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Poundshop 10% off EVERYTHING code
Online only. Minimum £10 spend, £6 delivery
ExpiredIf you go online to Poundshop.com* you can get 10% off EVERYTHING when you spend £10 with the MSE Blagged code PSMSE10. This deal was originally due to end on Tuesday 9 August, but Poundshop has decided to make this an ongoing offer now for. We'll update you here if that changes.
Poundshop told us this is a sitewide code, so will work on groceries, household essentials, beauty products, pet food & more. While the name Poundshop suggests every item may cost £1, there are items on site which cost more, so this doesn't always mean a 10p per item discount.
When we checked on Friday 22 July, we found these strong deals using the code:
- Fairy original washing up liquid 433ml* – 90p with code (normally £1, next cheapest £1 at Sainsbury's)
- Colgate maximum cavity protection toothpaste 100ml* – 90p with code (normally £1, next cheapest 95p at Savers)
- Dove Anti-Perspirant Deodorant Original 150ml* – £1.35 with code (normally £1.50, next cheapest £1.49 at Savers)
Delivery cost varies depending on how much you spend. For most of England, Wales and Scotland, an order of £10-£29.99 will mean a delivery fee of £5.95 for standard delivery. This decreases the more you order, with delivery just £1 if you spend £40 or more – ideal if you're stocking up. Yet delivery can cost up to £12.95 for some parts of Britain and Northern Ireland. See Poundshop.com for delivery info*.
For more ways to save on everyday household items, see our home and garden deals.
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90p for EIGHT Andrex posh 'quilted' loo rolls
At Poundshop.com with site-wide Blagged 10% off code
Expired
If you go online to Poundshop.com* and enter the MSE Blagged code MSE10 you'll get an extra 10% off everything until 11.59pm on Mon 2 Apr. This is no bum deal as it means you can get eight Andrex 'Quilted' loo rolls for just 90p (£4ish elsewhere).Yet as delivery's £4.95 for most of England, Wales & Scotland (£6.50 elsewhere, incl Northern Ireland), you'll only clean up with this if you're able to offset the charges with savings on other items. Luckily, there are some bargains to be found.
As most of the below aren't normally sold this cheap anywhere else, and as stock's said to be limited, items may sell out fast - so go quick if there's something in particular you want, but do note some items are limited to one per customer to prevent reselling on eBay etc.
A few examples we found using the code on Tue 27 Mar:
- 8x Andrex 'Supreme Quilts' toilet rolls* - 90p using our code (11p a roll). Next cheapest we found, £4 for a 9-pack at Waitrose (44p a roll) or £2 for a 4-pack at Tesco (50p a roll).
- 100x Typhoo tea bags* - 90p using our code (<1p a bag). Next cheapest we found, £1.99 for 80-pack at Tesco (2.5p a bag).
- L'Occitane 'Bromelia' body oil* - 90p using our code. Next cheapest we found, £5.79 at Edmondos.
- 'Egg Splat' kids' board game* - 90p using our code. Next cheapest we found, £7 at The Works.
Though we reckon this code is an all-round great deal, remember you should always do you own price checks as pound shops in general aren't always the best value (eg, they're sometimes known to sell smaller versions of products that work out more expensive gram for gram).
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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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