(Mods, please delete if already posted - I did a Nespresso search and couldn't find anything)
This won't suit everyone. However, I was about to purchase some more Nespresso pods from their website when I saw this offer.
It quotes a Nespresso machine for £1, based on a 12 month subscription.
There are 3 monthly subscription levels:
£18 - Inissia machine
£25 - Inissia & Milk
£45 - Lattissima Touch.
The monthly payment transfers into a Nespresso credit that can be used to purchase capsules, and anything else from the Nespresso store. The credits last for 2 years beyond the end of the subscription period.
My wife loves Nespresso, so I end up buying new pods every couple of months anyway. This seems like a good way of getting a 2nd machine if you have one already, or a way of budgeting for your first one, which might be useful with Christmas approaching. If there is a catch I can't see one.
I'm not going to get into the pro's and con's of Nespresso pods and value. They suit my family for convenience and taste.
For those who might be wondering which subscription to go for...
2 coffees each day works out at approx £18 per month.
3 coffees each day works out at just over £25 per month.
5 coffees each day works out at approx £45 per month.
(Note, you can cancel before the end of the 12 months, but there is a cancellation charge - £70 for the Inissia, £110 for the Inissia & Milk, and £225 for the Lattissima Touch. The machine remains yours after cancellation.)
so looking at the link it looks like you have to already have a nespresso machine to join.
finnil
10 Nov 16#3
I wondered that myself, but I logged out of my account to double check, and the offer was still there.
From the Nespresso FAQ:
What is this offer all about? What is the intent here?
It is a new way of onboarding and welcoming you to the world of Nespresso, with an offer for a machine of your choice at very low price. This offer comes with a 12-month contract: each month you will pay a fee. Your monthly fee becomes credit of the same amount that you can use to buy whatever Nespresso product you want and build your own coffee experience: You can use it to buy Nespresso coffees, delicious treats, cups or other accessories. You can use your credit whenever you want – it is cumulative (you don’t need to spend it all every month!) – Actually, you can use it even 2 years after the expiration of your 12 month contract.
banjomike
10 Nov 16#4
I like the idea of free delivery for 50 capsules rather than 200. I need to do my sums.
sm99uk
10 Nov 161#5
This seems like a great deal - if I didn't already have a machine, I'd be snapping it up! The fact you can carry your credit over for up to 2 years after the 12-month contract is up means you're basically getting the machine for free even if you only drink one cup a day. The 50 capsules free delivery is also a great deal. The Inissia on its own at £18 is the better deal than the £25 to get the milk frother too, as that is working out at £80+ more for the year when the frother only costs £50 on its own.
wattsy66 to sm99uk
10 Nov 16#16
do you not also get more capsules on the £25 deal i.e. 80 as opposed 60?
wattsy66 to sm99uk
10 Nov 16#21
do you not also get more capsules on the £25 deal i.e. 80 as opposed 60?
britespark007
10 Nov 16#6
1.15 This offer is limited to the first 1,000 Nespresso machines only.
This is at the very bottom of the terms and conditions.
finnil
10 Nov 161#7
Just noticed...
1.14 This offer is limited to new customers only.
That's a pain! I ordered an Inissia on the £18 plan, as a spare, because I think my current machine is on its last legs. But I'm already a customer. My order is being processed at the mo. I wish they had just declined it at point of order :disappointed:
Update: I've just had a shipping confirmation email, which includes the machine. Looks like I'll be getting it :smiley:
andymack
10 Nov 16#8
I have a wee tassimo but im so tempted to jump at this
vitor19771 to andymack
10 Nov 161#10
Just buyed one,no brainer to me as i spend more than £450 a year on capsules
vitor19771
10 Nov 16#9
I'm wondering if we can combine this deal with the £75 credit when buying a new machine
Heat btw
Smunchy
10 Nov 16#11
I signed up in store about a month ago, I am an existing customer and they had no problems with that
Daveaka
10 Nov 16#12
Interesting offer, my concern is I like quite a large mug of coffee, say 300ml inc. milk. I read the the 'lungo' are about 110ml. Can they be topped up with milk or more hot water and not taste too weak? (I know :-) )
Also with the subscription, can I choose a selection of pods?. My partner likes decaffeinated coffee or the occasional hot chocolate
paulj48 to Daveaka
10 Nov 161#14
You can top it up with hot water but it'll taste weaker, whether that's too weak is personal opinion, also they don't do hot chocolate as its a espresso machine.
