Here you will find real treasures

At MediaMarkt you can find really good offers at regular intervals. In most cases, these are campaigns that are also widely advertised. But there is also the treasure trove and you can find some real bargains there, but they are only valid locally. You can even browse the offers online via a special page.

MediaMarkt treasure trove: Browse local bargains online

Whenever I’m in the store at MediaMarkt, I find exciting bargains. Some remainders, individual or exhibition pieces that are sold much cheaper. But if you don’t go to the store regularly, you’ll miss out on the great deals – until now. I recently went to the Found a treasure trove of MediaMarkt (look at MediaMarkt). There you will find thousands of local offers.

It looks like a grab bag at first, but you can find really good deals there. Using the example of my MediaMarkt in Wilhelmshaven, over 200 products are currently listed there that are sold particularly cheaply. All local offers that you can secure at really reasonable prices. For example, PCs, graphics cards, consoles, games and much more are listed there. I haven’t looked through all the markets now though there is really a lot that I would otherwise only have seen on a stroll through the market – if at all. Sometimes I noticed bargains from departments that I would not have considered at all.

How does the purchase work?

You select an item and starts an inquiry at the market using a form. You cannot buy the products directly, because of course local sales continue. So it could be that from time to time products are no longer available. If it works, you can pay by PayPal, bank transfer or directly in the shop and pick up the product at a bargain price. So there is a bit of a thrill involved.

If you are wondering whether a prepaid tariff is still worthwhile for you:

Treasure trove also at Saturn

There is a treasure trove not only at MediaMarkt, but also at Saturn (look at Saturn). It doesn’t do me any good personally, since the next Saturn is very far away, but I’ll have a regular look at MediaMarkt’s treasure trove from now on.