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eBay has several offers on the home page and includes previous searches for the account…

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t.ly/LSlvG shortcut here…
eBay code ends on the 19th of November 2024.
Coupons on the top of the eBay home page or in eBay email updates.
ebay.co.uk/b/bn_7116144158
20% OFF code FIRSTLOOK20
NB £10 and maximum discount £75. Terms say we can redeem the code 3 times.
Selected items are available from these sellers:
pages.ebay.co.uk/coupons/2024/tok0rli2fso/

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https://ilovepdf.com is a PDF website with several ways to view, and edit or convert PDF files.

The Microsoft Edge web browser can view our computer PDF files, too.

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Money Saving Expert email mentions the v11 British Gas Tariff…

In this week’s MSE Tips, the latest British Gas Tariff v11 is offered to existing customers and it’s for 15 months.

My tariff is 14m v2 and I needed to get the new tariff details on the British Gas website before calculating the differences and the worth of switching or not.

The 14m V2 tariff is a day and night set of charges and November is a good average for the annual 5000 units used.

It’s about 300 for day usage and 115 for night usage and with 5% VAT the average works out at about £105 a month.

The new tariff works out for the only charge for day and night usage and with VAT goes to £110+ a month instead.

As it’s Winter with extras to pay, I increased the Direct Debit to £120 for the next few months.

My tariff ends in October 2025 so that means 11 months are left. So the increase of about £5 a month which includes the 4 extra months is still worthwhile based on the overall prices now and what they could be increased for any future tariffs offered to British Gas customers.

The understanding is that we switch and pay a lot more for our Winter months and these apply from here to the end of March or April depending on a mild or a cold Winter and early Spring.

As the new tariff uses a single charge for electricity this means customers don’t need to do the laundry overnight or stay up late at night using off-peak electricity as before.

https://britishgas.co.uk/identity/

Here we sign in then view tariffs if seeking info on switching or not, and our monthly statements as well as submitting meter readings.

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Time to stock up at https://groceries.morrisons.com/
So I used the email discount code and saved £15 on my £70+ order.

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https://t.ly/LSlvG is a shortcut URL to get to the discounts topic…

Glowmaster Heated Electric Under Blanket – 3 Sizes

http://www.gogroopie.com sent me a £5 off deal for £10+ orders so I ordered a double size electric blanket and used the MISSYOU code then paid the £4.99 delivery. Even so, I now have a few hundred images of the products I chose not to order and these are in the web browser’s cache folder. I have to delete these later to clear up computer storage space…

• This reply was modified 2 weeks, 1 day ago by denismartindale.
• This reply was modified 2 weeks, 1 day ago by denismartindale.

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Shortly here again using t.ly.LSlvG (LEFT SIDE, luncheon vouchers and G for Go.)

The recent 7-day subscription for Amazon Prime led to an automatic renewal and I wanted that cancelled so as soon as I was able I tried to stop the £8.99 payment. I went through the process up to the cancellation web page yet that only showed the cancellation at the end of the month’s payment.

I checked the cancellation options and found the PDF cancellation form with an online link right back to Customer Services which led me back to the same cancellation web page. However, I had tested that on the two web browsers and this time I was using the Chrome web browser which showed the CANCEL MEMBERSHIP NOW LINK! The other web browsers didn’t. It’s another example of why many install several web browsers just in case.

On another level, I received a few of Amazon’s emails and their £5 off deals so maybe some good is still on its way for me.

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http://www.richersounds.com having a sale so worth a look-see!

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https://t.ly/LSlvG

Shortcut here.

The t.ly website test created a shortcut here.

LS for left side and lv for luncheon vouchers and G for Good if it works.

• This reply was modified 2 weeks, 6 days ago by denismartindale. Reason: extra info to remember

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http://www.atlasformen.co.uk

This is a clothing company sometimes seen on the Shopping Channels. The email I got was 25% off if ordering 2 items and free postage over a £15 order. The email discount code was applied on the website link I visited. I ordered jog pants and fleece tops and decided to buy 6 of the first and 5 of the second. The £70 order reduced to £52 instead. I registered with a brand-new email account and used a credit card to process my order. Basically, I’m paying for 11 items and the cost is less than £5 each. So about £10 for both and I can wear TWO sets of these items to keep warmer that way.

54200 is my VIP code but who knows if that works for new customers or not?

The website offers different sizes and sleeve lengths for shirts etc. So customers may prefer a medium size as well as a large size or a large size and the XL size, too.

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By the way, a new Amazon Prime account lets us add a new profile meant for adults or a separate one for kids so that kids option tick box selection lets Amazon provide suitable content.

http://www.amazon.co.uk
http://www.amazon.co.uk/my-promotions
http://www.amazon.co.uk/mytv (for the Smart TV screen code)

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I recently saw a new article recommending the Opera web browser so I installed that over the weekend. It imported saved web pages of my other web browser. Opera has extra features such as a VPN service and a block ads service. So it could be worthwhile.

http://www.opera.com

https://download.opera.com/download/get/?partner=www&opsys=Windows&version=95

This version will get replaced later so it’s the home page that matters and explains features.

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Every now and then the Amazon website sends emails to my accounts and offers a £5 off but they don’t all work for me as I hope. Some of these web pages don’t permit the action at all and show me a picture of an Amazon dog instead. Even if I try another web browser I still get no discount when these situations occur. Even so, there are a few discounts that get applied successfully and I get the £5 off and then set the free postage option. I check my favourite items and some have increased even if I but 4 items and get 5% off. So I search other items and then find some of these increased prices or got withdrawn. Finally, I get some item that works for me. So I saved 2 of the £5 to reduce costs by £10. Along the journey, I found another 99p for a 7 day Amazon Prime order. I’ve watched 2 films so far. I may make another groceries order before the 7 days end.

http://www.amazon.co.uk

After I switch accounts and sign in, I visit the home page and see those £5 off promotions here or on http://www.amazon.co.uk/my-promotions but they don’t all work and prove to be time wasters instead. So I describe these as a journey or a Mystery Tour.

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The http://www.thegoodbook.com website I registered on has included the BIRTHDAY option of a free e-book version of a book. So I got one e-book for £9.99 yet got charged £0.00 instead. The download was there at the checkout’s web page so I downloaded the ebook that way. Since I’ve got a few more accounts, I may be able to get some more ebooks, too.

Various book sellers have websites that offer some loyalty points as an incentive to buy more later. In some cases, immediately-placed follow-up orders may get delivered as a single consignment.
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The http://www.richersounds.com email I got was about a future sales event and yet we can compare with the likes of Currys TV adverts what is really a saving nowadays. For Smart 4K TVs, we may have been made aware of Freely, the new way to watch UK TV channels. The Hisense 2024 TVs have included the service but how can we consider Freely as free based on a brand new purchase at today’s prices? The Richer Sounds company offers a very long warranty coverage at about £80 above our eBay discounts of about 20% off. The really large TVs don’t seem that stable so having some accidental cover makes sense.

The latest high tech TVs may seem wonderful but we’re dealing with Monopoly money prices. So this could lead many customers to the purchase of medium size TVs below 50″ or to buying the lower budget TVs instead. I chose the LG and the Hisense TVs based on the maximum discounts I was offered. I don’t need to get the Hisense 2024 TV upgrade just for Freely.

http://www.amazon.co.uk
http://www.ebay.co.uk and http://www.ebay.ie
and http://www.picclick.co.uk and http://www.grelly.uk for fast eBay searches.
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