For anyone with an Aussie student email address you can get 20% off from Delivery Hero.
EDIT: since posting this there appears to be a change to the T&Cs - only Australian university email addresses and a minimum of $30 spend.
20% off Delivery Hero for Students (with Emails Ending in.edu.au) - with Min $30 Spend
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And an unlimited amount of vouchers for those working in IT at an education industry ;)
The only problem is most of the delivery places near me are indian.
I see what you did there ;)
No you didn't.
lol students are the big group in society with more time than money. They'd usually walk an extra 30 minutes to pick up something, just to be able save $4 on delivery
$4 is quite a lot.
I'd rather walk to uni (~20 minutes), than pay for petrol for my car and the other fees associated with that.
although +1 because it's very true.Sounds like something I would do. XD
Terms and conditions also say there is no minimum spend if you're on their list of student customers. Big deal if that can be combined with absolute dollar-off coupons.
Big deal if that can be combined with absolute dollar-off coupons.
Also in the Terms & Conditions:
- No minimum order value. The remaining balance must be paid by Paypal, credit or debit card (the offer does not apply for cash payments). You have to be logged in to a Delivery Hero account to be able to redeem your voucher. You may not pass on the voucher to a third party or publish it. Voucher quantity is limited, and the discount will not be available once the voucher is exhausted. You can only redeem one voucher per order, per user and per household
Looks like they have made it a $30 minimum in the T&Cs, which looks like a change to the original above..
"Minimum order value is $30. The remaining balance must be paid by Paypal…………." from here
Wow… I'm now regretting my positive vote. This deserves a neg now.
Nice deal 20% is a lot looks like this community is happy with DH finally.
Why? Does their referral system work now?
Does their referral system work now?
Good question. I had over a hundred worth from their initial dodgy referral system that they pretended didn't exist.
It's only $4 off my $20 orders, so the $10 off and $15 off deals are much better for me and probably most students.
i knew having children would eventually pay off.
they got my personal email and now they are getting my school email too……
Reminds me of the Pizza Hut Bookit! Program! Yay for education! Yay for pizza!
I thought this might have been a permanent thing, but its just a one use code?
Can an admin go through the referrals and remove all the expired ones or better yet automate it? I think the referal codes only last a month now, so you could just remove any that are more than a month old.
Why do you think this?
Does the referral system actually work?
Has anyone received a referral benefit recently?
Time to put my @alumni.uni.edu.au address to good use.
Is it supposed to be come through pretty much straight away? I've thrown in my .edu email and nothing has appeared spam or otherwise.
Never mind :)
You don't need an edu email for the discount
OMG thank you :+)
Signed up last night, still waiting for my email :\
Maybe add that there is now a $30 minimum spend to the title?
Updated title and description above.
Expires in a week and $30 min order. Hardly worth it.
I've removed my +vote after the terms and conditions were altered from no minimum spend to $30 minimum spend.
No deal, students only eat Mi Goreng noodles.
Coincidentally, I just made some Homebrand Mi Goreng 2 minute noodles.
Add some kewpie mayo, tabasco and fried shallot shavings to fancy it a bit up! No additional cooking required!
That's 3 extra ingredients. Hey guys look at Richie Rich over here!
Any way to get an EDU.AU address, without enrolling in a Course?
As much as I want to utilize this, I'm super reluctant to give out my edu email. Last thing people need is that ending up in a database.
Its been changed to 10%
Yep, darn :(
Teachers/Lecturers/Tutors/Admin or anyone else involved in the education industry too with a valid .edu.au address :)