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Tim Tam Varieties $1.82 + Delivery (Free with Prime) @ Amazon AU

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The favourite for the lazy OzBargainer, Amazon is now matching Coles' half-price Tim Tams.

Bear in mind there is a minimum quantity of 3 required to order. (EDIT: There is no min. quantity for the Dark Tim Tam's… Think of the tress before you have 1 delivered to you.)

Don't forget to use your preferred cashback provider to save a few more cents in true OzB fashion. Or perhaps use the $30 voucher we all got from the WD 10TB Drive ordeal…

Flavours available:

Original
Double Coat
Chewy Caramel
Dark Chocolate (Might be just me but I don't often see Amazon do the dark for half-price…)(Also no min. order for only the Dark variant.)

Edit: it appears dark is no longer available.

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  • +6

    Same price at Coles.

    Save on postage and no waiting for delivery and eat them now!!!

    • +2

      could argue otherwise that by ordering this you save on fuel, car depreciation etc lol

      • +2

        But then you lose that much needed exercise of walking from your front door to the car and walking around Coles

      • +1

        could argue otherwise that by ordering this you save on fuel, car depreciation etc lol

        then you should also include the cost of Amazon Prime otherwise add the cost of delivery.

    • You also lose container credit opportunity :-)

      • +2

        could argue with that but got a free box from amazon :)
        no hard feeling, just joking :)

    • Eat in for FREE

  • +2

    That feeling when Tim Tams are cheaper delivered as opposed to going to Woolies/Coles and buying them lol

  • 16 packs of timtams as compensation for not delivering my hard drive

    • -1

      Free diabetes too

  • Is anyone with a VPN able to see if it can be shipped to California? And the cost? I want to send some to a friend.

    • No need to use a VPN. You can just add a Californian address to your Amazon account and select it when checking out.

      There was a problem with some of the items in your order (see below for more information):
      Sorry, this item can't be delivered to your selected address. Learn more. You may either change the delivery address or delete the item from your order.

      You could always ship them to your friend with Australia Post. They charge $17 to send a 500 g parcel, which is enough for two packs.

      • +1

        All good, thank you!

        Haha I sent 9 or 10 packs of timtams to the friend back in…I want to say March, cost me 15 dollars for the bikkies…and then 50 or 60 for postage. But the Facetime call I got from her a week later (at 3am AEST, of coursse) was worth it.

        • +1

          Good on you… somethings are worth more than the money spent on them (delivery in this case)

  • Doesn't look like dark is on sale.
    Original, double coat and chewy caramel only

    • Maybe it sold out, because I've definitely got an order through for a few of them at $1.82.

  • Dark don't seem to be available for $1.82. Best value are the original - 200 grams and 11 biscuits…

  • Biscuits via post (AusPost or Fastway) I'd be worried that I'd end up with a big box of crumbs.

    Bought a tub of peanut M&Ms from Amazon recently, and somehow the lid came loose during shipping and half the M&Ms were just rattling around in the box.

    • +2

      I've always had good experiences with Amazon. In your case I'm certain if you contacted their support you'd have been refunded, no questions asked.

      • I did contact them and they sent another tub - no questions asked. Their service is great.

        But - I can't see a packet of Tim Tams arriving safely. Especially when you see this kind of thing: https://thewest.com.au/news/wa/australia-post-under-fire-for…

        • That's a fair concern, but I can attest to them having arrived unbroken/crushed/etc in my (embarrassingly) thorough experience with ordering Tim Tams from Amazon…

          The only obvious one is that there is a chance for them to be slightly melted if you order in summer but I always keep them in the fridge so don't exactly have an issue with that.

    • Shekster is absolutely correct. Amazon's customer service is second to none. I ordered a box of cat food that had a few cans knocked open in transit. Contacted them about it, expecting them to refund just for the broken cans. They refunded the whole box. I basically got it for free, so can't complain.

  • +2

    Shekster is absolutely correct. Amazon's customer service is second to none. I ordered a box of cat food that had a few cans knocked open in transit. Contacted them about it, expecting them to refund just for the broken cans. They refunded the whole box. I basically got it for free, so can't complain.

    • Someone else ordered something, got two instead of one, and amazon oddly sent them a refund too!

  • More cardboard boxes

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