Vikk’s Vouchers Guide – Chapter Three: Webjet Coupon Codes
To bring a bit of variety into the picture, following on from my two previous voucher guides on fashion retailers, let’s have a look at what travel bargains are on offer from Webjet. Whether you’re looking to stay a few nights at a hotel in Australia or planning a trip abroad, it’s worth checking out Webjet’s promos as they are often more competitively priced than other hotel booking sites. Here’s a quick guide to the coupon codes which play a big part in making Webjet’s hotel booking rates so attractive.
Webjet coupons are designed to give you discounts on hotel bookings and are always tied to a minimum spend threshold with no exceptions. Typically the required minimum spend is in the neighbourhood of $200-$300 on which you can usually save between $30-$50 when booking a room. If your total exceeds $600-$700 for your hotel booking, check the current list of Webjet codes on Buckscoop’s Vouchers page, as you’ll often find that there’s a code applicable to this price range which allows you to deduct around $100. The maximum discount you’re able to get with a code appears to be in the region of $150 which generally requires spending at least $1000. The only disappointment is that you won’t be able to stack multiple codes on top of each other for bigger discounts, although this is not uncommon amongst travel booking websites. Read the rest of this entry »
A possible Myer / David Jones (DJ) merger is continuing to make headlines, but I think all customers really want to know is whether or not this merger will mean lower prices for them as a result.
Kicking off the list for the week is this an excellent price on the Citizen Men’s Eco Drive BM6664 watch. This snazzy watch is going at $137 with free shipping at Star Jewels, completed with a money back guarantee and a full warranty. The watch typically retails for well over $250 at other outlets, so it’s quite the steal from Star Jewels. Would make a great birthday or Father’s Day gift if you are planning ahead.
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THE ICONIC is quite generous with their coupon codes, at least when it comes to issuing them. We see these vouchers popping up on a weekly basis, and often more than one code at the time. In general I would say THE ICONIC has at least 4-5 active coupon codes at any given time. Their periods of validity can range from three days up to a month, often overlapping with each other. Unfortunately, you can not stack codes at THE ICONIC, so always make sure you choose the one giving you the most savings upon checkout. 
Quiksilver’s sales almost always have a good few competitively priced items, plus they tend to have a full range of sizes. The competitive pricing is a surprise as it seems that in the majority of cases brands’ official online stores keep their prices around 30% above market rate. This is no doubt as protection for their distributors. Quiksilver doesn’t seem to have that hangup and often has the lowest prices I can find on select items plus they do Australia-wide free delivery regardless of the order amount. A couple of deals that illustrate this are this 
ASOS spring line is on sale with everything going at 20% off. This discount can be stacked with a huge promo that cuts up to $50 from your total, depending on how much you spend. There is an 
The Iconic offers free shipping on purchases over $50 and sales can be stacked with an ongoing coupon code for 20% off storewide. I put up 
British online retailer ASOS is one of the most popular fashion brands, generally offering low prices and free shipping on all Australian orders. ASOS is what I consider to be a moderate issuer of promo codes, generally having at least one new code each month. The validity of these codes vary from a week to almost a month, so time is not an impediment to get a good offer using an 
Kicking off this week’s list is one for the fitness fanatics out there; Wiggle.com.au has a great price on High5 Energy Gel sachets. These are a staple for endurance athletes, marathon runners and just about anyone who needs a quick boost; before, during or after a workout.
The cheapest option is to choose the online plan, signing up for at least 3 months, on which you’ll get their current $1 sign up offer. The total cost works out at $98.95, which is about $33 a month; half of what you would have to pay if you only did a one month programme at $69.65 ($32.65 + $37 sign up fee). The only way you can get an even lower monthly fee is to commit yourself to a 6 month subscription, paying a total of $163.25. This plan carries no sign up fee and works out at $27.20 per month. These online plans also allow you to join an online community, where you can monitor your weigh loss via the Weight Watchers app. 
Happening on March 16th, it will be a fun filled afternoon with an educational purpose. The event hopes to raise $50,000 for Childwise, an organisation that works to protect children against abuse and to combat human trafficking. This party is an excellent opportunity to have a great time and do a whole lot of good while you are at it.
The 2014 NSW Premier’s Reading Challenge kicks off on March 3rd, with many parents no doubt eager to have their children compete in order to improve their reading skills. For kids aged 3 – 9 years old, they’ll need to read twenty books by the 29th August 2014 in order to complete the challenge. Many of these books will be available from school and public libraries, but there’s the hassle of having go to the library to pick one up as well as having to contend with actually getting your hands on the limited number of available copies.
Kicking off the list of hottest deals for the week, is a great price on the 
Next up on our list of hottest deals is a 
Good things come to those who ….bargain hunt! Buckscoop has a special treat for fashion fans, read on to find out more.