Argos and House of Fraser discount voucher codes offered
A book being sent round subscribers to myvouchercodes.co.uk will have cheap bargain deals for Argos and ouse of Fraser.
Money saving tips website myvouchercodes.co.uk has announced that it will be offering consumers the chance to grab a bargain at Argos and House of Fraser this Christmas.The site will be releasing a book of discount voucher codes for the catalogue retailer and department store over the festive period, which will be sent to one million homes across the UK.
According to Retail Week, the firm also expects its online customer base to increase from nine million to 11 million during the next few months as they search for discount voucher codes in time for Christmas.
It joins other companies, such as Savoo.co.uk, in hoping to reach out to consumers before the holidays.
Loren Bendele, chief executive of Savoo.co.uk, told the news provider: "We want to be a major channel in the UK as we are in the US."
"We mostly deal with online vouchers and customers in the UK are not worried to use them. It is becoming cool to be value conscious," he added.
The website currently has deals available for Amazon, Tesco, Figleaves and Debenhams.
Those searching for a high-speed internet deal with the perk of money-off vouchers for other leading companies may want to take a look at Be Broadband's new offering.
The company is giving away discount voucher codes for Amazon worth up to £25 to all new customers who sign up for its Be Unlimited or Be Pro broadband packages.
By Tobias Bluth
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