Technology
Free £5 voucher when you spend £50 or more at Argos
Argos is a hub for just about anything. It’s the place to be if you’re interested in technology, home and garden products, toys, clothing, or jewellery. It also stocks a wide range of other bits, but we would be here all day if we listed them all out.
Until May 7, Argos is offering customers the chance to receive a free £5 voucher or a £5 promotional voucher code with any purchases of £50 or more. That does have to be on a single purchase and it does exclude delivery charges, but that’s still a pretty good deal.
Likewise, if you spend £100 or more in a single transaction, you will receive a free £10 Argos voucher or promotional voucher code to spend. This offer applies to purchases made in-store, on Quick Pay kiosks, over the telephone, or on authorised orders at Argos.co.uk. You must spend your voucher or code between May 1 and May 28, so don’t wait too long before cashing in.
There’s a bunch of great products to choose from on Argos, such as the Samsung Gear S3 Frontier smartwatch. With the purchase of the smartwatch you get a free set of AKG headphones worth £199.99. This offer is valid until July 1, and helps you to qualify for a free voucher code.
Check out the Argos store, grab a quality product, and receive your free voucher code. It couldn’t be easier.
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