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OmegaGene · 08-02-2020 6:17pm

Just a reminder for people to use PayPal Payment for free returns

whiz · 18-03-2020 11:59pm

Hi Guys

Anybody know of any codes or vouchers that will give a discount from sports direct ?

Any response appreciated.

bigboss1986 · 19-03-2020 10:22am

whiz wrote: »

Hi Guys

Anybody know of any codes or vouchers that will give a discount from sports direct ?

Any response appreciated.

Today pound is the weakest in history.No codes needed

Gumbo · 19-03-2020 10:25am

bigboss1986 wrote: »

Today pound is the weakest in history.No codes needed

0.93 on Revolut.
Good but not the best in history.

OmegaGene · 19-03-2020 10:34am

Gumbo wrote: »

0.93 on Revolut.
Good but not the best in history.

the pound is at a 35 year low but not against the euro which is also taking a hit,
news agencies run with the headline and assume it is against the euro

if shopping on the uk site, use revolut via paypal for the best exchange rate and free returns

A Law · 19-03-2020 11:33am

It got to 97p in 2008.

Shooter_galway · 28-03-2020 10:51am

Has anyone tried buying a bike and deliver through parcel motel by any chance?? Did it few years ago and got it shipped direct however can see they don't deliver bulky items to Ireland anymore..

Sidford · 28-03-2020 2:19pm

People still comfortable buying from this lot? Would have thought it's up there with likes of Witherspoons to be avoided

OmegaGene · 28-03-2020 3:00pm

Sidford wrote: »

People still comfortable buying from this lot? Would have thought it's up there with likes of Witherspoons to be avoided

what has wetherspoons got to do with buying sporting products to help people exercise at home while self isolating or staying at home as advised ?
Exercise is good for the mind and body and i would rather this place be open rather than the local off licence.

Sexual Chocolate · 28-03-2020 3:05pm

OmegaGene wrote: »

what has wetherspoons got to do with buying sporting products to help people exercise at home while self isolating or staying at home as advised ?
Exercise is good for the mind and body and i would rather this place be open rather than the local off licence.

When everywhere else in the UK shut, they wouldn't. Left a bad taste in a lot of people's mouths. Their CEO isn't a fan favourite either. Guessing whetherspoons must of being acting the same way.

OmegaGene · 28-03-2020 3:13pm

Sexual Chocolate wrote: »

When everywhere else in the UK shut, they wouldn't. Left a bad taste in a lot of people's mouths. Their CEO isn't a fan favourite either. Guessing whetherspoons must of being acting the same way.

everywhere is not closed in the UK though only essential services can open and sports products counts as far as i know, ive just had a delivery from a protein company and amazon both shipped from the UK, Mike Ashley might not be everyones friend but he knows how to make money and brings bargains to many who shop their.
Tim wetherspoon closed his chain of pubs and said he was not paying staff as he was closed and told them to go and work for tesco who are crying out for staff so i am not sure how the two are related and it has nothing to do with bargain alerts.

OldRio · 28-03-2020 3:40pm

OmegaGene wrote: »

everywhere is not closed in the UK though only essential services can open and sports products counts as far as i know, ive just had a delivery from a protein company and amazon both shipped from the UK, Mike Ashley might not be everyones friend but he knows how to make money and brings bargains to many who shop their.
Tim wetherspoon closed his chain of pubs and said he was not paying staff as he was closed and told them to go and work for tesco who are crying out for staff so i am not sure how the two are related and it has nothing to do with bargain alerts.

Well if you're happy dealing with the likes of the two above mentioned company's fair enough. My morals are different.

OmegaGene · 28-03-2020 4:15pm

OldRio wrote: »

Well if you're happy dealing with the likes of the two above mentioned company's fair enough. My morals are different.

i am happy to deal with sportsdirect as a company yes, as for wetherspoon pub chain not so much anymore
if you don't like sports direct there is no need to read the thread then lol
if you are worried about company ethics and your morals, then many companies will need to be avoided by your good self as all the big brands use sweat shops for example and have questionable business practises it’s how money is made in the real world

OldRio · 28-03-2020 5:05pm

OmegaGene wrote: »

i am happy to deal with sportsdirect as a company yes, as for wetherspoon pub chain not so much anymore
if you don't like sports direct there is no need to read the thread then lol
if you look are worried about company ethics and your orals then many companies will need to be avoided as all the big brands use sweat shops for example

Firstly, and bear in mind I'm having difficulty understanding the above post.
I'm not 'worried' about this company's ethics. I just try and educate myself about it practices. Perhaps you should do the same.