johnnyboyuk to Daveaka
10 Nov 161#15
If you like larger coffees the Tassimo is probably a good option, aswell as offering a hot chocolate pod.
blackburn_w to Daveaka
10 Nov 16#24
i usually make an cup of coffee by doing a lungo pod though twice and add milk fills a tall Starbucks mug no problems
KellyC75
10 Nov 16#13
tempted by this offer!
but ive never tried one, how would you compare to tassimo latte or costa etc?
thanks op for sharing deal
Gollywood
10 Nov 168#17
How will they brought it to your house?
johnthehuman
10 Nov 16#18
Umm, what?
ChrisUK
10 Nov 16#19
I normally add around 1-2" of milk to a mug, microwave for 1 min (or use a frother), then I can top up with the Large setting & Small setting on my Nespresso machine for a "full" mug.
If wanting stronger (3/4 mug), just use the Large setting.
For a strong coffee (1/2 mug), use the Small setting.
Even at a full mug it tastes good, the coffee standard itself is way above the likes of Tassimo etc.
paulj48
10 Nov 16#20
you can use the £25 how ether you see fit, you don't have to spend it all at once each month and don't have to just spend it on pods.
paulj48
10 Nov 16#22
so are you saying your running extra water through an already used pod? I've tried that and the extra coffee that comes out will be bitter tasting.
johnthehuman
10 Nov 16#23
The shock will come when you realise just how few Nespresso coffees you get for £45 and weep that you've got a massive subscription to keep up, plus you need to run out to Sainsburys to pick up more pods :laughing:
vitor19771
10 Nov 16#25
Expired why??
ChrisUK
10 Nov 16#26
It still picks up the coffee flavour but its not as strong. The taste doesn't differ (imo), but its obviously not as strong.
paulj48
10 Nov 16#27
you mustn't have great taste buds then, Nespresso pods have just the correct amount of coffee for the water running through them, ground coffee will give a bitter taste once the optimum amount of water has passed through. I sometimes will brew the strongest Lungo then with no pod in run the small water, this then makes an Americano.
wattsy66
10 Nov 16#28
machine with frother on amazon is only £85 plus £75 coffee vouchers !!!
how long do the pods last? I only use on average 1 a day but the most expensive machine looks really nice and a decent upgrade from my dolce gusto machine
djames108 to badasschris
10 Nov 161#33
well I'd imagine 1 pod lasts......um.....once......
finnil to badasschris
10 Nov 161#34
They have a best before on the pack. It's usually about a year. Don't forget you don't have to but the pods straight away. You have up to 2 years beyond the end of the 12 month subscription to buy the pods.
djames108
10 Nov 161#31
it get brought with post/courier
Redfist
10 Nov 161#32
Very interesting offer. Thanks for this. I've been wanting to try these Nespresso machines for awhile. So essentially this means I get the machine for £1 and just have to pay for the pods, is that correct? I'm a bit confused about some of the comments here. If 2 coffees a day = £18pm that equates to 30p per coffee. If 3 coffees a day = £25 that equates to 28p per coffee. Basically you're not losing out if you get the more expensive machine because you get more coffee and the credit lasts for 2 years, right?
finnil to Redfist
10 Nov 16#36
The price of the pod is variable, depending on the flavour chosen. Usually works out between 28p and 38p per pod. Most are about 30p.
johnthehuman
10 Nov 161#35
As a comparison, I get through 1Kg of whole beans per 3 months, and that costs me roughly £15. so £5 per month.
The bean to cup machine cost me just under £200. I get 5 and a half years of coffee for £540.
