NEWSPAPER SUMMARY - Sunday 27th September 2009

stormbreaker

Cortone wrote: »

Offer is valid from 28/9-11/10, and excludes the Edinburgh store for some reason.

I wonder why?

angussb

According to the user guide for the mp4 player, it is a 4gb flash video player- videos will need to be converted, with a download available to convert from WAV format

barneydog

bigturnip wrote: »

Any idea how much storage on the MP4 player, USB stick and voice recorder in the Mail on Sunday offer?

4GB according to the instructions


LOL at a MP4 player that actually doesn't play MP4 files, you have to convert to AMV instead :rotfl::rotfl:

Picasso7

Cortone wrote: »

Sorry if this is not the right place to post, as this is not really a newspaper offer, but ....

There is an IKEA ad in the Mail on Sunday (p.12), that says if you donate a minimum of 5 unwanted books, suitable for resale in Save the Children charity shops, they will give you a £5 IKEA voucher in return.

Offer is valid from 28/9-11/10, and excludes the Edinburgh store for some reason.

Does anyone know where you can find a list of their shops? Have looked, but no joy.

Picasso7

Money_maker wrote: »

Daily Mail offer http://www.uppromo.co.uk/ and http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/prmts/article-1215852/Up-Gift-Pack-Disney-Pixar-reader.html

Sorry, bit thick me. Does this mean that some of this stuff just comes free wyb Sunday and Daily Mail? No P&P, nothing?

sellingmysoul666

ikeas stores here

http://www.ikea.com/ms/en_GB/ikny_splash.html

moorhen_2

Picasso7 wrote: »

Sorry, bit thick me. Does this mean that some of this stuff just comes free wyb Sunday and Daily Mail? No P&P, nothing?

Apparently the paper tells you how to claim (& pay?) by post, OR you can claim (i.e. pay for!) them online:

Whole set £9.99 :eek:
Video player £4.99
Sticker album & voice recorder £2.99
DVD & print £1.99
USB & poster £2.99

They say the charges are for p&p but that would mean an awfully heavy video player!

littlemissfrugal

The reason that Edinburgh and I think Cardiff are usually excluded from offers is because they are franchised stores - owned by the management, they are run slightly differently to the others in the UK

andrione1

Cortone wrote: »

Sorry if this is not the right place to post, as this is not really a newspaper offer, but ....

There is an IKEA ad in the Mail on Sunday (p.12), that says if you donate a minimum of 5 unwanted books, suitable for resale in Save the Children charity shops, they will give you a £5 IKEA voucher in return.

Offer is valid from 28/9-11/10, and excludes the Edinburgh store for some reason.

i'm not sure if you take the books into Ikea itself, or to a local charity shop, or both. this info is on the Ikea site.
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/store/coventry
you need to scroll down for the info about the books.
the link they have given for further info. doesn't work for me.
hth.

Princess_Coupon

If I want to get the MP4 player not online but by token collect how many do I need and how much is postage?