Laptop is currently 349.99 on very with 12 months buy now pay later and £100 automatic credit back onto your account. I know people may not like these credit accounts but is the currently the cheapest way to buy an i3 laptop with ssd.
Acer Aspire ES 15, Intel Core I3 Processor, 6Gb RAM, 128Gb SSD Storage, 15.6 Inch Full HD Laptop
Top comments
pr2thej
10 Dec 163#26
I was super arsey about it and quoted some scripture. The email that got the result was;
"Thank you for your response.
Regardless of your internal processes, which I have little sympathy for it is unacceptable for you to have to rely on your customers to tell you which promotions you are running. I'm certain that Trading Standards would be most interested in this response. Certainly I will be writing to them under the Consumer Protection From Unfair Trading Regulations (2008) if I am not satisfied with your response.
Rather luckily (and from past experience with Very) I did have the foresight to capture the offer details. I anticipated that Very would attempt to wriggle out of the £100.00 credit, and you have not disappointed.
Please see attached 'very100.png' which states the offer terms as follows;
- Buy a Computing product. In my case this was the MSI 1070 Gaming X for £499 and some pence.
- Select Buy Now Pay Later. Done, as with all my Very purchases
- £100 credit to be received by 11th Oct 2016. Its now 3rd Nov and no credit.
I expect not to have to write another email, as you now have all the detail required to credit £100 to my account.Considering that I have been waiting 23 days for the £100 credit I expect that you will push this through without further delay."
Hope that's useful, happy to provide you the full email chain in PM if it'll assist?
All comments (40)
frazzzle
9 Dec 16#1
thanks, been looking for something like this :smiley:
martinhosking
9 Dec 16#2
Seems a very good deal, heat added. :smiley:
Lahn
9 Dec 161#3
SSD, i3, 6GB ram, FHD resolution, looks like this one checks all the boxes for a great experience to use, and for just £250, hot hot hot!
pr2thej
9 Dec 161#4
Excellent price but SCREENSHOT THE OFFER. If theres a dispute, Very will want you to prove that there was an offer in the first place. I've just resolved a month long dispute with them about something very similar where i fortunately did screenshot the offer.
Tj17usa
9 Dec 16#5
Question - can I select buy now pay later, select over 6 months and then just pay the balance immediately and still get the £100 credited back? Or do I have to wait before I pay?
roscoe2000
9 Dec 16#6
is the £100 credit cashback available on everything? (over a certain amount)
roscoe2000
9 Dec 16#7
Seems to be anything over £349 - there's also a 10% off code KPAJM for your first credit orcer
ben123456
9 Dec 161#8
tj17,just pick the 12 months, then pay it off, to be safe with cashback. Any way I've had no problems with very, always credited back.
ben123456
9 Dec 16#9
tj17,you don't have to pay anything for a year, so wait till you've got your cashback then pay it off, if you want to. Sorry make a payment to cover delivery, about a £5
roscoe2000
9 Dec 161#10
I bought the Lenono 14inch - had ben looking at it for £529. Got the 10% off plus the £100 cashback so happy with that (around £380)
leeparsons
9 Dec 16#11
shame you dont get this back in cash value thou. Very doesnt really do it for me
Rusty82 to leeparsons
9 Dec 16#12
But you get it off the price you owe so is that not the same?
This laptop on very is £249.99 with an existing account. Less if you create a new one by looks of it.
Would you rather pay the £349.99 and then they give you £100 back in cash?
Drop in display keep mind Full HD LED-Backlit Display (1920x1080) vs. HD LED-Backlit Display (1366x768), that would scupper it for me.
cemsezer
10 Dec 16#22
Is this credit applied to very account or to the bank account?
Rusty82 to cemsezer
10 Dec 161#24
It's applied to the amount you owe. So on the 1st of Feb the amount will drop from £349.99 to £249.99, that is if that's all you owe them.
Rusty82
10 Dec 16#25
Both are great specs and hot prices but I opted for this one for the screen.
pr2thej
10 Dec 163#26
I was super arsey about it and quoted some scripture. The email that got the result was;
"Thank you for your response.
Regardless of your internal processes, which I have little sympathy for it is unacceptable for you to have to rely on your customers to tell you which promotions you are running. I'm certain that Trading Standards would be most interested in this response. Certainly I will be writing to them under the Consumer Protection From Unfair Trading Regulations (2008) if I am not satisfied with your response.
Rather luckily (and from past experience with Very) I did have the foresight to capture the offer details. I anticipated that Very would attempt to wriggle out of the £100.00 credit, and you have not disappointed.
Please see attached 'very100.png' which states the offer terms as follows;
- Buy a Computing product. In my case this was the MSI 1070 Gaming X for £499 and some pence.
- Select Buy Now Pay Later. Done, as with all my Very purchases
- £100 credit to be received by 11th Oct 2016. Its now 3rd Nov and no credit.
I expect not to have to write another email, as you now have all the detail required to credit £100 to my account.Considering that I have been waiting 23 days for the £100 credit I expect that you will push this through without further delay."
Hope that's useful, happy to provide you the full email chain in PM if it'll assist?
GoldenGaze
10 Dec 16#27
Voted Hot Hot Hot!! Thanks OP, this is what I've been waiting for since I missed out on the Black Friday deal from Very :sunglasses:
Babbler
10 Dec 16#28
Thanks. I'm still awaiting a response to my last email. Think they are ignoring me!