Shooter_galway · 28-03-2020 5:26pm

OldRio wrote: »

Firstly, and bear in mind I'm having difficulty understanding the above post.
I'm not 'worried' about this company's ethics. I just try and educate myself about it practices. Perhaps you should do the same.

Without further derailing thread every company has questionable practices it's consumerism and the world we live in, but thanks for your answer to my original question was very informative

OldRio · 28-03-2020 5:35pm

[QUOTE=Shooter_galway; but thanks for your answer to my original question was very informative[/QUOTE]

I've not addressed you previously in this thread.

volono · 28-03-2020 5:36pm

Want to order afew things, anyone know for sure will it get delievered?

OmegaGene · 28-03-2020 5:37pm

OldRio wrote: »

Firstly, and bear in mind I'm having difficulty understanding the above post.
I'm not 'worried' about this company's ethics. I just try and educate myself about it practices. Perhaps you should do the same.

Nah I know enough about Mike Ashley and the practices of the shop but thanks for the pro tip

whiterebel · 28-03-2020 6:08pm

The way the staff have been treated here is appalling. Some companies aren't covering themselves in glory during this crisis, but Ashley's business practices stink to high heavens at the best off time.

OmegaGene · 28-03-2020 6:39pm

whiterebel wrote: »

The way the staff have been treated here is appalling. Some companies aren't covering themselves in glory during this crisis, but Ashley's business practices stink to high heavens at the best off time.

He did admit he handled things badly during the crisis and offered his fleet of vehicles to deliver supplies and medicines to the nhs

Monokne · 28-03-2020 8:20pm

The Ashley playbook. He makes it abundantly clear how brazenly money driven he is as far as he can get away with it, and when the bad publicity eventually comes, he appears contrite.

Trust me, he isn't.

The J Stands for Jay · 28-03-2020 10:03pm

OmegaGene wrote: »

Mike Ashley might not be everyones friend but he knows how to make money and brings bargains to many who shop their.
.

Isn't his company in financial difficulties, and I have a vague recollection of recent issues with their audit.

rockihudson · 06-05-2020 2:07pm

Website showing code 20% SUMMER20

slimshady007 · 06-05-2020 2:14pm

rockihudson wrote: »

Website showing code 20% SUMMER20

Only on full price items but decent nonetheless.

30-08-2020 12:38pm

Its not a discount code so apologies to anyone who got their hopes up.But seeing as codes are thin on the ground this might save someone a few quid.

I placed an order on Uk site and put identical items on the IE one.

IE - €73.94
UK - €64.36

Postage include and paid using revolut linked to PayPal. I went through quidco too @ 0.8% on sale items + 4% full price.

Its some bit of a difference anyway so hopefully will help someone.

zell12 · 30-08-2020 9:36pm

You could've got a wee bit more with TCB
Invoke Quidco's guarantee
"The higher cashback rate must be identified within 72 hours of the member’s original purchase"

30-08-2020 10:20pm

zell12 wrote: »

You could've got a wee bit more with TCB
Invoke Quidco's guarantee
"The higher cashback rate must be identified within 72 hours of the member’s original purchase"

Good to know, I'll do that. Thanks zell.

Monokne · 31-08-2020 3:19pm

123654789 wrote: »

Its not a discount code so apologies to anyone who got their hopes up.But seeing as codes are thin on the ground this might save someone a few quid.

I placed an order on Uk site and put identical items on the IE one.

IE - €73.94
UK - €64.36

Postage include and paid using revolut linked to PayPal. I went through quidco too @ 0.8% on sale items + 4% full price.

Its some bit of a difference anyway so hopefully will help someone.

Thanks, used this to save 6 quid last night!

zell12 · 17-06-2021 4:36am

Antone know if this c&c voucher has a minimum spend?

You will receive a 10€ voucher to spend in-store if your order is above 100€ (excluding the delivery charges) when you collect your order from your nominated store. https://ie.sportsdirect.com/language/en-gb/customerservices/deliveryinfo/deliverytoyourlocalstore

zell12 · 03-07-2021 5:53am

zell12 · 27-02-2022 10:57am

Daily Mail have a €5 off €30 spend coupon all next week. Paper costs €2

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