You get additional giftcard so brings the price down to $895
Dyson Gen5detect Absolute Stick Vacuum $994 & $99.40 Back as Gift Card + Delivery ($0 C&C/ in-Store) @ Harvey Norman
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Completely agreed.
Completely agree.
Agree completely
That too when you have to use the gift card within a month. I think that’s the catch with the HN temp gift card.
I had a gift card from May that I used, so I don’t think it’s to be used within a month unless they changed their policy
From HN website:
PLUS TODAY ONLY Spend $250 or more
and get
10% of your purchase price in
Harvey Norman® Gift Cards* Temporary Promotion Bonus Gift Cards valid for
1 month only from date of issue.
Terms and Conditions/Exclusions apply.
Only if you can use the gift card immediately to offset the purchase. Otherwise it is useless as one might not have anything else to buy from HN.
Can you use the gift card immediately for a second item? Or do you need to wait a certain time before you can use it?
You can in store. Bought the 250w bespoke vacuum. Received 90 gift card, then used it on a Brissel spot cleaner and just paid 9 bucks extra
Thank you
Dyson battery's are so shit. Our 1 years old barely lasts 10 mins
I'm still on my original V6 Absolute battery after ~5yrs, used 3+ times a week. I turn off the power from the switch once charged.
Gen5 complete at $996 is a better deal
Where do you get it from and why is it a better deal?
Dyson website, only place you can get complete sets
Any why is it better than the one listed here from Harvey Norman?
Dyson website also list is as $1049 not $996@mhz: It’s $996 with the code “DECSAVE5” https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/821244
Includes a floor dok, more attachments and a better colour.
Also 60 day return policy even if used
@evasive: Thanks, found the link just after my last comment. Ordered one through there.
Thanks again!
One month gift card. Absolute scumbags at Harvey Norman.
i got one today, only because i plan to buy one a few days ago
Giftcards don’t equal discount