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[Zip] 15% off Eligible Items When You Pay with Zip (Minimum Spend $50, Maximum Discount $300) @ eBay

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Offer

  • 15% off when paying with Zip
  • Minimum spend $50
  • Maximum discount = $300
  • Redeemable 1 transaction per customer
Full Terms and Conditions:
  • Acceptance. By using or attempting to use the redemption code for this offer, you agree to accept and be bound by these terms and conditions.
  • Offer Period. This offer commences at 10:00am AEDT on 17 November 2022 and ends at 11:59pm AEDT on 18 November 2022 (“Offer Period”). eBay reserves the right to cancel the offer at any time.
  • Conditions. This offer entitles you to 15% off the pre-coupon purchase price (excluding postage costs) on Eligible Items during the Offer Period when you check out with Zip as a payment method, when you spend $50 or more (excluding postage costs) in one transaction, up to a maximum discount of $300 per transaction. Multiple items may be purchased in 1 transaction per person (up to a maximum of 10 items per transaction). Zip is available for transactions up to the amount of $5,000.
  • "Eligible Items" means items listed on eBay.com.au where a link to these terms and conditions and the coupon redemption code XZIP15 is found in the item listing.
  • Redemption. To redeem this offer during the Offer Period, enter the redemption code XZIP15 into the redemption code box during checkout. This code cannot be used in conjunction with any other eBay offer, coupon or voucher. You can only use the redemption code once during the Offer Period. The code is provided to you as an eBay User and the limitations on its usage apply on that basis even though you may have registered a number of different eBay User IDs.
  • Zip Terms and Conditions. Your use of Zip on eBay is subject to purchase eligibility and Zip approval. Zip Terms and Conditions apply.
  • eBay rights. Without limiting other remedies and in addition to eBay's rights under the User Agreement, eBay reserves the right to disallow or reverse a discount or prohibit access to this offer in circumstances where eBay believes:
    • you have provided false information, conspired with others to gain an unfair advantage or have otherwise been involved in any way in manipulating, interfering or tampering with the conduct of this offer;
    • a sale or purchase of any item as part of this offer has not been made in good faith, including where eBay considers that the buyer and seller may be related parties (such as family members or parties sharing the same dwelling); or
    • buyers or sellers have engaged in collusive conduct or any other conduct which eBay considers unfair, fraudulent or untoward.
  • Active. You must be an eBay.com.au registered member with an active account at the time of redemption (not suspended nor made inactive by eBay).
  • Registered address. Your eBay.com.au account must have an Australian registered address to redeem this offer.
  • Shipping. Items will only be shipped to addresses within Australia.
  • Returns. If you return or seek a refund on any item purchased using this discount, the value of the discount will not be refunded to you.
  • Cancellations. If you redeem this offer and the transaction is subsequently cancelled, the value of the discount will not be refunded to you and the transaction will still be considered a redemption under clause 6.
  • No withdrawal. This offer cannot be withdrawn into your bank account and cannot be transferred.
  • Stock. Sellers are responsible for their own stock and eBay does not guarantee the availability of stock. This offer is only available while stock lasts.
  • Liability. To the extent permitted by law, eBay will not be responsible for any loss incurred by you in redeeming or attempting to redeem the offer or for any costs, damages, accident, delay, injury, loss, expense, or inconvenience that may arise in connection with the use of the offer.
    Changes. eBay reserves the right to vary the terms and conditions of the offer at its reasonable discretion by publishing revised terms on eBay.com.au.
  • Monetary amounts. All monetary amounts specified in these terms and conditions are in Australian dollars (AUD).
  • Jurisdiction. The parties submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the state of New South Wales.
  • Zip Pay. Minimum monthly repayments are required. A monthly account fee of $7.95 applies. Pay your closing balance in full by the due date each month and Zip will waive the fee. Available to approved applicants only and subject to completion of satisfactory credit check. T&Cs apply.
  • Zip Money. Available to approved applicants only. Minimum monthly repayments are required. Paying only the minimum monthly repayment amount will generally not repay out the purchase within the interest free period. Any balance outstanding at the expiry of the interest free period will be charged at the standard variable rate, 21.9% per annum as at 1 July 2022 and is subject to change. A $7.95 monthly account fee applies. A one-off establishment fee may apply for new customers. Terms & Conditions apply and are available on application. See your contract for further details. Credit provided by ZipMoney Payments Pty Ltd (ABN 58 164 440 993, Australian Credit Licence Number 441878).