£45 per month is £540 per year. If you're going to spend that, you might as well buy your coffee from Costa and save a bit of space in the kitchen.
badasschris to johnthehuman
10 Nov 16#38
hmmm now you have me thinking. Do you think this machine will make as good coffee as the most expensive nespresso machine? https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B001EOMZ5E/?tag=ho01f-21
I assume you have to clean quite often but I do like the freedom and no plastic waste
badasschris
10 Nov 16#37
cool so call that a maximum of 4 years from the day I order (last order for a years supply at the end of the 3rd year) means the total cost for 4 years is about £12 a month which is probably about what I spend at the moment. hmmmm decisions. One thing I don't like about dolce gusto is the horrible waste, anyone used the recycling service for this company? how does it work?
Chiptivo
10 Nov 16#39
dolce gusto is just powdered instant.
Nespresso send you bags that are free to drop at a shop or a collect plus, they have a nice page that shows what happens to them, grounds are recycled and then the aluminium is recycled.
finnil
10 Nov 16#40
I'd argue it makes better coffee, but it obviously depends on the quality of the bean.
I tried to migrate my wife to one of these from Nespresso, to try and save some money on coffee, but it had to go back - it has quite a large footprint.
For info, the coffee made from the cheapest or dearest Nespresso machine is identical. You just pay extra for the levels of automation or design.
johnthehuman
10 Nov 161#41
That's the one I've got. It doesn't require too much cleaning, the drip tray at the bottom would need cleaning a lot, since the machine likes to purge itself before and after each coffee, but most people I know use their own drip tray and empty that of water each use (simply throwing water into the sink :smile:). Every 5 or 6 shots you need to empty the little coffee 'pucks' into the recycling, and every few weeks it'll need a wipe down inside, nothing too strenuous.
Only difference will be that you need to 'froth' your own milk. Coupling that with fact you've got more control over your beans and therefore access to a much wider range of coffees, I'm not sure why you would choose a Nespresso over a bean-to-cup.
sham63
10 Nov 16#42
I'm already registered and it just worked for me - thanks for posting!
Went for the 'biggie' at £45 pm
Redfist
10 Nov 16#43
Except that it says your credit lasts for 2 years after your subscription ends. Essentially that's £540 credit for 3 years which is £180 per year for 5 coffees per day.
How many coffees do you get per day for 1kg whole beans per 3 month?
johnnyboyuk
10 Nov 16#44
For the £45 option you probably wouldn't drink those all in one year and the credit can be used essentially over a 3 year period.
plewis00
10 Nov 16#45
That's assuming your mechanical machine doesn't break down, you can be bothered to clean it and you don't want anything other than normal coffees - a lot of assumptions there. But this deal will be good for some, even if it's not good for you. Going to a coffee shop each day is all well and good but that's more time spent queuing and not in the comfort of your own home.
johnthehuman
10 Nov 16#46
That doesn't work. Your 5 coffees per day costs £45. and you only get 12 months of £45 credit.
johnthehuman
10 Nov 16#47
Is the Nespresso made of magic? It's a mechanical machine afaik.
What's a "normal" coffee? I can make espresso, macciatos, flat white, long black, americano, latte, frappuccino, cappuccino, cortado, and at a push, some imagination and fiddling of some knobs, ristretto.
sham63
10 Nov 162#48
The main point is that for most existing Nespresso users this is a no-brainer.
I spend £58 for 200 capsules every 6 weeks, so i'll get a £270 machine for nothing.
I can use it or flog it on Ebay.
plewis00
10 Nov 16#49
Your bean-to-cup machine has a much more difficult workload with grinding beans up (and I've seen a number of my friends' ones break or need servicing, which is inevitably about the time they just stop using them) than a Nespresso which is basically just a high-pressure pump. The Nespresso is more convenient for the vast majority of people who don't have time to faff around, so my point was, you're assuming that because your machine suits you, it should suit everyone. This, you just pop a pod into it, it simplifies the process and requires less cleaning, so any more marginal perceived cost is wiped out with time and ease savings - horses for courses.
paulj48
10 Nov 16#50
totally agree, I had a bean to cup machine and got rid of it for a Nespresso due to convenience and consistency. I used to always struggle frothing the milk, then the beans I'd bough that tasted great for a few days where then going off and not as fresh as they could be, I suppose I could have split a big bag up and froze some but again that's more faff. Nespresso pods are always fresh and taste reasonably good.
johnthehuman
10 Nov 16#51
Indeed, I'm not saying you shouldn't buy a Nespresso, they're obviously fantastic little machines for some people, just in my experience I prefer the 'faff' to be able spend less and have more control over the coffee.
