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ALL GONE: £10 Primark voucher for £5 via Groupon
New Groupon customers only
ExpiredMSE Update, Wed 23 Oct at 11.25am: This deal has been really popular after we featured it in the MSE weekly email, and all 1,000 vouchers have now been claimed. See Deals & Vouchers for all the latest top offers.
If you’re new to daily deals site Groupon and sign up via our special Groupon* link, you can buy a £10 Primark voucher for just £5, effectively bagging a free fiver to spend at Primark.
It's for new members only, so unfortunately you can't take advantage if you've already signed up with Groupon. Go quick if you want one – it's first come, first served and the offer will end when 1,000 vouchers have been claimed.
It's one voucher per new account, and once you’ve paid, your Groupon account will be updated with a unique e-gift card with a barcode, which can be scanned at the till in any Primark across the UK (find your nearest). Groupon says it's best to print the barcode to avoid any scanning issues.
For further frugal fashion fixes, see our High Street Sales round-up.
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Five Odeon cinema tickets for £23.75
Or two for £11.50. Via Groupon. Valid on 2D films only and tickets must be booked online
ExpiredIf you go online to daily deals site Groupon*, you can get a voucher for five Odeon 2D cinema tickets for £20, or two tickets for £10, until Fri 4 Oct. There’ll also be an additional online booking fee of 75p per ticket, meaning the tickets will cost you a total of £23.75 or £11.50 once booked.
Purchase your voucher and shortly afterwards you'll receive an email with one unique code per ticket, which can also be accessed via your Groupon account. You’ll need to make your booking on the Odeon website and enter your unique codes at the checkout - you’ll then need to just pay the 75p fee per ticket. Vouchers are valid until Thu 10 Oct, but exclude all showings Sun 25 Aug.
This offer is only worth taking up if the cinema you're visiting charges more than £5.75 a ticket (or more than 4.75 if you're going for the five-ticket voucher). Odeon run lots of other offers, such as £3 'senior' screenings, £2.50 kids' tickets and 25% off for students, so make sure to check our Odeon deals before deciding whether this Groupon offer is worth snapping up.
The voucher can only be redeemed online at Odeon, unlike similar past offers where you could redeem at the box office. Use the vouchers all together or use on separate occasions. There are several exclusions - see 'More info' below for a list.
All Odeon's Luxe cinemas, except London Leicester Square, are included in the offer. These premium venues, with their reclining seats, superior space and hot food menu, aren't usually MoneySaving, but if you really want to get the most bang for your buck, you might like to choose a Luxe cinema to spend your Groupon voucher on. They normally cost £11 per ticket. See 'More info' for a list of Odeon Luxe locations participating in the offer.
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