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  • +8

    Wonder if prices will get to afterpay day levels on GPU's, I'm over waiting.

    • hopefully!

    • Been holding back forever…. but black friday and AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX Dec 13th is just around the corner.

      • +1

        Question is, will it be better to buy a GPU on Black Friday, or when the 7900 drops a clue weeks later 😬

        • +2

          Best time to buy is next year sometime.. once the economic hurt starts to really kick in

        • +1

          I'm leaning towards when the shit hits the fan for Nvidia, the 7900 XTX is looking like a 4080 TI for $200 USD less than the 4080.

    • are we still doing HOOOOOOOOOLD?

      • -1

        Ideally you'd be best to hold till roughly March when every GPU from the upcoming gen has dropped. I feel like they're really gonna stretch out the duration of this gen's release to offload the insane amounts of overstock retailers appear to have of the previous gen.

        • Ideally you'd be best to hold till roughly March

          2023, 2024 or 2025?

  • Here’s the T&Cs page

  • +4

    Offering discounts exclusive to scummy BNPL services should be illegal. I’d rate it the same as betting ads during sporting events.

    • +1

      Agree. PaintOad for PM!

    • +14

      The way I look at it. I dont mind exploiting BNPL services for my own gain. I generally just pay out the amount immediately after the purchase anyway, and wouldnt ever use them for actual purchases outside of these discounted events. Its those regular purchases where they are actually going to make a profit.

        • +16

          Well, to be honest BNPL has been existing for a long time in one form or others, in a way the current wave of startups is better than the old scummy no interest payments run by Gerry and his associates. They're all bleeding money so it's just a matter of time before most being bought out leaving only one or two left. So just jump in and get some bonus before the market fixes itself.

        • +15

          We should ban credit cards too by your logics. Many people are struggling to pay it off but still using them….

        • +1

          Yeah I think BNPL for property should be illegal aswell.

      • +6

        Same with credit cards, people on ozb aren't really the target market since they've never paid a cent of interest and only use it for the bonus offers and don't hold long term.

        • -7

          Not the same. Credit card companies do credit checks to mark sure the person can actually afford the line of credit they are taking out.

          • +3

            @PainToad: I believe Zip actually does too - it got mentioned during a recent refinancing

          • @PainToad: That's really not what credit check does and how banks are using them but ok if it helps you sleep at night…..

          • @PainToad: Eh I was more supporting furyz's point about ozbargainers not really being the ones likely to be in financial dire straits or bad with credit.

            Don't BNPL make the bulk of their money from the retail store fees and commissions? Thought a lot of them have been having financial issues for years as they don't actually get most of the money back from late payment fees etc ('bad debts') so can't imagine them relying on that as the main source of revenue.

          • @PainToad: BNPL is no different to a credit card nowdays.

      • +2

        I like to split payments with Afterpay so I can get 4 payments ticked off my monthly spend requirements with banks like ING etc. good thing is Afterpay mandate no surcharges, so no payment fees if they’re offered at places like shopping express, umart, etc, when checking out with Afterpay.

      • +3

        This. I don't get all the bagging of BNPL on OzB. Just use them for the discounts and deals that they offer and don't worry about what others are doing. We live in a capitalist, free market country and how you conduct your financial affairs is your issue and nobody else's. BNPL is just another form of financial service. If it did not exist, people who are going to borrow money when they can't afford it are still going to borrow money somehow - it's the nature of the beast. The alternative is government regulating all credit to the point where it becomes unviable - and only an a**hole (or socialist (same thing really)) would want that.

        Just think for yourself.

        Personally, I use them whenever they offer a good deal - and have no qualms doing so. I pay them off straight away anyway if there is any kind of fee/debt involved.

    • i just sign up to get the discount. then pay for all instantly. I did with Afterpay to get the 20-25% on items i wanted. But would never use the service for paying later.