Redfist
10 Nov 16#52
I'm not sure you quite understand. You pay £45 credit per month but you can use this up at any point from 2 years after the 12 month subscription ends. You can even order capsules with this credit towards the end of the third year making it last even longer. If you spread the credit over 3 years it equates to 1.6 coffees per day which is £15pm and you get a free Nespresso machine, if I understand correctly.
If you're on 5 cups a day, Nespresso will cost you £45 a month regardless of which option you take up.
If you're on less, you could save the credit and spread over a longer term, but make note that you will have to pay £45 a month up front in your first year, to "buy" these credits. Also make sure you make yourself aware of the terms, and cancel any ongoing contract.
The free machine makes Nespresso more competitive against buy your own machine and buy your own coffee, but still more expensive for the advantage of simplicity and convenience, so really its a personal call.
finnil
10 Nov 16#57
That's the suspect site that was declining card payments, and suggesting bank transfers.
Regardless of whether you are a new or existing customer, as long as you are confident that you will use that amount of coffee pods over 3 or 4 years, then you are effectively getting the machine for £1.
The debate about quality of coffee or cost of each coffee isn't really relevant to the deal.
johnthehuman
10 Nov 16#58
^ that's what you said, clearly showing you don't really understand :laughing:
Blackhorse
10 Nov 16#59
Looks good, love our coffee so prepared to have a go on this
I like the idea of real milk as apposed to the UHT tripe in the tassimos
KrazyPonk
10 Nov 16#60
Scanning through the comments above, I don't think I saw anyone mentioning the Senseo coffe pod system from Phillips? I got my espresso machine from Tesco for under £30 and buy the Senseo pods in bulk from Amazon (France). I like a good strong cup, and the Dark "Corsé" pods work out about 11p to 13p each, depending on exchange rate. I buy a year's supply at a time (10 x 36 pod bags) and just have 1 a day at a cost of about £45 a year - not a month. If you don't want to buy pods in bulk, then they still work out at only around 15p to 20p each if buying from Tesco etc. so still very much more economical than Nespresso, Tassimo and similar systems.
obsydian
10 Nov 16#61
Thanks just ordered the £45 a month and probably sell the machine.
paulj48
10 Nov 16#62
Those aren't espresso machine's that use a pump to force the water through the grind, Senseo is more like a glorified coffee filter machine, not the same at all. It even says in the FAQ on the Senseo site that the coffee wont taste like an espresso but will taste like a filter coffee. https://www.senseo.co.uk/faq/
Redfist
10 Nov 16#63
Yeah, that's my bad. I meant 5 coffees per day for 1 year at £540 which you can spread over 3 years but you're only getting 1.6 cups per day. It's rather confusing but if you drink 1-2 cups per day you will spend £540 on coffee pods over 3 years.
johnthehuman
10 Nov 16#64
That was my point though, at 1-2 cups per day for me, £540 would last me almost 6 years. And I'm not locked into buying Nespresso pods.
Either way, this is a deal, IF you really like Nespresso :smile:
jimbojames79
10 Nov 161#65
We used to have one of these in work. Everyone just used 3 capsules per mug. Expensive and time consuming but when you're at work it doesn't really matter ;-)
AdDaMan
10 Nov 16#66
amazing deal, thankyou!
marra
10 Nov 16#67
Where does it give info about the £75 worth of vouchers? I can't see it, cheers.
obsydian
10 Nov 16#68
3 per mug ???
they are either hard-core or really needed the lungo for a taller coffee
Sorry, have i missed something here. Have signed up to this deal and I don't see anything about free delivery for 50 capsules instead of 200.
Have just checked against my £18 credit by putting 50 capsules into my basket and proceeding to checkout but it still wants to charge me delivery.
Am i doing something wrong?
