Amazon discount deal: Get £10 off your next order with this CODE

AMAZON UK is thanking its loyal shoppers with an exclusive discount code. Customers can use the voucher on any order over £50 to get a £10 discount – but the offer runs out at midnight tonight.

 

Amazon is offering customers £10 off their next voucher

 

If your bank account is still recovering from Christmas and New Year, Amazon might have something to help.

The hugely-successful online retailer has published a code that slashes £10 off your next order.

Amazon debuted the moneysaving code after it achieved first place in the annual UK Customer Satisfaction Index, dubbed UKCSI.

In total, 10,000 British consumers were surveyed by The Institute for Customer Service.

Amazon customers can use the promotional code BIGTHANKS to get £10 off any order over £50 on the retail website.

Unfortunately the deal is for today only and will expire at midnight tonight.

"To say thank you, we're offering £10 off any order over £50 with promotional code BIGTHANKS," Amazon posted on its UK website.

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Amazon jumped from second place to first in the 2015 UK Customer Satisfaction Index



 

Amazon has topped the index – moving up from second place last year – and followed by newcomer Utility Warehouse, then retail bank First Direct.

Specsavers, New Look and SAGA Insurance all made the top ten, too. 

The UKCSI top 50 is more competitive than ever with just 5.7 points between the first placed organisation and the 50th, compared to 7.5 points last year.

 

CEO of The Institute of Customer Service, Jo Causon said: "Core ingredients of excellent customer service - employee competence, attitudes and behaviour - have become even more significant differentiators.

"Mass marketing or a ‘one size fits all’ customer experience is delivering diminishing returns and diluting valuable customer relationships.

"The insight we have gathered from this UKCSI identifies the components of excellent service and where strategic and operational effort should be focused to make further improvements."