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Discount vouchers
Currys: £10 voucher when you buy an ‘Epic Deal’
If you’re a member of the Curry’s Perks loyalty scheme you can get a £10 voucher when you buy an eligible item – one of its Epic Deals. These include a BBQ Grill Lamp for £2.99, Delonghi coffee beans for £4.49 and a £40 Oral B electric toothbrush.
You can buy them instore (but must fill out a form) or online and you’ll be emailed the £10 voucher.
The deal ends 8 August.
The voucher can be used between 22 August and 30 September 2026 and can only be redeemed on eligible purchases over £50. You can’t use it on any gift cards, consoles, Apple iPads, Airpods, Apple Mac, Apple Watch or mobile products.
Curry’s Trash for Cash: free £5 voucher
Take old electric items to Currys for recycling and you’ll get a voucher for at least £5 off (with a minimum spend of £25). You can provide anything powered by battery or mains, working or not. It doesn’t have to be bought from Currys originally.
The voucher can’t be used on Apple products, consoles or gift cards.
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Expired deals
Google: 20% off devices (ended)
Until Sunday 19 May 2024 you can use the code SPRINGTREATGB to save 20% on Google products. This includes already discounted items (though do shop around first incase you can beat the price).
It includes Chromecast, Pixel and Nest.
John Lewis: Free Google Nest Hub when you spend £75 (expired)
Spend £75 on selected home, furniture and electrical items at John Lewis and you’ll be able to add a Google Nest Hub (currently priced at £49.99) your basket. Then use the code MYJLGOOGLENEST at checkout to get it for free.
You do need to be a MyJohn Lewis member, which is free. Ends 8 June 2022, though previously offers like this have finished early if all the stock as gone.
Amazon device sale (expired)
Amazon is once again discounting the price of its Echo speakers, Kindles and more. But you don’t have to buy from Amazon direct as loads of retailers are price matching (eg Currys).
Here’s a selection:
Fire TV
- Fire TV Stick lite: £22.99 (save £8)
- Fire TV Stick: £24.99 (save £15)
- Fire TV Stick 4K: £34.99 (save £15)
- Fire TV Stick 4K Max: £39.99 (save £15)
- Fire TV Cube: £59.99 (save £50)
Echo speakers
- Echo Dot (3rd gen): £24.99 (Save £15)
- Echo Dot (4th gen): £27.99 (save £22)
- Echo (4th gen): £37.99 (save £22)
Kindle
- Offerfree £50 in fractional shares*
- Annual fee£0
- Investment stylesShares, funds or ready-made portfolios
- Minimum deposit$50
- FSCS Protected? Yes
- Interest on uninvested cash 3% on balances up to $50,000, 3.8% on balances over this
- Fractional shares Yes
- Foreign exchange fee 0.7%
- Fund fees If you invest in funds, you'll have to pay fund fees, which cost on average ~0.16% per year, with additional market-spread effects up to 0.05%
- Offer You need to sign up, verify your account and deposit at least £200 to get the free assets. ISA deposits aren't included in the £200 requirement to get the offer.
- Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority Yes, FRN 583263
- Risk warning The value of your investments may go up or down. Your capital is at risk. ISA powered by Moneyfarm. ISA rules apply. UK residents only.
- Accounts available General investment account, stocks and shares ISA (additional fees apply)




Just purchased the deal via Quidco and got £60.50 cash back.
NordVPN 2 year Premium Subscription was £68.53/2 year
I put Guernsey as home country for no VAT
Used my starling card paid USD $89.00 which converted to £66.68
Total cost for 2 years £6.18
Thanks Kam, good to know!
This seems to be £68 + vat
Thanks for this Paul. I’ve messaged my contact at Quidco again to question this! I’ll update the deal above when I get confirmation as to whether it really is 100% or if it’s 100 without VAT (which isn’t 100% for most of us!)