Very.co.uk £30 off first order of £60 or more - when you open credit account

citywalk

Can you keep the credit on your account or do you HAVE to pay it off. I'd like to pay half now half next week

Jaunty

It is a credit account, so you don't have to pay it off. But if you don't - watch out for those credit charges, whatever they are.
My ATV2 arrived safely and Very credited my £30. Job done . Next to get the wife to order one .

swift1

PS3 Control Pad and Move Navigation for £33.99 all inc. Arrived this morning then rang ''Very'' and paid of the balance. Once the card or catalogue turns up - goes straight in the bin. Thank You VERY Much

chrispycrutch

Think this offer may have ended as I cant find the Apple tv on the Very website.

Rizvan

Looks like its out of stock, the £30 off wasnt specific to the Apple TV, its £30 off any first order via their credit account.

Apple Network TV Digital Media Receiver | Very.co.uk

Riz

Jaunty

Just as a follow up, if you successfully did this deal you should have got an email for £25 off your next order over £40 IF you sign up for the (excruciatingly bad value) Shopping Insurance. However if you clear your account instantly by card like I have, then why not? Western Digital 2tb for £57.95 delivered just right for off site back up of my data .

They are quite sneaky as they do not seem to email you the code, it is just on a screen page. Mine was ZQ395.

swift1

They emailed me the same code.

Rizvan

Very.co.uk seem to be just giving money away lol

Riz

_dark_blu

Think i have got this all sussed.

Ordered £70 of Playstation Network Vouchers. (Add £4 delivery) Called them and added the £30 off code. Now says my outstanding balance is £43 which is correct.

Before i pay it off, i want to capitalise on the £25 off £40 spend too for more vouchers. Do they charge to sign up for the Insurance? Or is it the same, sign up, use code, pay off all the balance?

Jaunty

I'm pretty sure you won't get charged as long as you keep the insurance on your account for a minimum of 6 months (avoiding any further purchases which may attract the insurance premium of course).

I hold a Very account with a low limit and a usally zero balance as I find they send me the £30 off a £60 spend code at least twice a year to try and encourage activity on a dormant account.