Christmas bargain thread 13 - the one with no title

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MN secret santa donation and nominations now open here if you fancy using any excess bargains to send some Christmas cheer to fellow mners.

Forgot to say Jersey that's one mighty impressive ss. I wish I knew how to do calculations etc on ss.

20% off toys at debenhams till 9 Nov, Code RT32 or voucher on back page of toy guide they hand out at front of store. Works on the current toy sale. Also £5 gift card if you spend over £50. hth someone.

• £25 minimum spend on debenhams code.

Yes Sweetpea I'll pm it to you later when I can get on the laptop - can't seem to do it on my phone.

Don't know if anyone has mentioned this before but next are offering £10 off an online order of £15 or more. Two per household (one per person). Only on brand new accounts though. You need to go in store and they'll give you a leaflet with a code on which you enter when opening your account.

Has anybody seen a Barbie Dolls house for a reasonable price?

Preferably on you the bigger ones so the girls don't fight too much as it will be a joint present.

Have looked through this thread but can't see anything.

Gorja, costco are selling a lovely wooden 'barbie' house. If you have one near you - worth a look.

Gorja my local Sainsburys has a Barbie house in the sale.

Sainsburys are doing 25% off clothing again from tuesday, they have some nice christmassy stuff in, I've got my eye on a gingerbread man jumper for DD.

I finally managed to get two of the see through my little ponies with floating glitter in Smyth's.

Thanks, I shall be heading to sainsburys and Costco tomorrow.

Not specifically for Christmas but I've just discovered the bluelight discount card if you are NHS, Armed Forces, Emergency Services.. You need to sign up to it but it's well worth it. Show them the card and they give you discount off at many places!

Last year Groupon and Asda did the big wooden dolls houses for Barbie sized dolls in the run up to Christmas. We used to have a Kiddicare one from Costco (via eBay).

Gorja the massive one is down to £49.99 in Sainsburys.

No idea tired I'm sorry (I did use one but can't remember it) but I've found this one for £50 that might be worth a look?

Might have been mentioned here already but B&M bargains have doll snit like Elsa for £4.99

So I've just gone through my present stash and I'm short of a gift for a 2 yr old and 4 yr old girl. Would like something that costs £5/6 but should be £8/10. Any ideas?

Matalan codes valid to 4 Nov:

£5 off £25. A1AB49C57B
£10 off £50 A1B19C1963
£15 off£75 A1C3F37D51

Think they are one use only...

Are the codes AMAZON20 and 25 for gift vouchers?

Thanks for lots of clues as to where I might find the dark choc teacakes. Girl, I'm in N Wales and there may be some in the local Poundworld. If I can't find any I may get back to you for your generous offer (which I will pay for obviously) of taking the time to get some for me and post them.

I luffs Mnet.

Thanks for the Trespass tip. Not for Xmas but saved lots on a replacement for my leaky raincoat!

superscrimper in tiny print it says they can't be used for used for gift vouchers or clearance items.

Cracking NiceCupOfTea thanks! Theres a refurbished one at £40 too so I'll show DP both

clr what about busy books? can get loads of different ones Normally around £5 I supermarkets or 2 for £10 in whsmiths. Sainsburys had a frozen one for 3.99 the other day

I really rate these highly, recommended to most people my ddâ??s have loved since 2 and dd1 is almost 6 and still enjoys

Delurking to say thanks for some fab bargains so far and to share Imaginext Lions Den Castle is half price on Amazon at £24.99.

Does anyone have a code for matalan? I'm tempted by the hessian sacks!

Doh, just seen your msg clr2014. Teach me to leave pages open and wander off eh? Do you know if the 10 off 30 c&c codes are still floating around? Am struggling to keep up.