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Supersaver from Amazon

recipio · 2015-06-17 12:24:39

What's the story about supersaver delivery to the ROI ? I see they want £20 worth of purchases for the UK but can't see anything for the Republic.?

17-06-2015 12:24pm

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What's the story about supersaver delivery to the ROI ? I see they want £20 worth of purchases for the UK but can't see anything for the Republic.?

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#2 17-06-2015 1:07pm

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Already a thread on this : http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=95325983

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#3 17-06-2015 2:02pm

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Thanks , I did a search before posting but this didn't show up. Life is getting more difficult ...................?

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#4 18-06-2015 3:57pm

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It's £25 of purchases to qualify for free delivery to Ireland.

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#5 18-06-2015 4:22pm

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devildriver wrote: »

It's £25 of purchases to qualify for free delivery to Ireland.

Thanks. it looks like its only allowed if you stick to the same type of goods, unless you want to put in two orders ?
If you can confine the order to around £20 stg its better to use PM ?

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#6 18-06-2015 5:10pm

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recipio wrote: »

Thanks. it looks like its only allowed if you stick to the same type of goods, unless you want to put in two orders ?
If you can confine the order to around £20 stg its better to use PM ?

It can be any combination of any type of product that qualifies for Super Saver. Tick the filter on the left to eliminate products that don't. Not sure why you would need 2 orders.

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