    • There's a option to remove all deals with BNPL label, so it doesn't show up. Maybe you can do that if you don't like it.

  • Is there any clever workaround to get this discount without having to set up a zip account? Obviously it's not live yet, but based on previous promotions I mean

    • +2

      A while ago, you could bypass Afterpay in the Afterpay-specific promos by covering the full amount with gift cards, but now, I think, you need to pay at least a part of it using the BNPL service. So, you could cover most of it with gift card and pay minimally with Zip, but you'd still need to use Zip, unfortunately. (Then again, that was Afterpay, so I don't know whether Zip would be any different.)

      • +1

        Forcing people to take out an unnecessary line of credit despite them having the funds available is just a disgusting business practice.

        • -6

          Friggen oath. It’s unethical and predatory.

          Can we get OzB to ban this type of promo? It’s clearly a debt trap aimed at the vulnerable. Well, not clearly, but it’s at minimum huuuuuge coincidence they are the ones that end up exploited by this crap and we should be looking out for them.

          • @sickaunt: That's a bit extreme don't you think! I personally use BNPL deals when they come up - as I'm sure many others on OzB do too. There's nothing wrong with them IMO. If it's on offer and the deals good, I'll use it. If not then who cares. Works for me.

            Credit is a cornerstone of a capitalist economy and nobody is forced to use it. There are lots of forms of credit that are out there that may not offer the best deal or are a bit dodgy - pay day loans, low doc loans, high interest credit cards etc. I don't regard BNPL as exploitative but people getting involved need to know their limits and what the terms are. All that info is available. There's so much ignorance about finance out there it's not funny - but there's also a lack of personal responsibility. And modern society condons and encourages this outlook. Bizarre.

        • +2

          I tried to sign up with OpenPay for the extra discount on MyDeal the other day - extra $10 last week, I can pay it all off immediately anyway .. what's the harm? But I wasn't able to authenticate with my cards, and no way am I sending photos of my cards or myself holding them to verify. Tried to close the account, but that seems to have stalled, and their support staff have been no help. It's just not worth the risk or headache.

          • @Finner: It's almost impossible to close an openpay account, I had mine closed 3 times with confirmation but as soon as you login it's reactivated.

        • +1

          No one's forcing you to use the discount most likely funded by the bnpl.

      • Thanks for info. Probably, Zip would be similar to Afterpay

  • +4

    Zip’s referral bonus is $20 now. Good timing if you want to sign up Zip I guess…

    • who gets the $20? both or just the person that referred?

      • Both.

  • Does Zip do credit check? The t&c says it does, but does it?

    • +2

      Credit Provider:
      ZIPMONEY P/L
      Reason For Enquiry:
      Personal Loan (Revolving)

      it does when i signed up few years ago

    • They do but it's a one off unless you opt for zip money, which will impact on your credit limit just like latitude pay.

    • Does not do it for everyone

  • -6

    Shame this is bnpl, I want a GPU, but I'd prefer paying the extra 15% than setting up an account

    • -2

      Same. Bnpl is just another debt trap for the vulnerable.

    • +6

      Against the ozbargain spirit… things people do for a $2-$3 cashback but you won’t get something for 15% off hmm.

  • Seems like you cant stack with the existing coupons as you need to use XZIP15 for certain listings only … so most likely pretty useless.

    • +3

      15% off is useless….yeah sure thing. Probably forgetting a lot of us are holding on to 10% gift cards.

      • You might be able to pay 99% of it with gift cards and still checkout $1 with zip to pass the coupon.

      • Guess we only know when we see the offer for which items it works - maybe it only works on the ones you anyhow got a 22% discount before. We only find out if this is a deal when we know a bit more …

      • +1

        how is everyone getting these 10% off gift cards?

        • time machines, son

  • Let's see if there are any good "Eligible Items"

    • +1

      haha yeah seems to always be the stuff no one wants

    • I think with Afterpay and Zip, most of the stuff is included. Exclusions would be coins and stuff.

    • AirPods Pro Gen 2 would be a good deal with the Zip 15% off, if it counts as an eligible item
      It should come down to $330.65, sold by Wireless1 eBay

      • Yep lookong at Apple from there too. Only question will be, aside from price jacking, is there any way to pay with gift cards while still getting the discount, and if so… where can I get some gift cards…

  • +2

    robot lawnmower deals?

