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Free personalised Valentine's (or any other occasion) card if you pay 50p postage
Former_MSE_Natasha
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What's the deal?
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Bonusprint's offering a code which gets an A5, personalised card for the price of postage - just 50p.
You can get a Valentine's, Birthday, Christening or Mother's Day card. In fact it can be a card for any occasion. Though you have to order it by midnight Sunday 7 February.
[title=http://images2.moneysavingexpert.com/images/dp/wtd_underline.gif] How to get it[/title]
Simply go to the special Bonusprint page using a computer with the photo you'd like to use, if you want to personalise it.
Ensure you pick A5 size, to get the card for 50p. Bigger cards will cost more.
Then design your card, include a message and add it to the basket. After you've input your address details, on the second to last page enter the code 'FREEVAL' into the promotion code box at the checkout stage. This will deduct £1.50 from the total, leaving a balance of 50p postage to pay.
Bonusprint says cards are usually received (sent to the person ordering them) within 10 working days, but it will get Valentine's cards out in time even if you leave ordering to the end of the promotion. That being said, it's best to order sooner rather than later.
[title=http://images2.moneysavingexpert.com/images/dp/wtd_underline.gif] What will it look like?[/title]
There's a massive amount of borders and themes to choose from, and of course you can upload a picture of your choice, but here's a [STRIKE]soppy[/STRIKE] romantic example:
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What's the deal?
Bonusprint's offering a code which gets an A5, personalised card for the price of postage - just 50p.
You can get a Valentine's, Birthday, Christening or Mother's Day card. In fact it can be a card for any occasion. Though you have to order it by midnight Sunday 7 February.
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How to get it[/title]Simply go to the special Bonusprint page using a computer with the photo you'd like to use, if you want to personalise it.
Ensure you pick A5 size, to get the card for 50p. Bigger cards will cost more.
Then design your card, include a message and add it to the basket. After you've input your address details, on the second to last page enter the code 'FREEVAL' into the promotion code box at the checkout stage. This will deduct £1.50 from the total, leaving a balance of 50p postage to pay.
Bonusprint says cards are usually received (sent to the person ordering them) within 10 working days, but it will get Valentine's cards out in time even if you leave ordering to the end of the promotion. That being said, it's best to order sooner rather than later.
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What will it look like?[/title]There's a massive amount of borders and themes to choose from, and of course you can upload a picture of your choice, but here's a [STRIKE]soppy[/STRIKE] romantic example:
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If you do go for a bigger card there is 10% cashback available through topcashback.0
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Great Offer, saves making a trip to the shops and spending hours, and puts a very personal touch!! And it does work!!!0
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Done one for my guys birthday..(in weeks time)...We have loads and loads of pix on the pcs but never get round to printing them off and displaying them...The pic I chose for the card shows the two of us dressed in pink for our daughters 21st/breakthough cancer pink party...So it will be nice to see the pic for 'real'....:grinheart
Thanx MSE Natasha...xxx :beer::heartpuls Gains & £'s saved..Far too many to mention! Needless to say I LOVE MSE! :heartpuls
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Has anyone ever used this site or another to create a photo book? I was thinking of doing one with our holiday snaps. Which one would people recommend?
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Has anyone ever used this site or another to create a photo book? I was thinking of doing one with our holiday snaps. Which one would people recommend?
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I used Photobox and got a lovely photobook - I had a half price voucher though! I'd suggest that you search the boards for offers and don't pay full price!
Thanks for the code - I've just ordered mine! Not as easy to use, or as good quality as Moonpig / Hallmark - but well worth 50p! Thanks! :beer:Virtual Sealed Pot Challenge #148 - £59.93
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I've had photobooks made by both Snapfish and Shutterfly. Shutterfly have some interesting layouts for pages, and as they are in the USA was good value when the £ was strong against the $, but of course the delivery charge and time were increased. Found the colours of the printed photos a bit over-saturated, but the quality of the book was great.
Snapfish are very good, quick delivery, nice colour of prints, quality of books is fine. I don't think they are the cheapest, but they seems competitive, and you can often track down a voucher code for something.0 -
Since my little girl was born we have been making up personalised calendars and thankyou cards for Christmas & Birthday presents. I used to use snapfish, but this year had a punt with Vistaprint who seem to have a constant stream of free products which you then have to pay postage on (which is a bit steep at £4:00) and a £2 fee for uploading photos (per session or order not per photo).
... but a personalised calendar, 10 personalised Christmas (or valentines cards) & 50-100 personalised thankyou cards for just over £6 isn't a bad investment ... assuming you are going to use them all of course0 -
At the moment on quidco there is a voucher code for a free A5 valentines card at Photobox. If you haven't ordered anything before you get £4 cashback through quidco, and with P&P £1.49 this gives a profit of £2.51! Not saying I'm a cheapskate but I like getting paid to send a valentines card
I ordered one on monday and quidco tracked the cashback (it was £5 when i ordered it but they have lowered it) so it is compatible with the voucher code supplied. Its already been dispatched too!0 -
Brilliant Offer Many Thanks OP:)LOVE isn't finding someone you can live with. It's finding someone you can't live WITHOUT
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Just did it, easy to use and upload. Hope the quality is ok. Used some romenatic borders, hope he likes it:) Thanks!!!0
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