Get £20 back at check-out when you buy £100 or more of select open-box and used products. This Offer ends on 16/04/2017.
From 3/04/2017, when you spend £100 (the "Minimum Purchase") or more on select open-box and used products (the "Qualifying Items"), £20 will be deducted from your total customer order value at checkout (the "Offer"). This Offer ends at 11:59pm on 16/04/2017.The Offer only applies if the same delivery speed is selected for all Qualifying Items. Please check the "Delivery Details" section during checkout to confirm that all Qualifying Items have the same delivery speed.
The Offer only applies to items sold by Amazon's Warehouse Deals.
If you remove Qualifying Items from your Basket, so that the combined purchase value of the remaining Qualifying Items at checkout falls below the Minimum Purchase requirement, the Offer will cease to apply;
If you cancel your order for a Qualifying Item (so that the combined purchase value of the remaining Qualifying Items falls below the Minimum Purchase requirement), the Offer will cease to apply; and
If you return a Qualifying Item (so that the combined purchase value of the Qualifying Items you retain falls below the Minimum Purchase requirement), Amazon reserves the right to charge you (using the payment method you used for the original order and without further notice) for the discount you received as part of the Offer.
Unless otherwise specified on the landing page of the relevant promotion, the Offer may not be used on pre-existing orders or in conjunction with any other offer.
The Offer is subject to availability and may be withdrawn or amended without notice. The Offer has no cash alternative.
Postage and packing will be applied to each item in accordance with Amazon's standard delivery rates and policies or the participating third-party seller's standard delivery rates and policies, as applicable.
Amazon's Conditions of Use and Sale apply.
Top comments
chapchap
3 Apr 177#2
I want to buy something but don't really need anything. Still I don't think I'll let a little thing like that stop me.
dozstanford
3 Apr 174#13
I know there's quite a few that have been very lucky and saved a decent amount using the Amazon "Warehouse" but personally everything I have bought has turned out to be a faulty customer return that Amazon has made zero effort to check before attempting to resell. While a refund is easily obtained without issue I've grown tired of wasted evenings trying to get something working and lunch breaks stood in post office queue's to return them.
Was after a Karcher steam cleaner that was included in the offer but they hiked the price by £20. They've now reduced the price back again and hey presto, it's no longer included in the offer! Chancers!
stec77
3 Apr 17#37
Thanks, I'll keep an eye out. Just requsted payment from Quidco, +%3.5 for Amazon vouchers, although may take upto 10 working days. Fingers crossed it's sooner!
stec77
3 Apr 17#33
I'm looking at monitors. What warranty is available from Amazon Warehouse?
aanderton to stec77
3 Apr 17#34
Usually 6 months or 1 year depending on the product if electric. If you message them on live chat and ask they'll tell you exactly how long the warranty is for.
abhijitdash123 to stec77
3 Apr 17#36
All amazon warehouse products come with 1 year warranty.
I had a monitor sometime back from the warehouse and it was nearly brand new :-)
stec77
3 Apr 17#35
Thanks, will do.
ticket1
3 Apr 17#32
I got a Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi HD USB Audio System with Phono Preamp in 2015 it was in almost as new condition just the box had been opened, managed to register it as new too. Paid £49 from Amazon warehouse and its currently £84 new so it was a great bargain.
Mind you I don't very often shop from Amazon warehouse but I do think there is the occasional deal to be had.
Its a pity they decided to restrict what can be bought though, heated
louiselouise
3 Apr 17#31
I still buy things from Warehouse. Mostly the items I receive are better than expected - though, of course, you get some items that are worse.
Avoid in-ear headphones - either I've been unlucky but I've bought three pairs so far - covered in ear wax! One was Used - Like New (riiiight).
Most recently I got a cheapo gyrocopter Used - Like New and it was fine - except someone had been mashing the remote keys and they were stuck in the remote - rendering it unusable.
Bought a few watches over recent weeks "with scratches" and all have been perfect (though I do have one sitting here that arrived DOA - just going to try a new Renata watch battery in it). ...ha, no it still doesn't work.
