as a deal?
PrincessJellybean to oUkTuRkEyIII
8 May 16#2
Erm.... because you would normally have to pay for standard delivery at Halfords on orders between £10 and £30 and for the next 2 weeks you don't; and it's FREE.
It's £3 saved; that normally wouldn't be saved and thus it is a deal.
Most people factor delivery charges into the cost of their items when working out if its worth buying something online don't they?
oUkTuRkEyIII
9 May 161#3
I don't factor in delivery charges as I use the places that offer free delivery. If big companies can't offer me free delivery then I shop elsewhere. I would have voted hot if it was free delivery on everything but I just don't see this as deal. Sorry.
PrincessJellybean to oUkTuRkEyIII
9 May 16#4
Forgive me but that seems daft.... surely it makes more sense just to work out the final delivered cost of the item.
If an item is £12 with this offer (and postage normally would have been £2.99 on top of that making it £14.99)
you wouldn't pay more than £12 elsewhere just because they have free delivery as an everyday standard would you?
oUkTuRkEyIII
9 May 16#5
If it was over £12 but under £14.99 I would yes. It must just be my thing but I don't see paying delivery to big companies a deal when smaller companies can do it for free. I just think this would of been a deal with free delivery on everything for the month.
Theyve had jelly bean airfreshners reduced to £1 and ive wanted to buy some but didnt want to pay £2.99 delivery, but now i have free delivery if i spend £10 ( which was my intention) !! therefore it is a deal! 10 jellybean air fresheners for £10 with no p+p, bargain if u ask me! :smiley:
oUkTuRkEyIII to natalie291293
9 May 16#8
Would you of bought 5 though if the minimum spend was £5 or did you have your heart set on 10 jellybean air fresheners?
PrincessJellybean to natalie291293
9 May 16#9
That's cool :smile:
PrincessJellybean
9 May 16#10
Jelly Belly Bubble Gum Spray Air Freshener is £2 too :smile:
PrincessJellybean
9 May 16#11
Hopefully I'm getting my new car this week so I might need a few things from Halfords to make it feel like mine :smiley:
MBeeching
9 May 16#12
Was worth popping in just to watch Jelly vs Turkey :stuck_out_tongue:
PrincessJellybean to MBeeching
9 May 16#13
Cheeky :laughing:
natalie291293
9 May 16#14
Doesnt really matter how many i brought because still paid £1 each with no p+p
seanmorris100
9 May 16#15
So free delivery on everything? Not one thing is less than a tenner there lol...
seanmorris100
9 May 16#16
Brought? You mean bought sorry but thats the one thing that annoys me and this is a UK site...
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Offer Ends Monday 23rd May.
Excludes Approved Partners.
16 comments
It's £3 saved; that normally wouldn't be saved and thus it is a deal.
Most people factor delivery charges into the cost of their items when working out if its worth buying something online don't they?
If an item is £12 with this offer (and postage normally would have been £2.99 on top of that making it £14.99)
you wouldn't pay more than £12 elsewhere just because they have free delivery as an everyday standard would you?
A thread was actually posted on this subject the other day.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/ask/when-buy-online-would-prefer-free-shipping-with-costs-hidden-purchase-price-product-2441476