25-11-2013, 04:43 PM
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Running a catalogue
I have run a Littlewoods catalogue for quite a few years now. I find them superb with very fast delivery times. Stuff arrives at my door and if I don't want it after viewing they get picked up at the same place, so no traipsing to the Post Office or anything. I also get 8% off I think it is.I hadn't ordered for a while. To be honest I only ever really order running shoes so there are big gaps between orders, but when I do order I normally buy a few pairs. Last month I ordered 2 pairs of £47 trainers using a £20 off voucher they had sent me. Nice saving and of course I get stuff at reduced prices anyway. I normally wait till they are getting rid of old stock so the shoes end up a lot cheaper. Blow me just received another voucher from them for £30 off an order over £60! Can't go wrong
.If you are thinking of running your own catalogue then consider Littlewoods as they are really good.
25-11-2013, 05:16 PM
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I've used them since moving here as choice is very limited on the Island and geared mainly towards the young. There seems to be a trend in our shops that you are young and with it or old and need to only wear sackcloth! It became that handy to shop that way (even with M&S) it's now more practical to shop online with no traipsing around the shops (I hate, loath and detest shopping) plus if you buy something, you have all your accessories to hand
25-11-2013, 05:42 PM
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I had one of their catalogues for years, then I wanted to send back a camera, they wouldn't let me, even though I hadn't taken the wrapping off, also I had been paying ppi which I shouldn't have, the CAB ended up having to sort it all out, I still had to keep the camera & pay for it!Cotton Traders are the only one's I shop with now, good special offers! Comfy clothes.
25-11-2013, 05:42 PM
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It's been years since I saw a Littlewoods catalogue, might give them a 'look see'.I'm with you Karen, well we both are
, we hate shopping.We do most of ours online.
I do agree, the shops are geared towards youngsters - old fogeys like us are really not catered for..apart from M&S who cater for all ages but don't sell cheap tee shirts, just for gardening.
25-11-2013, 05:43 PM
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Re: Running a catalogue
Originally Posted by Twizard
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I had one of their catalogues for years, then I wanted to send back a camera, they wouldn't let me, even though I hadn't taken the wrapping off, also I had been paying ppi which I shouldn't have, the CAB ended up having to sort it all out, I still had to keep the camera & pay for it!
25-11-2013, 05:47 PM
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The ones I tend to use the most Janela are La Redoute (you'll get your cheap t-shirts in there and the quality isn't bad at all) and Fifty Plus. Debenhams are quite good and returns were easy (they have some good sale items as well). Never had a problem with shopping with M&S online either.
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