This Coupon is a 25% discount, valid from 8:00 AM PT on November 29, 2018 until 11:59 PM PT on December 1, 2018. No minimum purchase required. Discount applies to the purchase price (excluding shipping, handling, and taxes) of eligible item(s) on ebay.com. Eligible items are items with a 25% discount coupon available through the offer code PSAVE25 displayed at checkout. The discount will be applied to eligible item(s) only and will be capped at a value of $25. Eligible items exclude warranties and protection plans.
How to redeem your Coupon:
Eligible items will have the coupon code PSAVE25 displayed on the checkout page.
Pay for your item by 11:59 PM PT on December 1, 2018.
Check the box next to PSAVE25 or enter the Coupon code in the redemption code field: PSAVE25
Some of the people on redflagdeals.com, a Canadian hot deals site, are saying that you can have your account "registered" in the USA, but still use the code and get the items shipped to Canada. I don't know the logistics of this, so it's up to you to find out how kosher this is. The terms say nothing about having a USA shipping address. It's worth a shot. Maybe contact eBbay support somehow to find out.
Well, I just looked through my saved items and picked three things I’d like to buy with this code. I added them to my cart and then went to checkout. I didn’t see the code listed anywhere, so I typed it in manually. EBay said that coupon code couldn’t be applied to my items. So I backed out and deleted all the items from my cart. Apparently, there is some category of eligible items that we don’t know about.
Do not take the risk of ordering stuff, especially with such a heavy back catalog at Canada Post. Taking the risk in this case is not a good thing to wait for such a long time.
No need to apologize. I appreciate your posting this. It would have been a good deal if it worked. It's not your fault eBay doesn't want to give discounts for the exact things a bunch of flashlight enthusiasts are interested in buying.
Yeah, eBay is still an auction site. I believe they added the Buy It Now option because buyers wanted that (and possibly some sellers did too). Not everyone wants to get in a bidding war. And some people may not have several days to wait for an auction to end when they realize that they need something.
I haven’t bought from eBay in a long time for other reasons. They have, in the past, had items that I just couldn’t find elsewhere, or they were significantly cheaper than I could find elsewhere. I thought I’d found a good excuse to buy from there today, but no luck. Oh well, maybe next time.
well, I see a vast array of crap portrayed as quality stuff at stupid prices and offered through ebay.
Are they offering warranty or quality assurance, no never mind,
I guess since they bought Paypal they have control over every aspect of their sales so they don’t have to police anything anymore.
