Dee5 wrote: » http://www.a-letter-from-santa.net/fb/
jc7 wrote: » I signed up for the free SD card. As soon as I clicked the submit button, up came a pop-up window with the address "www.freelotto.com" - doesn't look too good to me. (Even if you click the submit button, without entering any info, you get to the "Thank you for ordering" screen.)
twitter.com/BostonKnucklehd wrote: Free Sticker packs! Just email us name and address to info@bostonknucklehead.com to get one.
Baza210 wrote: » Balls... knew it looked dodgy.http://www.ephotozine.com/topic/t-76949 What do you think will come of it?
Morf wrote: » Spam.
mashling wrote: » Bad news, my milka coupon did not work, the lady in tesco declined to accept it as its in the sterling. Although it didn't say that in the terms and conditions... Anyways... Sorry for getting yer chocolate hopes up
DingDong wrote: » EDIT These look to be dodgy
segaBOY wrote: » Edit is properly-delete the links!!!!!!!!
clairek6 wrote: » got 10 free business cards from moo cheers op!
atavan-halen wrote: » Got those free condoms from british condoms today. Wouldn't accept BT1 1AA postcode but BT2 1AA worked. God knows where they went but they got here.
Dontfadeaway wrote: » Could you tell what was inside from the packaging?
I'm a longtime fan of Audible, an audiobook-download service that lets you burn your own CDs and/or transfer books to portable devices (iPods, BlackBerrys, etc.). The company has offered various free trials and promotions over the years, but this is the best one I've seen: Sign up for a 30-day trial of AudibleListener Gold and get two free audiobooks. So here's how it works: You sign up for a new account (which does require a credit card), then download the Audible software (available for Windows and Mac, or as an iTunes add-on if you're doing the iPod/iPhone thing). You'll automatically receive two credits in your account, which you can use to download the books of your choice. After the 30-day trial expires, you'll start getting billed $14.95 per month for your Gold membership, which entitles you to one audio credit, 30 percent off any additional purchases, and a free subscription to The New York Times or Wall Street Journal (the audio versions, natch). If you routinely buy one audiobook every month, the Gold plan is pretty solid. For example, Jonathan Tropper's "This Is Where I Leave You" (a terrific read, by the way) costs $23.95 on iTunes. If you used your Audible credit, it'd effectively cost you $14.95. Already burned through your credit? Your membership price is $19.59--still cheaper than iTunes. Of course, you can always cancel your account before the end of the trial, end up paying nothing, and walk away with your two free books. But if you spend a lot of time in the car, on the train, or even on the biking/hiking/jogging trail, nothing beats a good book. Like I said, I'm a longtime Audible fan. It's a great resource for scoring audiobooks for less than you'd pay elsewhere.
Hi Shane , Thanks for requesting your own precision-designed Beck's Vier glass. Amazingly all 100,000 glasses were claimed in just five days. As a result, it might take a little longer for yours to arrive than we'd hoped. The glass should be with you within 56 days from your initial request, however we'll be doing all we can in the meantime to get it to you as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience.
Dear Babycham fan, Thank you for your prize draw entry. The prize draw results will be drawn on 30th April 2010. Please allow 28 days for notification of competition winners.Love Babycham.