Have some heat, fantastic deal.
finnil
10 Nov 16#74
Click on the link and scroll down. It says, "Subscribe now and benefit from free standard deliveries on all orders for the duration of the contract (minimum order of 50 capsules applies)"
wonderbrawl
10 Nov 16#75
Same situation here. Looks like I've just got myself a £1 Nespresso machine for work!
Coffee100
10 Nov 16#76
Omg. I'm so confused!
Do these deals come with the £75 credit.
1jim
11 Nov 16#77
have ordered the 45 quid subscription, looks a cracking deal for a new machine and it won't take us long to spend the credit either. Ordered last night and just received dispatch email this morning.
doubt it comes with the £75 credit as well, certainly no mention of it so would assume not and is a bonus if it does but assume it's unlikely!
colinofhove
11 Nov 16#78
I would have thought this is a totally separate deal, i cannot see Nespresso giving you a brand spankiing new machine for £1 with a £75 credit.
I have a Nespresso already and i got the £75 credit which was and is also a great deal.
luvadealme
11 Nov 16#79
mind me askign what time you ordered, mine is still pending...
is the credit showing up in your account already for you to make an order (am desperately low on coffee, so holding off until approved before I order)
banjomike
11 Nov 16#80
Mine has arrived!!
1jim
11 Nov 16#81
Must have been 10pm ish, not delivered yet but suspect will be tomorrow
just checked account and the £45 shows as credit in the subscription area.
Blackhorse
11 Nov 16#82
Mine has only just changed to dispatched and credit showing on account
I got the £47 starter lungo bundle that included the free cups.
Hopefully it lets me order the other bundle next month with the free espresso cups
vitor19771
11 Nov 16#83
can't find nothing on website with free cups can you plz post a link ty
cheztaz
11 Nov 16#84
Hi Blackhorse,
where did you find this offer please? as I cannot find it..or does it appear once your order has been processed?
Thanks :innocent:
obsydian
11 Nov 16#85
mine is arriving today and credit is already in my account
Blackhorse
11 Nov 161#86
Its not there anymore now ive ordered it.
Assume its a one time only thing? It was my first order was kinda starter pack thingy
Its not there anymore now ive ordered it. =(
Assume its a one time only thing? It was my first order was kinda starter pack thingy
cheztaz
11 Nov 16#87
That would explain it - I am an existing customer lol..thanks anyhow.
Chiptivo
11 Nov 16#88
Did the machine arrive, or just a contract?
sham63
11 Nov 16#89
My new machine arrived today - thanks OP!
obsydian
12 Nov 16#90
Machine is at collect+ location (collecting today) showing as £279 charge and then £279 credit in my account. Mine is not a new account.
Coffee100
12 Nov 16#91
Machine arrived. :smiley:
Chiptivo
12 Nov 16#92
Thanks, mine out for delivery today.
My account is 5 years old, had issues with them for weeks to be honest.
My 5 year old machine now leaks, so the Manchester Store initially told me I could have one when I went in.
Decided to think about it and went home. Called at 10pm one night (24hr customer service), got through to an Ireland call centre who knew nothing about Subscriptions, when I gave her the web url, she laughed and said, "It would have been told about this before the customers".
Call back next day in better hours and was told new customers only, even though my machine is broken and 5 years old.
Then called again after an email inquiry said I could have one but they had an IT issue which meant they could not order one on my account. 2 weeks later they are still trying to fix that when I saw this thread and they can now be ordered online.
The only issue I have at the moment is that it is trying to apply a delivery charge when using my credit which is wrong.
Coffee100
12 Nov 16#93
Can u use credits in store?
Chiptivo
12 Nov 16#94
yes
Coffee100
12 Nov 16#95
Yay!! Thanks.
Coffee100
12 Nov 16#96
Thanks!!
Anyone know if u can get £75 with this too
obsydian
12 Nov 16#97
No this is £1 for machine
1jim
12 Nov 16#98
my latisimo touch arrived today, fantastic machine, not bad at all for a quid
Blackhorse
12 Nov 16#99
Mine arrived today, along with the first order
colinofhove
13 Nov 16#100
Mine arrives yesterday and I've been an existing customer for 2 years.