Edit: I'm a bit cursed today. Got this Mophie MicroUSB lead and it's faulty - the USB end is all out of shape. Hard to tell if it's a quality control error or a customer has broken it and sent it back! http://pasteboard.co/ReGY3FH7S.jpg
SuperMariosDad
3 Apr 17#25
What are the selected items damn it. I tried 5 different items over £100 from Amazon warehouse and none of them qualified :confused:
cossy3 to SuperMariosDad
3 Apr 17#30
Click on the box, it's not that hard
1616french
3 Apr 17#29
What you after?
My son has upgraded recently and has a few spare parts going.
I think the graphics card is an R9 extreme.
BigAde
3 Apr 17#28
Couldn't find anything worth having... Many prices have been hiked in advance.
dozstanford
3 Apr 174#13
I know there's quite a few that have been very lucky and saved a decent amount using the Amazon "Warehouse" but personally everything I have bought has turned out to be a faulty customer return that Amazon has made zero effort to check before attempting to resell. While a refund is easily obtained without issue I've grown tired of wasted evenings trying to get something working and lunch breaks stood in post office queue's to return them.
DrJogalog to dozstanford
3 Apr 171#14
+1
ibblackberry1 to dozstanford
3 Apr 17#20
In October I got a kindle fire 6 which is excellent for £23 delivered. Not had much else bargain wise though
troublesome1 to dozstanford
3 Apr 17#22
Interesting. My only purchase from them was an Asus Chromebook for £91, which was about half price. It was trouble-free for a while, but the motherboard soon needed replacing, and I strongly suspect this issue was a known issue. Asus replaced the part, though, and it's been great since. The unit looked like new when I got it and I'm happy with my bargain. But you may well be right with your assessment.
beh to dozstanford
3 Apr 17#27
Aye, that mirrors my recent experience. Twice ordering a pair of bluetooth headphones that were broken which left me wondering whether the only testing they did was superficial. Have had some decent stuff in the past but now it's typically too small a saving to warrant the potential risk/hassle.
They used to regularly do 20% off everything in warehouse deals which was much better and without seemingly jacking up the prices beforehand.
S.c.0.TT.y
3 Apr 171#26
Any SSD deals kicking about in this or any other offer?
maddogb
3 Apr 17#24
wot a load of junk, some of it seems like they have doubled the price before the promo :~(
Begize
3 Apr 17#23
Yep, cold from me too, spotted one decent deal in there, but mainly just overpriced stuff you can buy elsewhere for the price after the discount anyway. Also worth noting that one thing I looked at last week and was around £80 has suddenly gone up to £103.....
q44q
3 Apr 17#21
Items in the warehouse i have been watching have gone up in price by 20-40% over the last 10 days
still some good deals to be had but same old bull from Amazon when this kind of offer is coming up
starsi360
3 Apr 171#19
Although Amazon customer support is excellent, their website has devolved over the years into a mess... multiple listings for the same products, open box prices that sometimes are higher than the RRP. Not to mention marketplace sellers that seem to be attempting to scam at every opportunity.
Trying to wade through the items on this offer feels like sifting through a table at a car boot sale. Except with daft prices in most cases.
dinosteveus
3 Apr 17#18
Cold. Just overpriced crap.
bobby-gg
3 Apr 171#17
Yeah, very poor choice, cold deal amazon
Firefly1
3 Apr 17#16
Wasn't the item choice better for other Amazon sites ?? Therefore cold.
Apogee00
3 Apr 172#15
I have to agree, poor effort Amazon.
Although, will probably end up a "hukd pick" once they wake up
££££
Tequila
3 Apr 17#12
cold.
very limited selection and most are overpriced for a returned item.
ibzman
3 Apr 172#11
have to agree overpriced
£51 for 8gb ddr3 ram?????
repouk
3 Apr 173#9
Disappointed, It's mostly overpriced tat.
:man:
waterloo to repouk
3 Apr 17#10
Even if i could find anything i wanted i would have to buy more stuff to take it over the £100 spend and i dont need this stuff and dont want to spend £80. It will help some but not many with tat like this on offer.
