Martin Lewis’ MSE shares hacked to get up to 84% off ASOS

Shoppers can also score big savings on Dyson and Kurt Geiger

Martin Lewis’ Money Saving Expert has shared a hack that will allow you to get up to 84% off at ASOS, as well as huge discounts at other popular retailers. The consumer finance information and discussion website, founded by Mr. Lewis in 2003, continues to provide money-saving tips and tricks.

And amid the ongoing cost of living crisis, this has become a financial lifeline for people more than ever. In a previous post on X excitementsunday evening, MSE shared how shoppers can make huge savings on leading brands such as ASOS and Dyson. Tesco and more.

The post reads: “From Ninjas to Crocs, you can look for discounted prices at over 20 shopping destinations without leaving town. Many retailers have outlets where they sell mostly old stock or end-of-stock items, often at heavily discounted prices!”

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A linked MSE article explains that a number of discount stores offer old stock or “end stock items” at greatly discounted prices. That means up to 84% off at ASOS, 50% off at B&Q and 50% off adult and children’s crocs shoes.

MSE said: “If you go to ASOS online you can pick up a huge range of discounted clothes, shoes and accessories through the outlet.” His team found a maximum discount of 84%, a minimum discount of 4%, and an average discount of around 55%.

Similarly, crocs outlet and B&Q discount section saw average discounts of 35% and 30% respectively. Kurt Geiger’s ‘Shoeaholics’ store is offering up to 70% off shoes, bags and accessories, MSE said. Based on ten random products, the team found an average discount of 45%.

And elsewhere AO.com, Dyson, Lakeland, Mountain Warehouse, Ninja, Shark and Tesco have their own outlets on eBay. These are where popular brands share their end-of-line or refurbished products on the global market, often at a fraction of the price.

However, regarding all these outlets, MSE advises: “You should always compare prices elsewhere to make sure the outlet is truly the cheapest place to buy.” You can read the entire article Here.