  • +2

    apple iphone deal?

  • Will ZIP run credit check when register the account?
    If UDM-PRO eliglibe will consider to register one, even not like BNPL…..

  • If my Zip balance is $1000, can i purchase something >$1000 and simply pay out the remainder, or does the entire purchase need to be within this limit?

    • We will know tomorrow.

    • Probably limited by the zip balance

      • +1

        You can use eBay gift cards to bring the total to your zip limit

  • Eligible item: a used sock.

  • So are any items eligible? Like what's the go?

    • Yes, the link on OP post now have items in there

  • Sad, want to purchase something for $1500 but balance is only $1000

    Guess it doesn’t work like a credit account where you can send money to the card for excess balance on top of your credit limit

    • you can buy ebay gift cards from anywhere (or shopback for some extra cashback), use it on ebay to bring the total amount to less than $1000 and then use your zip

      • Thanks, I’ll check it out

        EDIT: are ShopBack eBay gift cards digital delivery or physical cards? Can’t seem to find much info on delivery format.

        • +1

          digital delivery. you get it instantly within the app itself.

  • +3

    I thought this was a genuine 15% off with lots of items eligible. Instead it's one of the garbage discounts for overpriced items with a very limited selection. Nice joke Zip/ebay.

    • +1

      Just tried to buy some fish food that wasn't listed and the code was still applicable so maybe try it?

  • Works on private sellers as well 👍
    Don’t use the default search link. Use my instruction in my other posts for these kinds of promos:

    Q: How to find out eligible sellers/items?

    A: Do a search on the item you want, the resulting listing should show the "eligible" ones with 15% off with coupon. Max $300 off alongside them.

    • I'm not able to find any private sellers that are eligible.

      For me that message only appears next to listings from stores.

      • Appearing on many private sellers’ camera gear items I searched.

  • +9

    Just used this. You can use the voucher and pay 100% of remaining amount using gift cards.

    • -1

      Are you sure? Does not seem to be able to do so.

      • Yes I'm sure.

    • Do you mean without using zip at all?

      • -1

        Yeah ronnknee says '100%'. Does not seem to be the case.

    • +4

      I confirm also.

      I put item into cart, applied code XZIP15 (15% discount applied), selected ZIP payment method at the top, input gift cards to cover entire order, once I did that the ZIP payment method at the top greyed out and I was able to submit order with $0.00 owing. Looks like the Afterpay loophole isn't closed yet

      • +1

        Exactly this.

      • Ditto just now with 3% gift cards from shop back

    • Thanks! I did the same successfully even over two gift cards. No Zip account required to be set up.

  • https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/403932947463
    Samsung q990b for $1189.15 is pretty good value

  • Will this work on Surface pros?

  • The Intel NUC M15 (current generation) is going for $1,350.65

    https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/403886944416

    Very good value if you want a 15inch laptop with touch display and a sturdy aluminium chassis. However you'll need to get some eBay gift cards if your Zip limit is less than $1k.

  • Need a lot of eBay gift cards cheap. Any promotion anywhere to get them? Can’t find anything.

    • nada

      last deal like this was 10% off https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/732484

      when people swapped TCN Gift to Ebay

      • The $50 denominations are too small for the purchase I want. Might suck but I guess ill use a coles $250 with 3% from shopback…

        • you said ebay gift card

          • @Poor Ass: eBay has a limit of 8 codes/gift cards per transaction. So with $50 denominations, it would only allow a maximum of $350 purchase with the current deal.

            • @ATangk: ya I know that but what's that got to does with coles $250?

              what ya buying, maybe I can help you out

              • @Poor Ass: He’s using his Coles MC Gc to purchase eBay gc from Shopback….

                • @uwuwu: I see… i've already used all mine as they get hacked

            • @ATangk: today I paid with 8xGC+ZIP, so total 9 codes, not sure if this zip code is not counted as coupon code. forgot to test if 9th GC would work.

  • Let's wait for AFTERPAY 20% instead. PS: I don't have ZIP

  • Waiting for other deals; Zip is not for me with all those fees and credit check.

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