I also had a problem with delivery being charged on my order, just give it a couple of days and the system seems to catch up with you being on a subscription then the delivery charge drops off. :sunglasses: one happy boy.
lushuk99
14 Nov 16#101
Thanks OP, received my Lattissima and have been told by Nespresso that I'm also entitled to the £75 promotion reward.
Excellent deal!
johnnyboyuk
15 Nov 16#102
Who did you contact to confirm this? Thanks
lushuk99
15 Nov 16#103
I emailed Nespresso customer services, and they phoned me and told me that I could claim the £75 by filling in the online promotion form. I told them I had the machine on subscription and they again confirmed I was eligible for the promotion.
Chiptivo
15 Nov 16#104
It says my membership number is invalid.
lushuk99
15 Nov 16#105
I'd give customer services a call, they've always been excellent in my experience and very helpful.
johnnyboyuk
15 Nov 16#106
Well I'll give it a try. Not sure I need £75 worth of pods on top of the £540 but what the heck...
colinofhove
15 Nov 16#107
Just done my online application, fingers crossed if this come off.
Good deal as it stands now, but with the credit on top , wowser!! oO8)
sickly sweet
16 Nov 16#108
Thanks.
I don't know if it's been mentioned but my concern was that if after the 12 months if I forget to cancel I'll be in a 'rolling contract' but nope, I read the T&Cs and the contact expires after the 12 months and the payments cease to be taken. Brilliant.
Great deal OP.
If only I liked coffee :laughing:
Bearclare80s
16 Nov 16#109
Hi, could someone comment if they get credited with the winter promotion as I've been told via email and telephone that the subscription doesn't qualify for the offer. Would appreciate anyone commenting if they are given the promotion
johnnyboyuk
16 Nov 16#110
Got an email back to say a winter promotion has already been applied to my machine so as expected you can't claim the £75 aswell.
obsydian
16 Nov 16#111
In the T&C is states contract is only 12 mths then auto cancels
obsydian
16 Nov 16#112
Just tried to also the £75 credit but keeps coming up with an error, oddly my machine is not showing - have emailed Nespresso.
This is even hotter if you get £75.
colinofhove
21 Nov 16#113
Any updates? Personally I'm still waiting to hear.
Thanks.
hecs1234
21 Nov 16#114
Sent all info to Nespresso for £75.00 winter offer and got an email asking for receipt, sent receipt then I was told this is not valid for said offer, so sending the machine back due to very poor customer service, not related to £75.00 offer.
From website.............(Subscription cannot be used in conjunction with any other Nespresso promotion, offer or discount. Please see our terms and conditions.)
banjomike
21 Nov 16#115
I got this from them: A Nespresso Promotional Club Reward has already been applied against this machine's serial number.
So no £75 worth of coffee, just a machine for £1. I can live with that.
camo145
21 Nov 16#116
Does anyone know if this deal is still running? I ordered mine on Sunday night but still sitting at pending
colinofhove
23 Nov 16#117
Same for me, it's always worth a try though.
Can't be upset with getting a brand new machine for £1 Can we?.
Sim
28 Nov 16#118
Voted Hot, Thanks OP.
I've just ordered mine on the £18 plan. We already have a Lattissima Touch machine, and usually order 200 capsules every 3-4 months. On the subscription I'll be ordering 50 capsules per month without paying anything extra, and have a spare / machine for the office :smiley:
Fila79
29 Nov 16#119
the £25 and £45 plan coffee machines are not available now :disappointed:
sickly sweet
15 Dec 16#120
Woooohoooooo I lucked in!
The £75 credit promotion has also been applied to my account
I filled in the online form, and did a screenshot of the order confirmation email.
It took less than a week from application to acceptance.
sickly sweet
15 Dec 16#121
Seeeing as the coffee pods would have been bought anyway, they're basically paying me £74 worth of pods to have their lovely free machine.
Nice one.
Thanks OP.
Chiptivo
15 Dec 16#122
Mine was rejected.. Very poor..
camo145
16 Dec 16#123
Applied for mine yesterday! Hope it goes through
mr_hercules
4 Jan 17#124
If you said "tasted like powdered instant" you'd have a point. However I suggest you break open a DG pod and see what's inside. I'll save you the trouble: it's ground coffee!
