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£20 Voucher for every £100 spent (Includes GAME orders) @ Sports Direct
£20 Voucher for every £100 spent (Includes GAME orders) @ Sports Direct
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Posted 18 November 2022

£20 Voucher for every £100 spent (Includes GAME orders) @ Sports Direct

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Sports Direct have a Black Friday offer in which you get a £20 voucher back for every £100 you spend. So if you spend £100 in a single order, you spend the £100 on the items you want, then receive a £20 voucher after to use on future purchases.

What makes this offer especially good is that it works with GAME orders too as their site is incorporated within Sports Directs. So either you can make use of a lot of the deals that are on GAME already during the Black Friday sale, and get a voucher back as well instead of just purchasing them from GAME and getting nothing in return. Or like the example below, you could purchase an Xbox Series X for £454.98 (that includes £4.99 delivery) and you should get £80 back in vouchers to spend on future purchases.

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Edited by elect117, 18 November 2022
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  1. Haircut_100's avatar
    It’s Mike Ashley, read the t&c carefully to find out if there’s a catch like there usually is.
    elect117's avatar
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    I read through them before posting and couldn't see anything sketchy. Hopefully it all works as it should.
  2. deleted105198's avatar
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  3. Vicky_Rimington's avatar
    I made 2 purchases and have recieved a £40 voucher and a £20 voucher i got them both within a couple of days of each purchase.
  4. parisp's avatar
    I’m about to buy a series x. So I buy it and get £80 in the same parcel to then spend in store without restriction or minimum spend etc ? Seems good to me
    elect117's avatar
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    This is in the terms - The Voucher will be issued using the email address used to make the Qualifying Spend on the Website or App and will be issued on the later of either (i) dispatch of your order, (ii) when you have collected your order (for click and collect purchases), or (ii) within one month of the end of the Promotion Period.


    So hopefully if you do order the Series X from here, you'll get an £80 voucher once it's dispatched via email. That'll still give you time to use it during the sale if you wanted to. Seems pretty good to me if it all works alright.
  5. deleted105198's avatar
    Interesting. Two points in the T&Cs.

    (my comment: this is encouraging, has anyone tried to make a purchase yet?)
    3. Where the Qualifying Spend has been made in one of the Promoter’s stores, you will be issued the Voucher at the point of checkout.

    (my comment: this is discouraging as Mike could turn you down for no reason)
    11. The decision made by the Promoter as to those persons able to use the Promotion and the products that are eligible for the Promotion is final.
    12. No correspondence relating to the Promotion will be entered into.
  6. dbobs's avatar
    Can't find the PS5 console options on there, although they are on the Game website. If anyone can find them, please share the link. Heat BTW!
  7. deleted105198's avatar
    Quick update: order delivered days ago, still no sign of vouchers. I think they are going for the latest date of issue which would be 6th December. So who knows if they will honour vouchers from within their group site?
  8. dybydx's avatar
    The catch I found for a SportsDirect order of the same spend £100 get £20 offer is that you can’t pay using gift cards. This T&C only comes via email AFTER you have placed your order. I cannot find it anywhere in their website.
    Be warned.
  9. deleted105198's avatar
    Yeah they are a tricky business with sharp business practices.
  10. valuehunter2021's avatar
    Anybody actually get their vouchers?
    deleted105198's avatar
    Nope
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