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Cost +5-7.5% @ Noel Leeming

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papap072013 on 07/03/2018 - 11:58 files-au.clickdimensions.com (838 clicks)

This is an n3 Employee Benefits, but looks like someone can use by just presenting the flyer. Avaliable at Noel Leeming Nationwide

Flyer link: http://files-au.clickdimensions.com/fusion5conz-auewp/files/…

Terms:
Offer begins Monday 12 March and ends Sunday 18 March 2018, and is available at the Noel Leeming store/s listed above, while stocks last. Cost* +5% / 7.5% storewide excludes IT
accessories, PC Software, AV Accessories, & PC Consumables. *Average cost reflects the average price of the product including any administration and handling costs, and does
include any volume related adjustments which may apply. Offer is not available at Lifestyle Appliances, Clearance Centres or online and cannot be used in conjunction with any
deferred and/or interest free credit offer or with any other promotional offer. ^Offer does not apply to any Noel Leeming Gift Card purchases, Tech Solutions or Open Learning
Service Fees, Life Prints Photo Centres product & services, extended warranties, laybys, delivery fees, all Apple hardware (including iPhone), Gaming consoles and bundles, iTunes
cards, mobile phone top up cards, bonus, free or half price items. Standard Fly Buys points apply and consist of 1 Standard Point for every $25 you spend at Noel Leeming. An
additional 2% surcharge applies when purchasing items on a credit card. See in store for details. † Price Promise Terms and Conditions are available online visit www.noelleeming.
co.nz. Print and present this flyer or show it on your smartphone or device in store to be eligible for the discount

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  • jackvdbuk on 07/03/2018 - 12:12

    whats N3 employee benefits? this looks good, so its cost price to Noel leeming + 5%? surely thats an amazing deal from how i think of it? how much would cost for an S9 be for NL?

    • papap072013 on 07/03/2018 - 12:16

      n3 is like an organization and if your company is a member of it, the employee gets some benefits from n3.
      https://www.n3.co.nz

    • Robbert on 07/03/2018 - 12:30

      I think you would find s9 to not be an amazing deal. I have never used one of these deals but heard memory cards and stuff behind the counter that gets the big discounts from this

    • Bargain Bill on 07/03/2018 - 12:34

      Phones and Tablets cost the retailer close to RRP. cost + 5% on these items will probably make the price more than RRP, so it wouldn't be done

  • relishpuke on 07/03/2018 - 12:33

    Variable price benefits dependent on the product - A few years back we bought a fridge on a cost +5% discount and it was a good deal, but looked at washing machines and the discount was very minor/if at all.

  • Zyo on 07/03/2018 - 13:02
    +1

    If you read t&c apparently

    Average cost reflects the average price of the product including any administration and handling costs, and does include any volume related adjustments.

    That basically means it's average sale price?

    • Foodie on 07/03/2018 - 14:10

      Not average sale price. Average cost price without volume adjustments.

      So RRP might be $100. This deal might mean you get it for $90.
      If they have a huuge megasale! event, they might by 1000 of the normal RRP of $100, since they buy in bulk they can sell the item for $75 since they got a volume deal from the supplier.

  • NeM2k2 on 07/03/2018 - 13:28

    Any decent deals from this? Last time there was a cost +5% for NL the prices were higher than their sale prices

    • jackvdbuk on 07/03/2018 - 13:32

      is it literally a case of asking for the cost price in store?

    • Foodie on 07/03/2018 - 14:08
      +1

      I've never followed through with any purchases on deals like this. When ever I ask them to give me a cost +5% they go behind the desk, seem to dream up a number and give me that.

    • felixfurtak on 07/03/2018 - 14:46
      +1

      My experience is that it's generally a shit deal. Since it's supposedly based on the cost before volume discounts the whole thing is meaningless since they have huge volume discounts.

      Maybe low volume items (where they don't get big volume discounts) might be a better deal. Who knows?

      We have no real way of finding out the actual 'cost' so it's impossible to find out whether it's a genuine deal.

      My advice is to avoid this or do a lot of research prior to going in.

    • 2cheap on 07/03/2018 - 16:55

      I have never bought using this. Pricing not given over phone, in store it wasn't very cheap. A friend was happy with some mid-range headphones. Decent discount.

    • taeken on 07/03/2018 - 20:18
      • I use N3 regularly, I have always been asked to show my membership card
      • Most discounts seem to be %2-10% off retail
      • Best discounts have been PB-Tech and Bunnings
      • These Noel Leemings deals are not good for big items, usually better to wait for a sale. On small items you might get a better deal
      • NeverLucky on 07/03/2018 - 21:26

        Is there any possible way to use N3 at other stores without being under a company who is registered for N3?

  • jedmeister on 07/03/2018 - 19:22

    I don't get it, won't they ask for proof? Isn't it dodgy to pretend to be someone you're not.

    • Zyo on 08/03/2018 - 06:40

      Thats because the deals aren't really that good.

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