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Samsung ES7000/8000 3D Smart TVs 10%off +10%cashback + more
Paulybug
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I believe there is a good saving to be made at Currys/PC World on these TVs
Get 10% off (code from Quidco) + 10% cashback through Quidco
There is also Samsung cashback if you buy a samsung product(s) from the same store within 28 days. Product(s) have to total or exceed cashback amount. More info on currys website.
Example : 65 Inch ES8000 = £2974- 10% (code) = £2676.60 - 10% Quidco = £2409.00. Plus purchasing other samsung product(s) for £250 or more and claiming £250 cashback from samsung too.
There are smaller models of these TVs.
And I was thinking the possibility that the 2nd purchase could be a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 16gb wifi for £238 which the possibility of claiming the £50 cashback through Samsung that has been around for a while. But I'm not 100% sure of this.
I'm no expert at this, so maybe an expert could check it out and rewrite it
Get 10% off (code from Quidco) + 10% cashback through Quidco
There is also Samsung cashback if you buy a samsung product(s) from the same store within 28 days. Product(s) have to total or exceed cashback amount. More info on currys website.
Example : 65 Inch ES8000 = £2974- 10% (code) = £2676.60 - 10% Quidco = £2409.00. Plus purchasing other samsung product(s) for £250 or more and claiming £250 cashback from samsung too.
There are smaller models of these TVs.
And I was thinking the possibility that the 2nd purchase could be a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 16gb wifi for £238 which the possibility of claiming the £50 cashback through Samsung that has been around for a while. But I'm not 100% sure of this.
I'm no expert at this, so maybe an expert could check it out and rewrite it
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