QuarryHunslet
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Currently 15% off Limited time deal, which makes it £186.15.
Edit: It looks like this offer expires at 11:00pm BST.
Edit: It looks like this offer expires at 11:00pm BST.
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WiiM Pro Plus on offer at Amazon.co.uk
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You can also get another 10% off to make it £164.25.
QuarryHunslet
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There was an offer of 10% off in the Amazon app. It was not there when I checked with a web browser.
QuarryHunslet
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QuarryHunslet
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This offer is back again today, on Amazon UK.
BowsAndArrows
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you can message amazon support and sometimes they will refund the difference.Gutted. If only I waited, paid £219 last week
alternatively. you can order a new one at the current price. leave it in the box and create a return for your previous order - ship the new one back...
Fine new world....you can message amazon support and sometimes they will refund the difference.
alternatively. you can order a new one at the current price. leave it in the box and create a return for your previous order - ship the new one back...
BowsAndArrows
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wdym?? don't you think it's fair for the customer to get the best deal on offer during their return period?? we're not asking them to price match a competitor.Fine new world....
BowsAndArrows
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lmao, you're acting as if it's something shady.
it's a mutually beneficial "business practice" for both retailers and customers - as it helps smooth out demand. instead of people waiting for deals to hit the shelves (e.g. black friday) they can buy earlier...i'm not suggesting anyone do this with a purchase that is not within its return period.
even consumer reports has a page on this:
Can You Get a Deal After You've Paid Full Price? - Consumer Reports
If something goes on sale right after you buy it, you may be able to get some of your money back. Here's a closer look at what to do if this happens to you.
Brantome
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It’s a benefit that can easily be abused, and I’ve known of cases where Amazon have closed people’s accounts if they overdo it. I’d speak to Amazon first and see if they’d offer a partial refund or whether they suggest returning the first unit (particularly in the case of an Amazon device registered to your account) and re-purchasing
slartibartfast
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When I bought a Topping E30 from Amazon they dropped the price immediately after my purchase. I contacted them to ask if they would refund the difference but the system probably doesn't allow that so they recommended that I return and buy again. Mad but true since they have to deal with a used product returned to them.
BowsAndArrows
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well, regardless of your opinions, it still is the store's own policy that any item can be returned for any reason within 30 days. including finding the same product at a better price elsewhere. i didn't come up with the policy!
if you want to be pedantic about it - the old one can be shipped back and the new one kept. but the way i'm proposing - contacting customer service for a partial refund is the more economical option, and i think the fairest one for all parties involved. and also this way you don't have an opened box WiiM that can't be sold as new...
amazon specifically don't always do this - and as @slartibartfast mentioned they often tell you to place the order again etc. but that's their own fault for having policies like that which end up costing THEM more - for the same overall result.
BowsAndArrows
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lmao! i did say to contact them first.
+ that's what amazon support will tell you to do if you contact them most of the time...
see @slartibartfast post.again - it's their policies. not mine. i'm just telling you what will happen. if you wanna let that get your panties in a bunch. contact them, and call THEM shady not me!!
