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Pepsi Max Cherry/Lime/Original 24 Pack x3 + Skittles Bag £19.64 @ Amazon
About this deal
This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
3 for £20 deal available on pepsi max cherry and lime, plus other drinks are available
Some packs are also 5% off when buying 4 items so a bag of skittles will reduce the cost to £19.64
Other additional items are available at 99p to reduce the cost, this is just an example
Skittles amazon.co.uk/dp/B086CD6B5G
Some packs are also 5% off when buying 4 items so a bag of skittles will reduce the cost to £19.64
Other additional items are available at 99p to reduce the cost, this is just an example
Skittles amazon.co.uk/dp/B086CD6B5G
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Edited by James_Harvey_97, 3 December 2022
104 Comments
sorted bySo to get this straight, the Amazon deal is any 3 of the listed items for £20 (3 of one item is fine).
3 of the Pepsi Max Lime would cost me £28.50 but I can have them for £20.
Once in my basket, I get offered the contingent deal of 5% off 4 products from a new list of qualifying products.
I add the Skittles at 99p bringing the total to £29.49 (5% of which is £1.47)
At checkout it doesn't discount to £20 first then add the 99p, then reduce by 5%.
What it does is take off the 5% (£1.47) first then adjust the price of the drinks down to £20
So basically the cost of the 3 drink items multiplied by 0.05 is how much you can spend if you want Amazon to pay for the fourth qualifying item
This is £1.10 (incl. 5p off the Skittles) for the cheapest drink which is the 7-UP
£1.47 for the Pepsi Lime, which is the most expensive.
You can also choose, for free:
Kallo Blueberry & Vanilla Corn & Rice Cakes £1
2L bottle of 7UP, Free £1.15
Ecover Toilet Cleaner, 750 ml £1.16
Kallo Organic Belgian Dark Chocolate Rice Cake Thins 90g £1
Cadbury Dairy Milk Orange Giant Buttons Bag, 95g £1.08
Cadbury Caramilk Golden Caramel Chocolate Bar, 90g £1.25
and for a few pennies outside Lindt Lindor Milk Bar, 100g £1.50
Personally, I'm blowing the budget and going for this bad boy Lindt Swiss Milk Chocolate Gold Bar, 300g £4.
Edit:
I did some more searching and found these items, which include a new low price champion (for those who just want the 5% discount and aren't particularly bothered about the free qualifying item).
Cadbury Dairy Milk Caramel Chocolate Bar, 120g £1.25
Box of 5 Milka Chocolate Chip Cake Bars (175g Box) £1.25
Cadbury Dairy Milk Giant Buttons Chocolate Bag, 40g 60p (Minimum of 3)
CDM 95G FRNUT CHOPPED 22CA (Cadbury's Choc. Bar with Chopped Fruits and Nuts, 95g) 85p
Milka Noisette Alpine Milk Chocolate Bar 100g £1.20
Pack of Halls Extra Strong Menthol Action Sweets, 33.5g 75p
Milka Happy Cows Milk and White Chocolate Bar 100g £1.29
Cadbury Twirl Chocolate Bar, 43g 65p
Cadbury Twirl Orange Chocolate Bar, 43g 70p
One of the 5% items turns out to be the pack of 24 x 330ml Pepsi Max Lime Cans £9.50 (£9.03 after 5p discount) (edited)
To save a little bit more, and if delivery date isn't crucial, I would suggest getting it as two orders:
The 3 Pepsi and Cadbury Twirl Chocolate Bar, 43g 65p for a total of £19.30.
and, the 3 Iron-Bru on Select & Save for £16.62
For a total of £35.92. A saving of £1.53 (and a Cadbury's Twirl) (edited)
Pepsi cola for me is the only cola that is remotely drinkable.
Do not know what formula or the sugar alternative that they use, but it is good drink.
I drink one or 2 cans a week to get the sugar rush when need in the office to get me going.
Cheers for this.
Your "sugar rush" is probably a reaction to the chemical cocktail of artificial sweeteners!
I ordered in June and was chasing them up until start of November for a delivery date for them to say "The price is higher now so it won't be dispatched". Pretty sure that's not right but either way - Amazon isn't what it used to be
IF it said (at the point of purchase) "while stocks last" we could have been on sticky ground, but it didn't, we placed our orders on the understanding it was a PRE-ORDER, and I personally see it as a contract, but J H C, I had no idea this BS has been going on fer MONTHS.
As you say, Amazon isn't what it was.
My order went in on Oct 4th (ETA Oct 17th-24 ) cancelled ON THE DAY, a few hours B4 due time.
Delivery date 2 (Nov 9th-16th I believe) wasn't any different, delivery 3? took a while to be announced (OOS fer a week or so) NOW I have a 3rd date range, given as Dec 6th-Jan 10th, and the icing on the cake?...NO guarantee the 3 cases will be delivered to my door, a flat on the 1st floor (with lift) as Amazon favour dumping many deliveries fer this block IN THE FOYER, AKA "The POST ROOM" as we discover, eventually, when we randomly track, OR eventually get the notification "Handed to resident"
BTW
I'm not sure about now, but these cases were also available fer NEXT DAY (if not same day) delivery, if ordered via AMAZON FRESH.
groceries.asda.com/pro…537 (edited)
Everybody...just about EVERYbody BUT Amazon seems to be able to get stock. I could understand it if Amazon took the payment upfront, but I don't think payment IS taken, till it's dispatched, so why the hell keep "selling" what you don't have, and (it would seem) can't get
Or worst case they don't show at all, and as good as amazon can be with stuff like this, I've had headaches having to prove that stuff is actually delayed past a reasonable date and they often play the it's definitely due tomorrow card.
I've just noticed the SKITTLES aspect of this deal.
Expect Amazon to "break-up" the delivery. You'll get the skittles now, but the drinks SOME time..... in 2023? it's hard ter say, since they continue to "sell" what they don't have, so the BACKLOG of orders continues growing...fast
i cannot understand how they can keep putting these on offer when they cant fulfil the back orders from months ago!
only reason i havent cancelled yet is because i used a £5 off so got them for 3 for £15
You'll get the Skittles first in a split delivery.
Probably get charged the full 19+ for the whole order, then will be the same as every other Pepsi deal on here, a very long wait and a massive disappointment.
Don't bother.
Waste of time ordering.
At £20 for 3 packs, that's 72 cans (3 x 24 = 72) so 27.7p per can.
At £19.64 for 3 packs, that's 27.2p per can (ignoring the Skittles).
You place yer order (not fer this, an order in general) and yer get to "check-out" and there it is, a "promo credit" don't yer just love that when it happens.
My (drinks only) order of Oct 4th is yet to be delivered (I'm currently on my 3rd "due date") and I'm often offered the option to cancel, but what if it were NOW (this offering) and I'd EATEN the skittles...and accepted an offer of cancellation how would that work out
You can add this too as well orange flavoured one
I'm glad yer feel that way, less competition fer the REST of us, not that you'd notice.
Seems like the mighty Amazon couldn't currently organise an an an erm Extremely good drinking session in a brewery by the looks of it Yikes, that was close, I almost said ...a term that is OBVIOUSLY on a list of naughty words (rhymes with hiss-up) well, what do y'all expect, I never said I was a poet
Any better Mr Mod, Sir.
I ask you, what's the point of a promotional, if you DO NOT HAVE THE STOCK .