I want to do this – Ferrari Thrill from Red Letter Days. They currently have this for £69 rather than £99 as a Christmas special.
Or should I treat someone else to a pampering day – maybe not where’s the keys for that Ferrari.
Website: Red Letter Days
Looks like I may have found the perfect bag for my Samsung NC10. Having enough space to take the UK plug, charger, USB drive & broadband dongle. Although I don’t think I will fit my sandwiches in (plus cake, crisps & drink).
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Website: cool-bananas.de
You can buy the Samsung NC10 case from Amazon
Shop till you drop… Well not quite. Next time Tesco’s have the 5 pence off petrol for a £50 spend in store just ask the checkout operator to stop when they hit £50 (make sure you put your multi buys through together), pay for that £50 shop, get your first voucher then continue.
If you don’t quite make the next £50 mark just buy some phone top up, stamps or whatever to reach the next £50 and claim your second voucher.
I do this every time and the checkout operators always say ‘That’s a good idea’.
PS – When you do use your voucher for fuel make sure that you fill up to a full litre rather than a full pound (as it’s 5p off per litre).
I have just finished my one year free O2 Web & Wi-Fi Bolt On this month.
I received a text from O2 to say from now on I will be charged £10 per month for the Web & Wi-Fi Bolt On (I knew it was coming and would I be able to justify it?).
I sent an email to the O2 support team stating that I did not want the Wi-Fi element (why would I need it as I have 3G access) which dropped the price down to £7.50 per month with 200MB of data access.
So basically I would need to top up by £17.50 per month to give me 300 free texts and O2 would take out £7.50 from my balance for the Web Bolt On – that’s not too bad but I could still feel the burn from £90 per year.
Then I discovered that O2 have a Pay and Go tariff called Text and Web
If you opt in for this tariff before 16th November 2009, you receive the following free allowance:
If you opt in for this tariff after 17th November 2009, you receive the following free allowance:
So I dropped the bolt on and changed tariff to Text and Web.
Now I can top up by £15 per month and get more data access (500MB rather than 200MB – fair usage applies) and unlimited texts (12000 texts rather than 300 texts) plus I get all of the £15 to spend on calls – Bargain!
Got a great deal (Ends today) – Vodafone Mobile Broadband on Pay As You Go USB Modem.
This USB modem come with £15 credit included and is normally £39.99 (£34.99 online). I bought it for £29.99 at Argos
The credit lasts for 180 days rather than the standard 30 day PAYG and allows for 1G of access which is great for the occasional support call.
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