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Free shipping for PayPal customers @ OO.com.au

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Free shipping for PayPal customers @ OO.com.au
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brisnicki on 21/11/2008 - 03:17 oo.com.au (153 clicks)
PPXMAS

Free delivery when code entered at checkout.

To take advantage of this Exclusive Offer, please note these important instructions and conditions:

  1. Add items to your basket as normal.
  2. On checkout enter Coupon Code PPXMAS, then click on Apply to get FREE delivery. Please note that if you do not enter this coupon code on checkout you will not qualify for FREE Delivery. The coupon code or FREE Delivery may not be applied after your order is submitted.
  3. FREE Delivery commences on 19th November and ends 5PM AET Tuesday 16th December. To qualify for FREE Delivery you must place your order, and pay in full using PayPal, during this promotion period.
  4. Fair Play Policy applies: If the delivery charge is under $30 then the delivery charge is FREE. In situations where the delivery charge is greater than $30, then the first $30 is free.

NOTE: Was previously included in a post by dansor but reckon it should have it's own post so comes up properly in RSS feeds, search results, MBC listing, etc. And has that 'Store profile' box below with useful info.

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  • Noslee on 21/11/2008 - 09:00

    posted before, no hard feelings
    http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/7890

    • brisnicki on 21/11/2008 - 10:08

      Yeah - I said it was posted before and why I re-posted it - see note at the bottom of my description.

      There are heaps of separate deals available in that offer that should be posted individually to make them easier to find.

      When I shop, I persaonally look for deals for the actual site, not just PayPal. e.g. 'OO.com.au coupons'

      • Noslee on 21/11/2008 - 10:24

        Fair enough, however many others don't use RSS and just continues to see deals that are seen before is fairly boring, especially you could break up the PayPal offers to like 20 different posts.

        For some reasons I cannot revoke my vote to neutral

        • brisnicki on 21/11/2008 - 18:24

          Yeah, I don't use the feeds myself, but I think that the MoneyBackCo website does to display related deals next to merchants.

          I personally love the 'Deals from domain name' links (available via the 'Store Profile' box under posts). For example:

          I have bookmarked my favourite sites for quick access to their latest deals, so rely on posts being associated with the merchant's domain in the URL field of a deal posts. (Unfortunately happens often when coupons files are uploaded as they do not reference to their 'parent' site.)

          I usually Google for further deals anyway, so often find those not associated directly with the domain.

          Scotty: (if you read this {:) Maybe posts could have two URL fields - one to capture the domain of the merchant and another for a link to the actual deal link.

  • elcheapo on 21/11/2008 - 11:18

    Paypal offers deals are such a head ache and probably require some further 'agreed' method on how to post them..

    • scotty on 21/11/2008 - 23:24

      Yes. Historically I always post them as individual offers — good for domain-level search, and good to separate comments/discussion on each individual offer as well.

      Might need to document this somewhere.

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