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Opening post
This won't suit everyone. However, I was about to purchase some more Nespresso pods from their website when I saw this offer.
It quotes a Nespresso machine for £1, based on a 12 month subscription.
There are 3 monthly subscription levels:
£18 - Inissia machine
£25 - Inissia & Milk
£45 - Lattissima Touch.
The monthly payment transfers into a Nespresso credit that can be used to purchase capsules, and anything else from the Nespresso store. The credits last for 2 years beyond the end of the subscription period.
My wife loves Nespresso, so I end up buying new pods every couple of months anyway. This seems like a good way of getting a 2nd machine if you have one already, or a way of budgeting for your first one, which might be useful with Christmas approaching. If there is a catch I can't see one.
I'm not going to get into the pro's and con's of Nespresso pods and value. They suit my family for convenience and taste.
For those who might be wondering which subscription to go for...
2 coffees each day works out at approx £18 per month.
3 coffees each day works out at just over £25 per month.
5 coffees each day works out at approx £45 per month.
(Note, you can cancel before the end of the 12 months, but there is a cancellation charge - £70 for the Inissia, £110 for the Inissia & Milk, and £225 for the Lattissima Touch. The machine remains yours after cancellation.)
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From the Nespresso FAQ:
What is this offer all about? What is the intent here?
It is a new way of onboarding and welcoming you to the world of Nespresso, with an offer for a machine of your choice at very low price. This offer comes with a 12-month contract: each month you will pay a fee. Your monthly fee becomes credit of the same amount that you can use to buy whatever Nespresso product you want and build your own coffee experience: You can use it to buy Nespresso coffees, delicious treats, cups or other accessories. You can use your credit whenever you want – it is cumulative (you don’t need to spend it all every month!) – Actually, you can use it even 2 years after the expiration of your 12 month contract.
This is at the very bottom of the terms and conditions.
1.14 This offer is limited to new customers only.
That's a pain! I ordered an Inissia on the £18 plan, as a spare, because I think my current machine is on its last legs. But I'm already a customer. My order is being processed at the mo. I wish they had just declined it at point of order :disappointed:
Update: I've just had a shipping confirmation email, which includes the machine. Looks like I'll be getting it :smiley:
Heat btw
Also with the subscription, can I choose a selection of pods?. My partner likes decaffeinated coffee or the occasional hot chocolate
but ive never tried one, how would you compare to tassimo latte or costa etc?
thanks op for sharing deal
If wanting stronger (3/4 mug), just use the Large setting.
For a strong coffee (1/2 mug), use the Small setting.
Even at a full mug it tastes good, the coffee standard itself is way above the likes of Tassimo etc.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Nespresso-Inissia-Capsule-Machine-Aeroccino3/dp/B00J5W99UQ/ref=pd_sim_325_7?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=TSP5M6YHS3J6FMH9J8AH
The bean to cup machine cost me just under £200. I get 5 and a half years of coffee for £540.
£45 per month is £540 per year. If you're going to spend that, you might as well buy your coffee from Costa and save a bit of space in the kitchen.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B001EOMZ5E/?tag=ho01f-21
I assume you have to clean quite often but I do like the freedom and no plastic waste
Nespresso send you bags that are free to drop at a shop or a collect plus, they have a nice page that shows what happens to them, grounds are recycled and then the aluminium is recycled.
I tried to migrate my wife to one of these from Nespresso, to try and save some money on coffee, but it had to go back - it has quite a large footprint.
For info, the coffee made from the cheapest or dearest Nespresso machine is identical. You just pay extra for the levels of automation or design.
Only difference will be that you need to 'froth' your own milk. Coupling that with fact you've got more control over your beans and therefore access to a much wider range of coffees, I'm not sure why you would choose a Nespresso over a bean-to-cup.
Went for the 'biggie' at £45 pm
How many coffees do you get per day for 1kg whole beans per 3 month?
What's a "normal" coffee? I can make espresso, macciatos, flat white, long black, americano, latte, frappuccino, cappuccino, cortado, and at a push, some imagination and fiddling of some knobs, ristretto.
