As per the title I need to buy the following items for a kitchen refurb in our new house
Integrated dishwasher, washing machine, larder fridge, freezer, induction hob and extractor
I'm looking around for options to save money where possible. Looks like AO & John Lewis come out cheapest for most of the items needed, but wondering if there are any good discount options when buying this stuff. I have access to perksatwork which offers 7% back at Currys which might help for a couple of items, but generally their prices are a little higher so often cancels that saving out. Any other good approaches I should be aware of? Perhaps 3-4% quidco on Currys Items too, although not 100% guaranteed
Integrated dishwasher, washing machine, larder fridge, freezer, induction hob and extractor
I'm looking around for options to save money where possible. Looks like AO & John Lewis come out cheapest for most of the items needed, but wondering if there are any good discount options when buying this stuff. I have access to perksatwork which offers 7% back at Currys which might help for a couple of items, but generally their prices are a little higher so often cancels that saving out. Any other good approaches I should be aware of? Perhaps 3-4% quidco on Currys Items too, although not 100% guaranteed
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sorted byPart-fund with gift cards purchased at discount.
Then go via TCB / Quidco.
But especially if sourcing via Currys it would be even more reckless not to combine payment via at least 1p funded by UK-regulated credit,
otherwise you may be back here in 3, 4, or 5+ years time regretting no access to S75.
I went to local independent and he said to me there was no way he could beat AO prices and if I ordered through him he would simply buy from AO and add a bit on for the trouble and sell it to me.
Went with AO in the end, saved nearly 3k on prices alone and since then have used them over 25 times.
To think Currys could have had that business as well if only he had been a little bit more happy to throw in some kettles or something.
Save you time and research, buy from AO and see if you can get freebies or such like on top. (edited)
• there is an attempt by AO to hard-sell extended warranty on or immediately after day of delivery
• on subsequent premature appliance failure, AO actively shirks its Consumer Rights Act obligations by attempting to sell the victim post-purchase warranty rather than AO funding a statutory solution.
Contra'd by all family/friends saying the delivery teams were friendly and helpful