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Thought I'd share.
NUS Extra student discount and you don't even need to be a student. You can get a card to "support" the NUS.
So for £12 for a year, you can get Spotify for half price (£4.99), Amazon Student Prime free for 6 months, then half price, get on the bus as a student, go to the cinema as a student, go to pizza express with 40% off etc, etc, etc.
You can also add on gourmet society for £1. You can also take the card out for 3 years for a better rate.
Just make up a uni and a course, no age limit.
[url= https://cards.nusextra.co.uk/ ]Linky[/url]
You can get a card to "support" the NUS.
"Can I apply for a card?
You must be 16 or over and studying in Further or Higher Education to be eligible for an NUS extra card."
[url= http://www.nus.org.uk/en/nus-extra/nusextra-faq/#eligibility ]SOURCE[/url]
So, really, it's a loophole rather than a legit way of getting one?
EDIT: although it does appear that you can get on 'legitimately' by signing up to certain inexpensive online courses.
Just make up a uni and a course, no age limit.
I don't think it's even what i'd call a loophole. I'd probably call it fraud?
Apologies I've posted on the wrong forum, I forgot everyone on here never takes advantage of a loophole or computer pricing error 🙄
If you are on a course then it does seem to be worth the £12.
Just treat it as one of those discount cards that you pay for to get a discount eg. Gourmet Card, Kids Pass, Days Out Card etc
you don't even need to be a student
I think it was this bit that caused the confusion, with it not being true and all..
and I'm really not sure that
Just make up a uni and a course
is quite the same as jumping on a mispriced bargain, in the fraud / deception stakes...
Uni: University of loife
course: fa**ing things up!
I think it was this bit that caused the confusion, with it not being true and all..
Give him credit, judging by his username he's not at a real uni anyway 😛
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