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Posted 8 June 2022
Get Amazon Gift Card - £25 on £100 Spend / £45 on £200 Spend / £55 on £300 Spend / £100 on £650 Spend via Metro Discount @ Booking.com
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Get£25 Amazon Gift Card on £100 Spend / £45 Amazon Gift Card on £200 Spend / £55 Amazon Gift Card on £300 Spend / £100 Amazon Gift Card on £650 Spend
Voucher link: Amazon GIFT CARD | Booking.com promo code | June | Metro
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Voucher link: Amazon GIFT CARD | Booking.com promo code | June | Metro
*I am not sure if you can combine above offer with this, but worth a try: Booking.com Earn up to 6% back - Only Visa credit and debit cards are eligible to receive this reward.
Terms & Conditions
- In order to receive the gift card, your basket total must meet the minimum spend before VAT.
- Other cashback and discount codes that are not promoted on discountcode.metro.co.uk cannot be used in relation to this offer.
- In order to be eligible for the gift card a Booking.com purchase must be completed online via discountcode.metro.co.uk using the link provided.
- If you click out and follow other links or websites after discountcode.metro.co.uk and before making your online purchase a Booking.com the gift card will be invalid.
- Transactions completed over the phone are invalid.
- The transaction has to be completed during the promotional period online at Booking.com, through discountcode.metro.co.uk.
- Transactions will be invalid once they are cancelled or returned and an Amazon Gift Card will not be issued.
- You are notified of any status changes to the email address used to register with discountcode.metro.co.uk, provided the terms and conditions are met.
- The validation period for travel bookings are subjective to the cancellation policy and date of travel.
- One Amazon Gift Card is issued per person and available per valid transaction.
- Promotion period: 2022/01/04 - 2022/06/30.
- The transaction must be completed in Pound Sterling (GBP).
- Unopened Gift Card links expire 90 days after being issued. Once opened, rewards can be used until the date of expiration.
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Edited by a community support team member, 8 June 2022
103 Comments
sorted bybooked a room for my mother the property stunk of weed, no key to lock the bedroom door when leaving, she didn’t stay a single night £400 pound she lost. Booking.com didn’t help.
I am booking some travel for work, and I thought it would be great to get some cash back, but when I compare using the Metro link to simply going to the site, I notice that I'm actually paying more! If you book directly, you can get the "genius discount". If not, you get it in a few months via Metro, it seems. Great if you want to scam expenses, but pretty stupid otherwise.
As an example, I saw that a hotel in Amsterdam was available for £279 for 3 nights when going direct to the website. When I go through the affiliate services, it's £303. So yes, if you get the £45 voucher back you do get a bit more back I suppose, but perhaps not always worth being drawn in by these deals. Not always guaranteed, you're getting a voucher rather than an instant discount and you have to wait months.
Perhaps this isn't the case on all hotels and granted I've only checked on one tbf! Still, no disrespect meant to OP, as all in all this might work for some people. (edited)
First of all, check you're actually logged into your Booking .com account when you click though, otherwise you won't see any "Genius" discounts you might be entitled to.
When you click through an affiliate link or cashback site, I suspect they hide or disable some special rates, or they reduce the "Genius" discount or other discounts you could get. The standard hotel rates don't change, else that would be a dodgy practice.
Also, you can see different rates if searching via the app or website, or depending on the device you use. I often see lower "Mobile only price" if I use Chrome app on my mobile, compared to Chrome on my PC.
It's so annoying when you book and then see a cheaper rate or better cashback deal. This is why I only ever book a fully flexible rate so I can easily cancel and rebook. (edited)
Its a booking agent - very few of them will help you because you dont like the hotel you booked? They will only really step in if there is something wrong with the booking? (edited)
Never had a single problem with booking.com, I always set the reviews to 8+ from the jump.
I just purchased a hotel in Singapore, and didn't get that charge.
You must prepay your booking in GBP
You must complete before 30/06
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I always compare prices on multiple hotel sites, and even by booking direct with the hotel.
Expedia will often have a cheaper price AND higher cashback rates offered (up to 10%) compared with booking.com (usually 3-4%). (edited)
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Two nights on booking.com £430.
Two nights direct with hotel £350.
Heat to the OP but worth double checking booking direct.
Bit of an update...
I don't remember rebooking, so for whatever reason it registered. I never got any tracking email either.
I booked a newly listed property and I was then directed to a website to add my credit card details. I didn't realise this was a Transfergo site for cash payments via credit cards.
When I told Booking.com they referred me to their terms and conditions which basically exonerated them from any consequences.
They are quick to get their commission when things go fine, but don't want to accept any liability for the properties they advertise, even when these do not exist.
In the end my credit card refunded me, thankfully.
At least you will get that! If the Amazon gift vouchers comes through then that's a bonus. (edited)
I dont see booking.com on my airtime rewards?
Could also pay with Amex and get 8 Avios for £1