Free Giveaway CDs and DVDs with newspapers

JCL

white_were_wolf wrote:

JCL - this has been already agreed (read the other posts), but unfortunately I am unable to change the title of my original post.

Had just looked at page two so didn't see that. Apologies.

redfox

just seen an advert on tv that said there is a free Little Britain DVD in the News of the World tomorrow (16th) apparently. Don't know any more than that, sorry.

redfox

just seen yet another tv advert :rolleyes:

this time it's On Golden Pond DVD free in the Mail on Sunday tomorrow (16th)

Tharweb

magnolia wrote:

"Whistle Down The Wind" dvd is free with the telegraph NOT the express

Thanks for the correction magnolia. Check the time, I'd had a few Grolsch too many! :beer:

white_were_wolf

thanks redfox!

redfox

not quite a DVD but there's a free Franz Ferdinand CD in this Sunday's Observer (23rd October)

and a free Ring Of Bright Water DVD in Saturday's Daily Mail

frizz_head

Tharweb wrote:

Couldn't see this posted before so...saw an advert tonight, The Daily Express are giving away a FREE DVD of "Whistle Down The Wind" with Saturday's edition (15 October 2005)


"He's not Jesus...he killed my cat" :A

Oh I remember that film - cried my eyes out - "You killed Spider"

competitionscafe

redfox wrote:

free Ring Of Bright Water DVD in Saturday's Daily Mail

Hmm, wouldn't mind Ring of Bright Water on dvd (childhood memories) but there is no way I would buy that newspaper, on principle (even if they were giving away free dvd players with each copy).

JonPowell

Also lots of stuff like Little Britain and Last of the summer wine.

You can get them available through a box in the corner of most people's living rooms although sometimes available through smaller boxes or flat screens all around peoples homes!!!! (I know you will have to pay your TV lisence)

Let us stop promoting the rubbish so-called free giveaways with our newspapers, 99.99% of these giveaways would never be bought by the vast majority of people and therefore just fill landfill sites.

If you really want them try looking in Charity shops who seem to have them in abundance for approximately 20p a time which to my calculations is a money saving of up to 80p

zak1976

Jon.There is no need for that sort of attitude!!!

If people want them, then let people buy them, promote them, or do what they want with them! All your post reads like is to try and start a flame!