[Mal]

Just saw this tonight.

Myer currently have a promo where if you spend more than $75 in a transaction you get a $50 Zuji discount voucher (Discount is for International flights over $800)

http://www.myer.com.au/pdf/StocktakeCompT&C.pdf

There is also a competition to win a domestic holiday with Qantas each day worth $2500.

(BTW, if anyone does have a spare voucher, would love to know! Will be booking a couple of >$800 flights with Zuji shortly...)

not a bad deal... nothing to go out of your way for though

[JohnK]

Originally Posted by Mal

Myer currently have a promo where if you spend more than $75 in a transaction you get a $50 Zuji discount voucher (Discount is for International flights over $800)

I didn't read the fine print carefully but does this mean that if you had 10 discount vouchers you could use them on the 1 international flight > $800, therefore saving $500.

I wanted to buy some clothes and if the cumulative discount vouchers, just purchase clothes in separate $75 transactions, applied to the 1 flight then it would be very handy.

[Mal]

Assume you couldn't do that but don't know...

[straitman]

Originally Posted by Mal

Just saw this tonight.

Myer currently have a promo where if you spend more than $75 in a transaction you get a $50 Zuji discount voucher (Discount is for International flights over $800)

http://www.myer.com.au/pdf/StocktakeCompT&C.pdf

There is also a competition to win a domestic holiday with Qantas each day worth $2500.

(BTW, if anyone does have a spare voucher, would love to know! Will be booking a couple of >$800 flights with Zuji shortly...)

Just read the T&C (unusual for me) and found the following. Sub para b will leave quite a few people out (myself included).

"To be eligible to enter the “MYER one Bonus Draw”, MYER one customers must:
a) Spend $75 or more in one single transaction, from any MYER store during the promotional period (“Eligible Transaction”) AND
b) Use their MYER one card at time of transaction."

I couldn't find any mention of multiple claims however it does state that multiple entries in the major draw are permitted

[Mal]

Originally Posted by straitman

Just read the T&C (unusual for me) and found the following. Sub para b will leave quite a few people out (myself included).

"To be eligible to enter the “MYER one Bonus Draw”, MYER one customers must:
a) Spend $75 or more in one single transaction, from any MYER store during the promotional period (“Eligible Transaction”) AND
b) Use their MYER one card at time of transaction."

I couldn't find any mention of multiple claims however it does state that multiple entries in the major draw are permitted

Two seperate parts of the same competition. The first is for everyone, then there is a "Bonus" draw if you're a Myer One member. I can't see multiple vouchers being able to be used. Then again it would be nice...

The thing I'm unsure about is whether you get your Zuji voucher before or after your SMS the 19x Number. Additionally, I wonder if it's a generic code or individual numbers... :twisted:

[straitman]

Originally Posted by Mal

Two seperate competitions. The first is for everyone, then there is a "Bonus" draw if you're a Myer One member. I can't see multiple vouchers being able to be used. Then again it would be nice...

Thanks Mal I misread the info. Not much help to me either way as the nearest Myer store is about 200km away

[Kiwi Flyer]

Last year Zuji had a similar voucher for ex-NZ, but no need to pay anything to get it - just fill in a form on their website.

In the fine print, limit one voucher per trip purchased (ie not combinable).

[Lindsay Wilson]

Hmmm, my wife spent more than $75 in a number of transactions last Saturday whilst I was off galavanting around regional WA.

Didn't see the voucher anywhere. Maybe she hid it :twisted:

Plus we're Myer one members....woo hoo, lets win a domestic holiday...it'll be the only one I can see myself getting this year.

[oz_mark]

Originally Posted by Lindsay Wilson

Didn't see the voucher anywhere. Maybe she hid it :twisted:

Ahh, the old hide the voucher trick.