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NSW TOYSRUS The Great Trade In Event 20% off car seat, stroller, high chair, portacot. cot etc

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NSW TOYSRUS The Great Trade In Event 20% off car seat, stroller, high chair, portacot. cot etc
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PYourstel on 30/01/2010 - 20:41 toysrus.com.au (344 clicks)

The Great Trade In Event

Be Safe and Save

Get 20% off your NEW:
car seat, booster seat, stroller, travel system, high chair, portacot. bassinet, cot when you bring in any of these used items from any brand.

LIMITED TIME OFFER!
Available Wednesday 3 February to Tuesday 16 February 2010

Terms and Conditions
20% discount valid on day of trade-in only. In-store only. One coupon per guest, per transaction. Not valid on prior purchases or with any other offer. Coupon must be surrendered at time of purchase and value is forfeited if item is returned. Only original coupons accepted. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Valid in New South Wales stores only, excludes Wollongong.

http://www.toysrus.com.au/events/thegreattradein/

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  • Yourstel on 30/01/2010 - 20:48

    I am going to take my old stroller there and get a booster seat for my daughter. Hopefully I will save $$$. I guess if you are buying dearer things then its more worth it.I will let everyone know how it goes.

  • nani on 31/01/2010 - 08:13

    Yeah I saw this yesterday outside a store, you could pick up (or get from a family member/friend) an old/unused/unwanted product and save $.

  • browser on 31/01/2010 - 13:42

    Sometimes they have store wide percentage off without requiring any trade in. But if you can't wait, this isn't a bad deal. T&C doesn't mention the condition of trade, so you can always pick up some rubbish people put out for council clean up. It's not like they are going to sell the 2nd hand stuff in store, the trade in is just a gimmick to get people in.

    • daydream on 31/01/2010 - 17:44

      Hope they donate the stuff in better condition at least. Otherwise would be a shame if stuff that might be donated to charity ends up in land fill instead.

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