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Anyone know of any great bargains I can put away for xmas gifts
cjj_2
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I buy for a wide selecion of people from kids to OAPs. Any great offers anywhere at the moment on anything gifty. I am making a start on buying gifts for xmas now to spread the cost. Would love to hear of any bargains:j
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Do check this board out on a regular basis: Quick! Grabbit while you can
I've managed to find quite a few bargains that I have put a side for Christmas
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Try www.ministryofdeals.com too, they change the deals every 24 hours, you can pick some good bits up some days
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M&S have a sale coming up. I was in M&S clearance the other day and they had loads of jamas/ nighties / slippers at half price ( eg about a fiver) They also had loads of variant cook books/ socks sets.
I saw in Sports Direct that they had a few ?Kangol set starting at a fiver socks & wallet/ 2 tops/ Hat & Scarf sets.
Sign up for CD wow and play, youll get £2 off every now and then and they have good DVDs & Cds for a fiver or less and free postage. M&M sports often have some great stuff as well .
Really you can get bargains all year round, best to think about whatyour relatives would like then set out to find the bargains.:beer: Well aint funny how its the little things in life that mean the most? Not where you live, the car you drive or the price tag on your clothes.
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Sainsbury's today had some bionicles (Lego?) reduced from £8 to £4.
I've also just had this link, but haven't yet had chance to check out what's on offer or what the postage costs are.
"Simply visit https://www.love-eco.co.uk and enter your special code: TENPOUNDS
when prompted at checkout and a FREE £10 will be deducted from your basket.
That means you can get a Chicken Doorstop for just £3, a Bamboo Bath Towel for just £8
and items less than £10 will be free of charge (only pay for postage).
This special offer is valid until 31.08.09"All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
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if it`s boxes of "smellies" try a charity shop. our British heart Foundation have complete sets from about £20
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home bargains is always worth a look if u have one near u....they always seem to have different things in each time i goonwards and upwards0
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thanks for the love eco code, i just bought my cousins pressie off there!Crafting for 2009 items doneOne patchwork blanket, two neck supports, one tea cosy, one knitted bunny, one knitted egg!0
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Sainsbury's today had some bionicles (Lego?) reduced from £8 to £4.
I've also just had this link, but haven't yet had chance to check out what's on offer or what the postage costs are.
"Simply visit www.love-eco.co.uk and enter your special code: TENPOUNDS
when prompted at checkout and a FREE £10 will be deducted from your basket.
That means you can get a Chicken Doorstop for just £3, a Bamboo Bath Towel for just £8
and items less than £10 will be free of charge (only pay for postage).
This special offer is valid until 31.08.09"
Thank you, thank you, thank you, ordered a Donald Chicken from Love Eco and got £10 off, perfect Xmas present for my mum & dad
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For kiddie presents the poundshops are great for colouring books and pens and jigsaws.
How about making up your own gift sets such as a mug with some tea/coffee/hot chocolate and biscuits. Wrapped nicely (cellophane is fantastic stuff!) it will look a much more expensive present than it cost you. Home Bargains is a great place to look for mugs. Could do the same with toiletries, buy individual items and make up little sets in baskets.
Have you written a list of everyone you need to buy for, take this with you whenever you go out, you never know when you may stumble across a bargain!:wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:0
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