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The Great Cheapest Harry Potter Hunt (merged)
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I got mine at the till. I was going to use it today but it seemed dear when I had to pay the post and packaging. Does anybody know a way not to pay post and packaging (maybe a deal for first time shoppers etc)
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Never heard of them, but two things are ringing alarm bells.
1. Although there is a contact us button, it doesn't do anything. My rule of thumb is, if a company doesn't have a 'real' address, don't touch them. You have no way of contacting them if your goods don't turn up.
2. If you click on the Buy Now button, you get taken to PayPal. Not a problem in itself, but it makes me very uncomfortable that a company can offer something so cheaply but have to use PayPal. There is no checkout or basket as well.
Ultimately it's up to you, but I personally wouldn't go near this company with the proverbial bargepole!
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Yes i was thinking along the same lines, but thought i was just being a little too suspicious, but im obviously not the only one, so definately a no go

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Last launch my local Tesco Extra, a 24 hour one, had them on display at midnight on the Friday night and had a queue

Launch day is midnight 16 July.0 -
I am saving up all my vouchers for launch day and going shopping at ASDA. So far I have £5 saved towards the book.0
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Does anyone know if you can use book tokens at Asda? I didn't expect you could, but they are pretty liberal with their policies on vouchers..
Edit: To actually pay for books, this is.0 -
I received an email from Amazon today and they appear to have dropped the price to £8.99 on a preorder.
Still pretty cheap if you want to buy it online
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0747581088/ref%3Dpe%5Fbo%5Fhp6%5Ffinal%5F20050704%5F01/202-5865724-5475039if i had known then what i know now0 -
Woolworths are advertising it for £8.99. If you order online £2.75 delivery on top.0
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