CristianC89
3 Apr 17#8
Sorry, my bad. I didn't want to say that there is nothing in the computer parts section. Wanted to say there is nothing Worth Buying or interesting included in the promotion. Only a hand of graphics card, 1 CPU, things like that.
waterloo
3 Apr 172#7
It is mostly junk and the prices have been hiked up as i have been waiting and checking for this since the amazon fr & it promo.
1925
3 Apr 171#6
Have you tried using the filter? Its on the left hadn side of the landing page?
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Opening post
Get £20 back at check-out when you buy £100 or more of select open-box and used products. This Offer ends on 16/04/2017.
From 3/04/2017, when you spend £100 (the "Minimum Purchase") or more on select open-box and used products (the "Qualifying Items"), £20 will be deducted from your total customer order value at checkout (the "Offer"). This Offer ends at 11:59pm on 16/04/2017.The Offer only applies if the same delivery speed is selected for all Qualifying Items. Please check the "Delivery Details" section during checkout to confirm that all Qualifying Items have the same delivery speed.
The Offer only applies to items sold by Amazon's Warehouse Deals.
If you remove Qualifying Items from your Basket, so that the combined purchase value of the remaining Qualifying Items at checkout falls below the Minimum Purchase requirement, the Offer will cease to apply;
If you cancel your order for a Qualifying Item (so that the combined purchase value of the remaining Qualifying Items falls below the Minimum Purchase requirement), the Offer will cease to apply; and
If you return a Qualifying Item (so that the combined purchase value of the Qualifying Items you retain falls below the Minimum Purchase requirement), Amazon reserves the right to charge you (using the payment method you used for the original order and without further notice) for the discount you received as part of the Offer.
Unless otherwise specified on the landing page of the relevant promotion, the Offer may not be used on pre-existing orders or in conjunction with any other offer.
The Offer is subject to availability and may be withdrawn or amended without notice. The Offer has no cash alternative.
Postage and packing will be applied to each item in accordance with Amazon's standard delivery rates and policies or the participating third-party seller's standard delivery rates and policies, as applicable.
Amazon's Conditions of Use and Sale apply.
Top comments
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Latest comments (39)
I had a monitor sometime back from the warehouse and it was nearly brand new :-)
Mind you I don't very often shop from Amazon warehouse but I do think there is the occasional deal to be had.
Its a pity they decided to restrict what can be bought though, heated
Avoid in-ear headphones - either I've been unlucky but I've bought three pairs so far - covered in ear wax! One was Used - Like New (riiiight).
Most recently I got a cheapo gyrocopter Used - Like New and it was fine - except someone had been mashing the remote keys and they were stuck in the remote - rendering it unusable.
Bought a few watches over recent weeks "with scratches" and all have been perfect (though I do have one sitting here that arrived DOA - just going to try a new Renata watch battery in it). ...ha, no it still doesn't work.
Edit: I'm a bit cursed today. Got this Mophie MicroUSB lead and it's faulty - the USB end is all out of shape. Hard to tell if it's a quality control error or a customer has broken it and sent it back! http://pasteboard.co/ReGY3FH7S.jpg
My son has upgraded recently and has a few spare parts going.
I think the graphics card is an R9 extreme.
They used to regularly do 20% off everything in warehouse deals which was much better and without seemingly jacking up the prices beforehand.
still some good deals to be had but same old bull from Amazon when this kind of offer is coming up
Trying to wade through the items on this offer feels like sifting through a table at a car boot sale. Except with daft prices in most cases.
Although, will probably end up a "hukd pick" once they wake up
££££
very limited selection and most are overpriced for a returned item.
£51 for 8gb ddr3 ram?????
:man:
Here is a link for computer parts which are all included in the deal.....
https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=sr_nr_n_1?fst=as%3Aoff&rh=n%3A8873235031%2Cn%3A560798%2Cn%3A%21560800%2Cn%3A949408031%2Cn%3A428655031&bbn=8873235031&ie=UTF8&qid=1491176477&rnid=8873235031