Forbidden Apple Catalogue

Forbidden Apple produced a 60-page full-colour catalogue showcasing a broad selection of adult products, gifts and accessories for customers across the UK.

What the catalogue offered

The Forbidden Apple catalogue spanned 60 colour pages featuring more than 2,200 products at competitive prices. The range covered a wide variety of categories for adult shoppers.

• Sex toys
• Adult gifts
• Bondage gear
• Lingerie
• Novelties and games

Service promises

Forbidden Apple placed a strong emphasis on customer service and value. The company monitored other UK online retailers weekly and adjusted prices accordingly, offering a price promise alongside a range of customer benefits.

• Price match refund if the same product was found cheaper and in stock from a UK-based online retailer
• Free shipping on orders over £35
• Free gifts to choose from when an order exceeded £50
• 10% discount on orders over £100
• Free batteries supplied where a purchase required them
• Same day despatch

Privacy and discretion

Forbidden Apple took steps to protect customer privacy. Card statements read "Apple Trading" for discretion, and all goods were despatched in a plain brown package with no reference to the contents. Orders were sent recorded delivery so they could not be left on the doorstep or handed to others.

Payment options

The company offered flexible payment methods, including options for those without a credit card. Accepted methods included Visa, MasterCard/Eurocard, Switch, Delta, Solo, banker's draft, personal and company cheques, postal orders, and PayPal.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many products did the catalogue feature?

The catalogue contained 60 colour pages with a selection drawn from over 2,200 products.

What types of products were included?

It featured sex toys, adult gifts, bondage gear, lingerie, novelties, games and much more.

Was free delivery available?

Yes, free shipping was offered on orders over £35, with free batteries included where a purchase required them.

How was discretion maintained?

Goods were despatched in plain brown packaging with no reference to the contents, sent by recorded delivery, and card statements read "Apple Trading".

What discounts were offered?

Orders over £100 received a 10% discount, and orders over £50 qualified for a choice of free gifts.

What payment methods were accepted?

Visa, MasterCard/Eurocard, Switch, Delta, Solo, banker's draft, personal and company cheques, postal orders, and PayPal were all accepted.

This catalogue is part of the Catalink archive and may no longer be available to order. The information above describes Forbidden Apple. For current details, visit the company's official website.