DickSmith Online TGIF Rewards - Spend $99 Get $20 off and Other [One Day Only]

120

Go to Deal

LFranckel on 20/03/2015 - 01:26 dicksmith.com.au (951 clicks)
Last edited 20/03/2015 - 02:15 by 1 other user

TGIF20

DickSmith online

• Spend $99 Get $20 off
  Promo code: TGIF20

• Spend $300-499 Get $40 off
  Promo code: TGIF40

• Spend $500-999 Get $60 off
  Promo code: TGIF60

• Spend $1000+ Get $80 off
  Promo code: TGIF80

Ends 12:00AM 21st of March

Check out their Promotions for bargains (prices with coupon compared): http://www.dicksmith.com.au/promotions?price=99-100.009&mpr=…

• SENNHEISER Over-Ear Wireless Headphones RS110 $79
• Philips SHG8200 PC Pro Gaming Headphones $79.98
• NAVMAN MiVue338 Drive Recorder $79
• ADS-456 SwannCloud HD Plug & Play Wi-Fi Security Camera with Smart Alerts $79.50

Exclusions
Excludes Apple, Beats by Dre, GoPro, FitBit, Kindle, HP Laptops, Samsung Galaxy S4 (EM5201, EM5200, EM5262, EM6608, EM6607) Samsung Galaxy S5 (EM5294, EM5290, EM5291, EM5293), Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (EM5356, EM5357, EM5356PAC, EM5357PAC), Samsung Galaxy Note Edge (EM5360), Samsung Galaxy Alpha (EM5336, EM5337) ChromeCast (XH1443), Logitech UE Boom (C7626, C7629, C7636, C7628, C7635, C7627, C7630, C7638, C7637), Logitech Megaboom (C7618, C7617), ASUS 10.1" T100TA-DK003H Touch Transformer Book (XC9233), Asus ME70CX-1A MeMo Pad 7" Tablet (TA7032), ACER W1-810 32GB Windows 8 Tablet (TA8076), HP Pavilion 11-n008TU X360 Touchscreen Convertible (XC0228), Prepaid Mobile Products, Recharge Vouchers, Calling Cards, iTunes and App Store Gift Cards, Dick Smith Gift Cards, Gaming Consoles, Software and Accessories, Xbox Live and PSN Cards

Related Stores

Dick Smith / Kogan

Marketplace

• 

  jv on 20/03/2015 - 01:27

  +3

  Any bargains though ?

  Not much point in getting $20 off but still paying more than other stores…

• 

  backslashio on 20/03/2015 - 02:43

  +4

  Wish Dicksmith would allow coupons for gaming software again. So sick of reading their terms and conditions over & over in hope

  • 

    sween64 on 20/03/2015 - 02:45

    I'm always looking at "Prepaid Mobile Products" and sighing.

• 

  sween64 on 20/03/2015 - 02:46

  +3

  Can be combined with extra 10% value on DSE gift cards @ Coles.

  • 

    aldoboy on 20/03/2015 - 03:30

    Possible use 5 of $100 GC in one transaction?

    • 

      sween64 on 20/03/2015 - 03:33

      +1

      Yep. I think it is.

• 

  randomhero24 on 20/03/2015 - 07:15

  +2

  Spend a grand and get 8% off.

  Thanks?

• 

  hellrazorone on 20/03/2015 - 09:46

  +1

  Once again code doesn't work when you add two Logitech G502 mice to the cart.

  Given up on DSE … dealing with their support is like jumping on a merry go round full of dumbasses.

  Me: This discount code doesn't work and its not on the exclusion list.
  Them: We don't have stock.
  Me: But it shows as available online and in store (sent with screenshot).
  Them: We don't have stock.
  Me: Then why can I order it.
  Them "Dick smith online doesn't have stocks for that item. We are afraid that you can still purchase but we are not able to provide one. Since the item has a lower price, we may suggest to place an order now."
  Me: This is the problem, I can't place an order because it continually gives me a "Coupon code is not valid" message.

  Facepalm (June Cruz wins award for least helpful and sensible replies. Well done June!)

  • 

    BargainBenno on 20/03/2015 - 10:10

    Basically they have an item discounted but it does not mean you can actually purchase it at that price. This is just to entice you to buy it so that when it goes back to full RRP you wont think twice but order it . What I call smart psychology!

  • 

    ElevenoutofTen on 20/03/2015 - 12:36

    I Just called DS, the Lady I spoke to (Mandy?) said she could process the order online manually, but the catch is I have to have it posted, No click and collect available.

    I too wanted the logitech G710+ for $99.99. (119.99 - $20 TGIF20).
    But would have to pay $10 postage, so the keyboard would come to ~$110.

    DS Customer service is pretty useless though, as she could not explain to me why it matters if I purchase for delivery or for click and collect.

    I think Im going to pass and wait for another sale, where I dont have to run around hoops.

    • 

      hellrazorone on 20/03/2015 - 15:17

      Unfortunately they don't (or won't) fix these issues in any future sale.
      Same issue I'm having happened with the last DSE sale.

      Its false advertising to say you can have this discount (by sending customers/subscribers an email), then you take the time to read through the exclusions, inform them of the error and their response is to send you a template email which fails to address the problem … with the aim that you hopefully won't bother them again.

• 

  itbargainhunter on 20/03/2015 - 10:08

  DSE does jack up price (maybe for some items) when they have these promo on.

  Were interested to buy a brother printer for weeks. It was normallly $129.

  When there is a promote like this DSE jack up the price to $149.

  If you think you are getting a deal here you better do your homework.

• 

  darkjazz on 21/03/2015 - 00:05

  It is tiring to ready the long exlusion term each time and I have pretty much disregarded the endless promotion from DSE these days