Free fathers day card, using code @ funkypigeon

Col67

I actually ended up paying for my card as I couldn't get the code to work. :mad:

RosieWoo

Col67 wrote: »

I actually ended up paying for my card as I couldn't get the code to work. :mad:

:rotfl: oh dear!

NicolacM

forced myself to stop ordering them now..

huntbb

awesome deal, thanks very much!

james2005

Yes big thanks from me too

jellyhead

I have just paid £2.99 for a photo card and am now kicking myself because I could referred the goldfish then we'd both have got freebie

toffeeapple

Have ordered 3 cards for our three email addresses. Fab find thanks very much. Love giving personalised cards :j

zombie_tennants

anyone wanna send me one?

for my un-birthday

Possibility

Thank you very much OP,

However, I'm pretty sure that the code has been abused so much by everyone (including me) that last I heard it was attending therapy! lol.:beer:

vikki_louise

princesslou wrote: »

its like some people feel sorry for them though and think "oh poor funkypigeon". same when Tesco lost out on the DTD. People dont realise that Tesco will just recoup that money by adding an extra 1p onto your loaf of bread for the next 6 months! Tesco made in the region of 3.4 billion PROFIT in 2010 alone. Thats 10% more than the year before. they are ripping us off day after day, so I say take advantage of these glitches and offers wherever you can.

Plus, if my information is up to date, WH Smiths recently bought or made some partnering investment in Funky Pigeon. They make around 1.3billion profit annually (oddly it never seems to change much) so loss leaders like this just advertise their brand! WH Smith havnt got where they are now by being stupid and losing all profits to glitches so you can be sure there are greater plans behind this.



right, now i am done ranting, i am off to search the freezer for a Twister ice lolly and possibly hang out some washing before DS wakes up from his nap

I think with glitches too that companies can see orders going through at 0p. I remember the John Lewis one when loads of people placed loads of £5 orders for free (years back), they would of noticed that every order was £5's worth of stuff for £0 but they chose to honour them (great for us) where as other companies decide to cancel the orders. We maybe taking advantage of it but the companies could not send our orders