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About to go and get Express in town- its an in-car first aid kit- and don't forget the Express is cheap in BHS and Debenhams0
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Thanks everyone for the Spiezia offer. Any idea if it is a coupon to redeem in shops or already included with the paper?
This might be the product on offer. I only search it from their website, please tell me if this is incorrect.
http://www.spieziaorganics.com/Organic-Daytime-Moisturiser--7-26.html0 -
Here is the link for [FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]Spiezia [/FONT]offer in yeserday's post. Thanks SilverSapphire for the reference.
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?p=15258299&highlight=SPIEZIA+ORGANIC#post152582990 -
Don't forget too, if you've got a Total garage near you that sells coffee, you get a free cappucino, espresso or latte with the Daily Mail when bought there.0
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mcallister1 wrote: »There is a form to send off with £1.75 postage
Re. the Spieza offer, does anyone know if you have to send a cheque or can you send stamps. I've hundreds of stamps to spare!0 -
Daily Record
MOC - 30 free prints at Jessops stores in Scotland.
P41 of the paper, applies to next day service only.
Happy snapping!0 -
DAILY EXPRESS
FREE - AA FIRST AID KIT - Coupon redemption at WHSMITH
Does anyone have anymore details of the First Aid Kit?
Is it a collect today ? - in which case I can forget it,:mad:
Or collect tokens and collect from Smiths when you have 10 etc ?
I have missed out on ALL the collect at Smiths offers, and swore I would only buy the paper in Smiths if I knew they had the Freebie still available - but equally I don't want to waste an hour of my day getting over to Fosse Park and fighting for a parking space, and through the crowds, unless it is really worht it..I have better things to do with my life, like catching up on sleep :rolleyes:0 -
Princess_Coupon wrote: »I fancy this, could someone see if it's with the paper or collection from somewhere please.
The James Bond theme CD is a send away offer. P+P £1.99 with coupon from paper. 18 classics including Goldfinger, Live & Let Die, You Only Live Twice and Casino Royale.
Free James Bond Ringtone - Just one text gets you the download you need. Open the link and download the item. Text DSTAR to 84010
James Bond Ringtone plus 300 downloads for only £3. Text BOND to 84010"Go placidly amid the noise and haste and remember what peace there may be in silence": Desiderata0 -
Does anyone have anymore details of the First Aid Kit?
Is it a collect today ? - in which case I can forget it,:mad:
Or collect tokens and collect from Smiths when you have 10 etc ?
I have missed out on ALL the collect at Smiths offers, and swore I would only buy the paper in Smiths if I knew they had the Freebie still available - but equally I don't want to waste an hour of my day getting over to Fosse Park and fighting for a parking space, and through the crowds, unless it is really worht it..I have better things to do with my life, like catching up on sleep :rolleyes:
Collect at WH Smith TODAY ONLY with coupon from paper. It is a micro kit.
Plasters, burn blot, burn/wound lint pad, saline mini-pad for eye irrigation and alcohol free wipes for wound cleansing.
RIBENA AT SUPERDRUG is also collect TODAY ONLY with coupon from paper."Go placidly amid the noise and haste and remember what peace there may be in silence": Desiderata0 -
SilverSapphire wrote: »The James Bond theme CD is a send away offer. P+P £1.99 with coupon from paper. 18 classics including Goldfinger, Live & Let Die, You Only Live Twice and Casino Royale.
I don't think I'll bother I would be suprised if the actual cost of the P&P was more than 60p for a CD in a cardboard sleeve so I am really buying it for about £1.40. Why is free never free anymore? If they wanted to give it free it would be with the paper.AKA: PC
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Rest in Peace Fred the Maddest Muppet in Heaven0
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