The e-tailor vouchers and e-tailor discussion Thread!
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Source: http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=751074Use the discount code SHOP10 to save 10% off everything at www.LoveFilm.com until midnight Friday 2 May
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CD WOW movie Quiz - each correct answer gets a £1 voucher, all correct answers means you get a £2 voucher on top.
Source: http://www13.cd-wow.com/promotion.php?p ... ffid=18825

Source: http://www13.cd-wow.com/promotion.php?p ... ffid=18825
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The Hut Voucher Codes:
HUT50: 50p off everything
HUT1: £1 off over £10
HUT2: £2 off over £15
Expires: 21/07/2008
Source: http://www.hotukdeals.com/item/216031/v ... codes-on-s
I've gone for The Proposition BD. I can also confirm the £2 voucher at least can be used more than once.
EDIT: Some sites are saying it expires: 20/07/2008
HUT50: 50p off everything
HUT1: £1 off over £10
HUT2: £2 off over £15
Expires: 21/07/2008
Source: http://www.hotukdeals.com/item/216031/v ... codes-on-s
I've gone for The Proposition BD. I can also confirm the £2 voucher at least can be used more than once.
EDIT: Some sites are saying it expires: 20/07/2008
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Cdjapan 500 yen off
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/coupon.html
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/coupon.html
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Well anyone not using Cashback companies deserves to be ripped off, I have had many hundreds of pounds from them now, cash I would never have had. I still use them in conjunction with vouchers and codes as well a lot of the time.
Anyone who loves burning cash, dont use Cashback sites and keep tossing your cash in the bin :mrgreen: Your MENTAL!
Anyone who loves burning cash, dont use Cashback sites and keep tossing your cash in the bin :mrgreen: Your MENTAL!
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I ussualy do a goodle search for vouchers when I buy something nowadays or even just try to remember which ones are knocking about at the moment, not the easy way I will admit (most are useless) but sometimes it brings up the odd one.
I use 3 different cashback sites at the moment, all in all they cover many sites, you just have to remember to use them haha which I forget all the time! I bought £500 worth of electrical stuff at Christmas and forgot to use them dohh! lost out on about £25 worth of cashback Dooh!!!! cash down the drain for me.
Go to www.QUIDCO.com Grim and every time you go to buy anything on the net look on that site first and see if they give you cashback for the site you are about to use
all the big sites are on it like Play.com and HMV etc.. sure its penies, but after a year it all adds up to a nice Christmas present for yourself
even if its just a large box of chocs 
You can even just earn 9p a day by visitin that site and pressing a few buttons every day! that alone is £30+ a year
I do it every day as soon as I turn on my PC takes me 10 seconds to earn 9p a day.
I use 3 different cashback sites at the moment, all in all they cover many sites, you just have to remember to use them haha which I forget all the time! I bought £500 worth of electrical stuff at Christmas and forgot to use them dohh! lost out on about £25 worth of cashback Dooh!!!! cash down the drain for me.
Go to www.QUIDCO.com Grim and every time you go to buy anything on the net look on that site first and see if they give you cashback for the site you are about to use
You can even just earn 9p a day by visitin that site and pressing a few buttons every day! that alone is £30+ a year
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You go to these retailers and click and you get cashgasteropod wrote:Eh? How do you earn 9p by visiting Quidco?
The High Street Web,
http://www.quidco.com/the-high-street-web/
click that 2 times a day and you get 4p per time, so 8p a day
and
Kelkoo gives you 1p (not much sadly).
http://www.quidco.com/kelkoo/
There used to be tonnes of sites you could click for cash, I was earning over 50p a day last year! shows you how badly cashback sites have been hit by the cash problems the UK is getting
also Try this site and see if it works for you
http://www.cashback-rewards.co.uk/index ... y%20Clicks
I used to click all the links and get a load of cash at the end of the year, my PC does not log this site well anymore so cookies downt work with it, so if it works for you you can maybe earn 50+pennies a day easy. I got about £80 from just clicking them links last year, before it stopped working for me.