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28 November 2008 at 10:53AM in Game Over Archives

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you've got to do is tell us which of our corporate gifts you think would be the best to receive this Christmas.

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£10 Odeon Cinema Voucher

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Mullhon2 Posts: 1,312 Forumite

29 November 2008 at 5:13PM

Hot Stuff Party Bag
Christmas Survival Stocking
Luxury Giftbox
Thank You Gift Bag
Black Nappa Leather Wallet
Caithness 'Chloe' Vase
Chiming Heart Necklace
Christmas Party!
After Dinner Gift Pack
Celebrating Success
For your Desk Gift Bag
Office Angel Gift Bag
Silver Life's Charm Pouch
Lucky Star Pillow Pack
Silver Life's Charms Box
Guardian Angel Pillow Pack
Dartington Crystal Clock
Extra Fizz
For Men
Gavarny Belgian Flaked Milk Chocolate Truffles
Tub of Chocolate Aeroplanes
Client Gift Box
Just Add Cheese Giftbag
Chateau Blanc Luxury Belgian Chocolates
Digital Picture Keyring
Micro Indoor Helicopter
Targus Mobile Travel Kit
2.4" Digital Frame
Silver Plated Sqaure Keyring
Relaxing Giftbag
Spanish Fig & Nutmeg Shaving Balm
Noted
The Big Box of Beers Indulgent Hamper
Just Add Cheese Giftbox
Finest Hamper
Gourmet Indulgence Giftbox
Geometric Gem Glass Paperweight
Gourmet's Delight
Moleskin Notebook
Silver Dice
Team Builder Pack
Office Accessory Pack
Relax Pack for Men
Relax Pack for Women
Basket of Gudrun Belgian chocolates
The Morning After the Night Before
Big Bag of Chocolaty Treats
The Box of Delights
1.5" Digital Photo Frame with Digital Clock
Silver Plated Snakes & Ladders
Thank You Pocket Garden
Simon Carter Brown Aurelia Pen

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StephenL Posts: 53 Forumite

29 November 2008 at 10:16PM

Have you seen that the minimum spend is £100 on this site.
Do you think the winner will need to spend an extra £50 to make use of the prize?:rotfl:

:T Thanks to all posters of Comps :T
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