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Iceland freebie
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Thats some freebie
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MEANT TO EDIT SORRY IT WAS A COUPON FOR £1 OFF A FRIDGE FREEZER.LOL:rotfl:Im known as the 'Fixer' if you have a problem,come to me and i can fix it for you.0
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Received a coupon this week. £2 off a £20 spend. Woo!0
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my best friend rang me just over a week ago, she won a trolley dash in her local store through the bonus card, ended up with £286 of goods!!!.....0
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I joined the Iceland reward card scheme a couple of weeks ago and I get one of these scratch cards every time I go in the shop now. They're basically money off coupons...I got 50p off Christmas food, for example, and 20p off milk. No big deal but hey, it costs nothing to join. I like to go to Iceland for milk, lollies, frozen veg and seafood, and their deals of the week are often real bargains ie they had loo rolls at half the price of the same ones at Tesco. Don't use it for my main shop but I do pop in most weeks.
In my experience you aren't going to win anything unless you enter, so why not enter if it costs you nowt? It's like having a permenant entry ticket for a £1000 win in the lottery after all.Val.0
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