Do overclockers do discount codes?

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Looking at the Titan goliath pc and a 24" wide screen setup - just wonder as other sites have discounts codes and promo's, do Overclockers ever have them?

Would help me save £50 on P&P for one :)

ColiN
 
On two occasions I have seen OcUK staff on these forums proffering discounts. The first time was a guy looking to buy £6K worth of systems in one hit, and the other was in the ASUS MARS thread where it was said that a discount could be organised for someone who wanted two GTX295 MARS cards.

OcUK also do 10% off 'vouchers' for business buyers and for people who haven't shopped with them in a while (a year I think).

So, yes, they do.

It's also worth bearing in mind that a credit card transaction costs OcUK something like 2-3% of the total value of the order whereas a Maestro transaction is a fixed fee (about 80p I think).

So on a £1000 order you could ask for a £25 discount if you paid by Maestro vs. a credit card.
 
In that case:

Unlucky Frogface.

:D Fantastic!

Im not moaning about cost or anything, but as we all know, we all like to get it as cheap as we can and no harm in asking :)

Electronics are crazy prices here, its cheaper for me to buy the Goliath and ship it over than it is to buy in france. But if they had a discount code, id be daft not to use it.

I think the free P&P is UK only, but i have not asked them.. you never know! [but i think we do]

Colinfr - frogface to the wise people :)
 
I believe its free delivery to uk for forum members in the UK but for Europe its discounted at half price i believe as well for the non UK crowd. Correct me if im wrong tho.
 
On two occasions I have seen OcUK staff on these forums proffering discounts. The first time was a guy looking to buy £6K worth of systems in one hit, and the other was in the ASUS MARS thread where it was said that a discount could be organised for someone who wanted two GTX295 MARS cards.

OcUK also do 10% off 'vouchers' for business buyers and for people who haven't shopped with them in a while (a year I think).

So, yes, they do.

It's also worth bearing in mind that a credit card transaction costs OcUK something like 2-3% of the total value of the order whereas a Maestro transaction is a fixed fee (about 80p I think).

So on a £1000 order you could ask for a £25 discount if you paid by Maestro vs. a credit card.
Business buyers you say??

How does one become a "business buyer"?
 
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