I spend £58 for 200 capsules every 6 weeks, so i'll get a £270 machine for nothing.
I can use it or flog it on Ebay.
If you're on less, you could save the credit and spread over a longer term, but make note that you will have to pay £45 a month up front in your first year, to "buy" these credits. Also make sure you make yourself aware of the terms, and cancel any ongoing contract.
The free machine makes Nespresso more competitive against buy your own machine and buy your own coffee, but still more expensive for the advantage of simplicity and convenience, so really its a personal call.
Regardless of whether you are a new or existing customer, as long as you are confident that you will use that amount of coffee pods over 3 or 4 years, then you are effectively getting the machine for £1.
The debate about quality of coffee or cost of each coffee isn't really relevant to the deal.
^ that's what you said, clearly showing you don't really understand :laughing:
I like the idea of real milk as apposed to the UHT tripe in the tassimos
Either way, this is a deal, IF you really like Nespresso :smile:
they are either hard-core or really needed the lungo for a taller coffee
Anyone know when the offer started?
I've just received my shipping confirmation.
£45 for that model
Have just checked against my £18 credit by putting 50 capsules into my basket and proceeding to checkout but it still wants to charge me delivery.
Am i doing something wrong?
Have some heat, fantastic deal.
Do these deals come with the £75 credit.
doubt it comes with the £75 credit as well, certainly no mention of it so would assume not and is a bonus if it does but assume it's unlikely!
I have a Nespresso already and i got the £75 credit which was and is also a great deal.
is the credit showing up in your account already for you to make an order (am desperately low on coffee, so holding off until approved before I order)
just checked account and the £45 shows as credit in the subscription area.
I got the £47 starter lungo bundle that included the free cups.
Hopefully it lets me order the other bundle next month with the free espresso cups
where did you find this offer please? as I cannot find it..or does it appear once your order has been processed?
Thanks :innocent:
Assume its a one time only thing? It was my first order was kinda starter pack thingy
Its not there anymore now ive ordered it. =(
Assume its a one time only thing? It was my first order was kinda starter pack thingy
My account is 5 years old, had issues with them for weeks to be honest.
My 5 year old machine now leaks, so the Manchester Store initially told me I could have one when I went in.
Decided to think about it and went home. Called at 10pm one night (24hr customer service), got through to an Ireland call centre who knew nothing about Subscriptions, when I gave her the web url, she laughed and said, "It would have been told about this before the customers".
Call back next day in better hours and was told new customers only, even though my machine is broken and 5 years old.
Then called again after an email inquiry said I could have one but they had an IT issue which meant they could not order one on my account. 2 weeks later they are still trying to fix that when I saw this thread and they can now be ordered online.
The only issue I have at the moment is that it is trying to apply a delivery charge when using my credit which is wrong.
Anyone know if u can get £75 with this too
I also had a problem with delivery being charged on my order, just give it a couple of days and the system seems to catch up with you being on a subscription then the delivery charge drops off.
:sunglasses: one happy boy.
Excellent deal!
Good deal as it stands now, but with the credit on top , wowser!! oO8)
I don't know if it's been mentioned but my concern was that if after the 12 months if I forget to cancel I'll be in a 'rolling contract' but nope, I read the T&Cs and the contact expires after the 12 months and the payments cease to be taken. Brilliant.
Great deal OP.
If only I liked coffee :laughing:
This is even hotter if you get £75.
Thanks.
From website.............(Subscription cannot be used in conjunction with any other Nespresso promotion, offer or discount. Please see our terms and conditions.)
A Nespresso Promotional Club Reward has already been applied against this machine's serial number.
So no £75 worth of coffee, just a machine for £1. I can live with that.
Can't be upset with getting a brand new machine for £1 Can we?.
I've just ordered mine on the £18 plan. We already have a Lattissima Touch machine, and usually order 200 capsules every 3-4 months. On the subscription I'll be ordering 50 capsules per month without paying anything extra, and have a spare / machine for the office :smiley:
The £75 credit promotion has also been applied to my account
I filled in the online form, and did a screenshot of the order confirmation email.
It took less than a week from application to acceptance.
Nice one.
Thanks OP.