Takealot Vouchers (Begging) Thread

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Not a chance. TRU the cheapest for nappies across the board (If you buy Pampers premium anyway. Never priced any of the other brands). I've done repeated comparisons - TRU, Takealot, Dischem, can't even remember where else. TRU consistently cheaper. Some others may be temporarily cheaper if there's a sale or special, but not often.

What is TRU?
 
Voucher days are over. Last batch of vouchers I saw was in December. Crossing fingers for next week or next month. If there aren't anymore vouchers we must move on

The slowing economy and effect of rising household and debt costs will put enough pressure on consumers to slow online spending and bring back vouchers later in the year.
 
Anyone ever buy an "unboxed deal"? Good or stay away?

depends on what you are buying. they only offer a 6 month warranty on these items from what I can see. I wouldn't buy a kettle with only a 6 month warranty unless its like 1/4 of the price or something...
 
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depends on what you are buying. they only offer a 6 month warranty on these items from what I can see. I wouldn't buy a kettle with only a 6 month warranty unless its like 1/4 of the price or something...

Depends on price, and also why it's being resold.
Amazon has a massive stockpile of returned goods - these have either been defective and repaired, or customers were unhappy and used Amazon's generous returns policy.
Amazon also has a ranking system as to the state of the goods (in terms of usage of item, condition of packaging etc)
As long as Takealot state upfront what the condition of the item is, it should be fine to buy

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Bought a msi 970 gaming motherboard for like R1000 less than the price for the new board. Just wondering if it's worth it or not. 6 months warranty is not bad obviously not the 3 years original warranty but there is some risk involved I think.
 
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