Unfortunately I don't have a screenshot so think I'm not likely to win :disappointed:
john_mac83
10 Dec 161#29
Was after laptops for my 2 sons for around £250. These are definitely the best ive seen, even looking at refurbished ones. With quidco got an extra £16 off and topcashback £15 (new customer) so around £235 each!
(ordered each laptop separately to get the cashback on each)
SkipRat
10 Dec 16#30
Being looking for a laptop for one of my children finally took the plunge with this laptop, bargain as long as the 100 gets credited
pr2thej
10 Dec 161#31
Thats a real shame but its not right that they can get away with it. Was it the recent £100 off computing offer as I have that screenshot?
Babbler
10 Dec 16#32
No it was the £50 off gaming bundles. Thanks. Appreciate the thought :smiley:
addyb
11 Dec 16#33
Does anyone know if you can swap out the DVD drive for another ssd?
rapid111111
11 Dec 16#34
Did anyone get an email confirmation of the order? Haven't receive anything since I ordered it on Saturday. Says "processing" in my account
john_mac83 to rapid111111
11 Dec 161#35
Mine says the exact same. Says processing but it should be delivered by tuesday 13th October...
leeparsons
11 Dec 16#36
I dont believe i have account with very. I dont have anything on credit. So i wouldnt be getting anything. If i could get at 250 then great, else there are other places which are cheaper.
amir
11 Dec 16#37
So no codes allowed?
Also do you have to have a credit account?
Can I get this offer on an existing account?
Thanks
dazzo1971
11 Dec 16#38
Heat added ordered 10am this morn but still says order processing.
john_mac83
11 Dec 16#39
I ordered Saturday about 11am and it only went through today (sunday) about 5pm. It was processing all that time.
I didn't use any codes as it stated not to be used with any other offers. Also, if you use a code, it would take the price of the laptop below the £349 qualifying amount so you would not be eligible for it anyway.
dazzo1971
11 Dec 16#40
Thanks for the update was starting to think it wasn't accepting my order.
Opening post
Acer Aspire ES 15, Intel Core I3 Processor, 6Gb RAM, 128Gb SSD Storage, 15.6 Inch Full HD Laptop
Top comments
"Thank you for your response.
Regardless of your internal processes, which I have little sympathy for it is unacceptable for you to have to rely on your customers to tell you which promotions you are running. I'm certain that Trading Standards would be most interested in this response. Certainly I will be writing to them under the Consumer Protection From Unfair Trading Regulations (2008) if I am not satisfied with your response.
Rather luckily (and from past experience with Very) I did have the foresight to capture the offer details. I anticipated that Very would attempt to wriggle out of the £100.00 credit, and you have not disappointed.
Please see attached 'very100.png' which states the offer terms as follows;
- Buy a Computing product. In my case this was the MSI 1070 Gaming X for £499 and some pence.
- Select Buy Now Pay Later. Done, as with all my Very purchases
- £100 credit to be received by 11th Oct 2016. Its now 3rd Nov and no credit.
I expect not to have to write another email, as you now have all the detail required to credit £100 to my account.Considering that I have been waiting 23 days for the £100 credit I expect that you will push this through without further delay."
Hope that's useful, happy to provide you the full email chain in PM if it'll assist?
All comments (40)
:smiley:
This laptop on very is £249.99 with an existing account. Less if you create a new one by looks of it.
Would you rather pay the £349.99 and then they give you £100 back in cash?
http://www.very.co.uk/acer-aspire-es-15-intel-core-i3-6gb-ram-128gb-ssd-156-inch-full-hd-laptop-with-optional-microsoft-office-365-home-red/1600128306.prd?crossSellType=item_page.recs_1
not sure why people dont like the credit account, just pay it off in full once the 100 quid has been taken off.
that and if you're new chances are some decent codes about like 20% off etc assuming the codes work
http://www.very.co.uk/acer-aspire-e-15-amd-a9-processor-8gb-ddr4-ram-1tb-hard-drive-128gb-ssd-156-inch-laptop-with-optional-microsoft-office-365-home-black/1600097932.prd
"Thank you for your response.
Regardless of your internal processes, which I have little sympathy for it is unacceptable for you to have to rely on your customers to tell you which promotions you are running. I'm certain that Trading Standards would be most interested in this response. Certainly I will be writing to them under the Consumer Protection From Unfair Trading Regulations (2008) if I am not satisfied with your response.
Rather luckily (and from past experience with Very) I did have the foresight to capture the offer details. I anticipated that Very would attempt to wriggle out of the £100.00 credit, and you have not disappointed.
Please see attached 'very100.png' which states the offer terms as follows;
- Buy a Computing product. In my case this was the MSI 1070 Gaming X for £499 and some pence.
- Select Buy Now Pay Later. Done, as with all my Very purchases
- £100 credit to be received by 11th Oct 2016. Its now 3rd Nov and no credit.
I expect not to have to write another email, as you now have all the detail required to credit £100 to my account.Considering that I have been waiting 23 days for the £100 credit I expect that you will push this through without further delay."
Hope that's useful, happy to provide you the full email chain in PM if it'll assist?
Unfortunately I don't have a screenshot so think I'm not likely to win :disappointed:
(ordered each laptop separately to get the cashback on each)
Also do you have to have a credit account?
Can I get this offer on an existing account?
Thanks
I didn't use any codes as it stated not to be used with any other offers. Also, if you use a code, it would take the price of the laptop below the £349 qualifying amount so you would not be eligible for it anyway.