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2 x £10 off a £40 spend at Coop Amazon with eligible Amazon purchase (no minimum spend most items included) All customers
2 x £10 off a £40 spend at Coop Amazon with eligible Amazon purchase (no minimum spend most items included) All customers
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2 x £10 off a £40 spend at Coop Amazon with eligible Amazon purchase (no minimum spend most items included) All customers

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2 x £10 off a £40 spend at Coop Amazon with eligible purchase (no minimum spend most items included) unique code sent to your email after purchase.

Dear customer,

Thanks to your purchase, you have received a discount of £10 off your next two Co-op grocery shops on Amazon when you spend £40 or more (amazon.co.uk/coop). The promotional code can only be used once per customer and is unique.

To apply the £10 off discount on your next two Co-op grocery shops on Amazon, please follow the below steps.

1. Sign in with your Amazon Prime account and visit amazon.co.uk/coop. Enter as your delivery address one of the postcodes in which the Co-op on Amazon service is available.

2. Complete your shopping cart with Co-op items on Amazon for a minimum purchase of £40. Baby formula and alcohol are not eligible items within the promotion.

3. At checkout, enter the promotional code that you received by email.

Promotion applicable only once for Amazon Prime customers who are existing to Co-op on Amazon and who have made an eligible purchase on amazon.co.uk since 03 May 2024 at 00:00am until 02 June 2024 at 11:59pm. The 2 x £10 off discount can only be used on the next two Co-op on Amazon grocery shops available on Amazon.co.uk. The offer is valid until 02 June 2024 at 11:59pm. The order value must reach a minimum purchase of £40. Shipping costs do not contribute to reaching the minimum purchase threshold. In the event of partial cancellation of the order by the customer, Amazon reserves the right to withhold an amount equal to the discount received from the refund. The offer is not transferable or redeemable for money. Not applicable to gift cards. Not combinable with other offers or promotions. Amazon reserves the right to modify, suspend or terminate this promotion without prior notice, at any time. In this case, consumers with a promotional code can continue to redeem it. The general conditions of use and sale of Amazon.co.uk apply. Promotion only available for orders delivered to postcodes where Co-op on Amazon is available. See full T&Cs: amazon.co.uk/Coop-2x10off40

Yours sincerely,
Co-op on Amazon
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  1. Leigh_Morris's avatar
    Why would anyone want to spend £40 with them when everything is over priced beats me. They are everywhere claiming to be giving back to the communities. (edited)
    lordfriezy's avatar
    They are probably the most rip off supermarket, though I know people who swear by Co Op.
  2. blahblahblah1234's avatar
    Spend £40 on £30 worth of groceries and get it for £30.
  3. BrianButterfield's avatar
    Co-op British Chicken Drumsticks 750g

    £2.65

    £2 for 1KG at Morrisons.
    jungleboy123's avatar
    those morrisons drumsticks are to die for... really good quality.
  4. nigelnorris's avatar
    Prime only and "Not available at your location", I live in Coventry. Hardly all customers.
  5. aclarkesocial's avatar
    When does this go live? Will it ever go live? I hear Take That now shops at Lidl instead.
  6. gregskellorn's avatar
    "Sign in with your Amazon Prime account..." - Prime only?
  7. DonkeyKonk's avatar
    I have a Morrisons, Tesco and Co-Op near me, the Co-op literally 3 mins walk away... the Co-Op is usually only when I am desperate for Milk, bread and bananas, or it's raining really heavy.... most things are so expensive in there

    Morrisons has been great the last 8 months or so with all.the vouchers I get on here (edited)
  8. itsgun4u's avatar
    From a coop insider, strategy is not to be cheapest as they cannot beat the likes of big supermarkets like Tesco on purchasing power to keep prices down or compete with the likes of Aldi or Lidl. In order for them to survive they like to be more of a convenience store at every corner of the country. So there is a premium for convenience. And it's a cooperative so it's kind of owned by the members which give people shopping a feeling that they are contributing to a business which they part own . But co-op brand products are much better quality compared to supermarket own products.
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