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Everything5pounds deals
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Online retailer Everything5pounds.com* sells clothes, shoes, bags and more at £5 per item – mostly women's stuff but it has some men's clothes too. It sources unsold stock from top high street brands and other unbranded items direct from manufacturers. MoneySavers on Twitter and Facebook have told us in the past they've received M&S and Topshop items, among others.
Enter the MSE Blagged code WINTERMSE at Everything5pounds.com* and you'll get 10% off – taking most items down to £4.50 until 11.59pm on Sun 30 Jan. Delivery's from £3.95, but changes depending on the weight of the parcel, so for example adding something heavier such as boots may increase the delivery cost – see its help page* for more information.
Although Everything5Pounds doesn't name the branded items on its site, it has confirmed to us that it stocks ex-high street goods. You won’t know in advance if what you'll get is branded and most products will come de-tagged or marked – so if you only want branded items, which could normally cost up to £50 each, it’s a bit of a game to find them (but see our tips for spotting them).
As you'll notice below, when receiving your items, it isn't always a total mystery where they came from...
Some trousers with a 'hidden' brand MSE Rhiannon previously bought
Everything5Pounds has to keep brand names a big secret, but MoneySavers on social media have spilled the beans on some of their top finds, including the below (though of course, we don't know which ex-high street stock it currently has)...
For more discounted items, see Secret Office & Schuh outlets.
Note: Despite the name, not everything is £5 at Everything5pounds – we've noted below where an item is more than £5.
Some items we spotted that you might've seen on the high street include:
- Double-breasted blazer* - £5.50. Similar high-street items are £34ish
- Padded shoulder plain cotton sweater* - similar high-street items are £18ish
- Roll neck striped knit top* - similar high-street items are £20ish
- Striped soft knit top* - similar high-street items are £20ish
- Tan suedette boots* - £5.75. Similar high-street items are £20ish
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There are always ways to save money at Everything5pounds.com*, so even if there isn’t a cracking deal out there that works for you, don’t assume you can’t cut your costs further.
Ways to save include:
- Check out promotional categories. Everything5pounds sometimes has specific categories where you'll be able to select a free item - you'll just pay postage.
- Sign up to its newsletter. If you sign up to the Everything5pounds newsletter* (scroll down to the bottom right of the page) you'll be the first to hear about new items and offers. It's also worth keeping an eye on our newsletter for exclusive codes and deals.
- Keep an eye on Facebook. New items are added every day, if you check the Everything5pounds Facebook page you'll be the first to see items going live at 9am the following day.
- Buy in bulk. If you've several people to shop for, or can club together with friends, the most postage you'll pay is £20 on orders of up to £170. For orders over £170, the £20 Royal Mail option will disappear and be replaced by a more expensive DPD option, so be sure to check. Postage is usually based on size and weight, so you'd normally pay more for, eg, three pairs of shoes than three tops.
- Refer a friend. When you're placing an order, at the end there's an option to refer a friend for the chance to receive £5 off each. See full T&Cs* (click 'Promotional voucher usage').
- Check out similar retailers, eg, H&M, New Look, Zara. If you're not committed to buying from Everything5pounds, check out our deals from H&M, New Look, Asos, Next, Topshop, and Zara, where MoneySavers told us they have previously received products (with the labels clipped/marked) from.
- What's feedback like? Everything5pounds has a score of 9 out of 10 from 8,105 reviews on Trustpilot. If you have any problems, you can contact customer services at sales@everything5pounds.com or give them a call on 02089973331.
If you spot any hot deals out there we have missed (we are human after all!), please let us know on Twitter @MSE_Deals or by emailing msedeals@moneysavingexpert.com.
Latest Expired Deals
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£4.50 for unsold high-street coats, shoes, dresses and more
Via Blagged code valid on all items at Everything5pounds, plus free delivery
ExpiredOnline retailer Everything5pounds.com* sells clothes, shoes, bags and more at £5 per item – mostly women's stuff but it has some men's clothes too. It sources unsold stock from top high street brands and other unbranded items direct from manufacturers. MoneySavers on Twitter and Facebook have told us in the past they've received M&S and Topshop items.
