Get a £50 Marks and Spencer Giftcard AND 26 issues of the Radio Times with a total cover price of £59.80 for £49.99.
If you can use the M&S Giftcard, the Radio Times subscription is effectively free.
£5.75 potential Topcashback puts you into profit.
Top comments
le_jaeger
2 Dec 163#9
If it's any use to anybody, I did this last month with the £50 JL voucher. Neither the voucher or the first two issues of the mag have arrived :disappointed:
Latest comments (23)
Craig8CC
12 Dec 16#23
My card arrived today too. Nice surprise that!
happypower
10 Dec 16#22
My MS gift card arrived today!
recruiterinni
10 Dec 16#21
My card arrived today
latinstar
9 Dec 16#20
Thank you ordered last week my voucher turned up today and Xmas pressie sorted with subscription.
sexyminxy
5 Dec 16#19
Is it easy to cancel on the site?
grilli
2 Dec 16#16
anyone got a link to this? link just goes through to normal page with no mention of any vouchers
Newbold to grilli
2 Dec 16#18
It should be (and is for me) loading a page showing the free M&S card at 3 - 'Select your added extra'. In the event of any problem, though, add RTP4916 where it mentions a promotion code.
lucas
2 Dec 16#17
Yeah don't worry about that, they never do. I've been doing the old cancel and resubscribe for about 4 years now
lucas
2 Dec 161#3
Or just keep doing the 12 issues for £1 subscriptions
DevilD to lucas
2 Dec 161#4
Which would cost £12
le_jaeger to lucas
2 Dec 16#5
Arguably, if you're doing a Christmas shop or something in M&S this works out cheaper than that...
And a bit less hassle. :wink:
happypower to lucas
2 Dec 16#15
"Trial Offers
On occasions we may offer short term trial subscriptions for customers paying by Direct Debit e.g. 12 issues for £1. At the end of this trial subscription, the price you pay will revert back to the then current standard subscription price. We reserve the right to reject or cancel subscriptions at any point if the customer has previously cancelled their subscription during the trial period for that magazine. "
Thanks OP. Made the subscription and telephoned them to confirm that the 50 gift card will be with me in 5 to 7 days.
Heat added.
TheChamp
2 Dec 16#13
Plus reading on the John Lewis thread, folks aren't receiving their gift cards....
le_jaeger
2 Dec 163#9
If it's any use to anybody, I did this last month with the £50 JL voucher. Neither the voucher or the first two issues of the mag have arrived :disappointed:
TheChamp to le_jaeger
2 Dec 16#12
I was going to say, I've never heard of these guys, looks a bit too good to be true....
DevilD
2 Dec 16#11
Sorry misreading your post.
OP still looks good deal if you want it but given EPGs and Internet sites don't see the use for this now.
Cookey
2 Dec 16#10
does the direct debit continue after the 26 issues come to an end(ie will they continue taking a payment from the account?) or is £49 all ill pay and then thats it. i cant see any terms conditions on there.thanks for posting
mel1408
2 Dec 16#8
How do you work that out?
12 issues for £1 is £1 total not £12?
lucas
2 Dec 16#7
Over 3 years
mel1408
2 Dec 16#6
Wow what a deal, thanks, spend £49.99 get £50 back plus 26 x RT......the BBC gave Top gear away now it seems they are giving the RT away as well.
chimp14uk
2 Dec 16#2
This is a super deal for me.
Will get a 26 subscription as a gift for the mother-in-law and I'll be able to get the full £50 for the gift card.
I'll be 1p up and all!
srp111
2 Dec 16#1
gosh the cover price of the radio times has risen since I last bought it - £59.80 it used to be about 99p :confused:
![Fresh Breakfast Meat Box (Using code) @ Campbells Meat [Haggis / Lorne Sausage / Bacon / Black Pudding & More]](/images/topics/208684_1.jpg)
![[Xbox One] Q. u. b. e: Director's Cut on Deals with Gold](/images/topics/208716_1.jpg)
Opening post
If you can use the M&S Giftcard, the Radio Times subscription is effectively free.
£5.75 potential Topcashback puts you into profit.
Top comments
Latest comments (23)
And a bit less hassle. :wink:
On occasions we may offer short term trial subscriptions for customers paying by Direct Debit e.g. 12 issues for £1. At the end of this trial subscription, the price you pay will revert back to the then current standard subscription price. We reserve the right to reject or cancel subscriptions at any point if the customer has previously cancelled their subscription during the trial period for that magazine. "
https://www.buysubscriptions.com/security/terms-and-conditions
Heat added.
OP still looks good deal if you want it but given EPGs and Internet sites don't see the use for this now.
12 issues for £1 is £1 total not £12?
Will get a 26 subscription as a gift for the mother-in-law and I'll be able to get the full £50 for the gift card.
I'll be 1p up and all!