For Sale: ?15 Lacoste Voucher with Free Express Delivery

By parttimeheroine
January 5, 2021 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted January 5, 2021

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Posted January 5, 2021

After Lacoste messed up a return I was given a voucher for ?15, with free express delivery - valid for 3 months. I am unlikely to use it, hence selling. Might come in handy for anyone looking to place an order soon.

These are the voucher's T&Cs:

- The order amount must exceed the voucher value by 1?;

- It can only be used once and is not extendable;

- In case you use a voucher code on your order, please note that the value of the voucher is divided up among the ordered items, proportionately to their price. In case of return, you will get the refund of the amount paid on the returned item minus the promotion amount applied. You will therefore lose the promotion amount of the returned item.

- It is only valid for full price items, cannot be used on sales price items because we do not accumulate discounts.

Hoping to sell for ?10 ONO.

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