Enter the MSE Blagged code BFMSE10 at Everything5pounds.com* and you'll get 10% off – taking most items down to £4.50 until 11.59pm on Mon 29 Nov. Delivery's free with our code (normally from £3.95).
Although Everything5Pounds doesn't name the branded items on its site, it has confirmed to us that it stocks ex-high street goods. You won’t know in advance if what you'll get is branded and most products will come de-tagged or marked – so if you only want branded items, which could normally cost up to £50 each, it’s a bit of a game to find them (but see our tips for spotting them).
As you'll notice below, when receiving your items, it isn't always a total mystery where they came from...
Some trousers with a 'hidden' brand MSE Rhiannon previously bought
Everything5Pounds has to keep brand names a big secret, but MoneySavers on social media have spilled the beans on some of their top finds, including the below (though of course, we don't know which ex-high street stock it currently has)...
For more discounted items, see Secret Office & Schuh outlets.
Some items we spotted that you might've seen on the high street include:
- Front pockets long line cardigan* - similar high-street items are about £20
- Flap pockets round neck blouse* - similar high-street items are about £17
- Horizontal striped sweater* - similar high-street items are about £26
- Wax coated skinny trousers* - similar high-street items are about £16
- V-neck tie up waist top* - similar high-street items are about £10
- Striped soft knit top* - similar high-street items are about £20
Important: Don’t allow yourself to be taken in by the hype around Black Friday and be sucked into buying something you don’t need or can’t afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you are getting the best deal possible – don’t just take a retailer’s word for it.
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£4.50 for unsold high-street coats, shoes, dresses and more
Via Blagged code valid on all items at Everything5pounds
ExpiredOnline retailer Everything5pounds.com* sells clothes, shoes, bags and more at £5 per item – mostly women's stuff but it has some men's clothes too. It sources unsold stock from top high street brands and other unbranded items direct from manufacturers. MoneySavers on Twitter and Facebook have told us in the past they've received M&S and Topshop items.
Enter the MSE Blagged code MSE10 at Everything5pounds.com* and you'll get 10% off – taking most items down to £4.50 until 11.59pm on Sun 3 Oct. Delivery's from £3.95, but changes depending on the weight of the parcel, so for example adding something heavier such as boots may increase the delivery cost – see its help page* for more information.
Although Everything5Pounds doesn't name the branded items on its site, it has confirmed to us that it stocks ex-high street goods. You won’t know in advance if what you'll get is branded and most products will come de-tagged or marked – so if you only want branded items, which could normally cost up to £50 each, it’s a bit of a game to find them (but see our tips for spotting them).
As you'll notice below, when receiving your items, it isn't always a total mystery where they came from...
Some trousers with a 'hidden' brand MSE Rhiannon previously bought
Everything5Pounds has to keep brand names a big secret, but MoneySavers on social media have spilled the beans on some of their top finds, including the below (though of course, we don't know which ex-high street stock it currently has)...
For more discounted items, see Secret Office & Schuh outlets.
Some items we spotted that you might've seen on the high street include:
- V-neck tie up waist top* - similar high-street items are £10ish
- Textured printed hoodie* - similar high-street items are £25ish
- Pleated neckline printed floral dress* - similar high-street items are £20ish
- Striped soft knit top* - similar high-street items are £20ish
- Chevron pattern knit jumper* - similar high-street items are £30ish
- Box pleated cut-out skater dress* - similar high-street items are £20ish
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Before spending, use Martin’s Mantras. If you answer 'NO' to any, then don't buy!
Then ask:
- Do I need it?
- Can I afford it?
- Have you checked prices elsewhere?
Then ask:
- Will I use it?
- Is it worth it?
Free protection for all shopping!
There's a little-known piece of legislation that turns any credit card into a financial self-defence superhero. 'Section 75' of the Consumer Credit Act means your plastic must protect anything you buy for more than £100 for free, so if there's a problem or the company goes bust, you can still get your money back.
And although Section 75 doesn't apply to debit cards, there is something else to fall back on if you've paid using a debit card, or used a credit card for a purchase under £100. Known as Chargeback, this is part of banks' and card companies' internal rules and not a legal requirement. Read full details of Section 75 or Chargeback, plus how to claim, in our guides.
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