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Thread 10 - not that bloody unicorn off mumsnet

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RoastieToastieReastie · 05/10/2016 21:05

See post two for links and codes and huge thanks to firefly girl for helping me update the list so hopefully all old codes have now been banished. I can't keep the list up to date without your help so please do let me know in bold so I can't miss it if anything doesn't work Thanks

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Notgoodtogo · 10/10/2016 00:34

Does anyone have a gift to buy for a Poldark fan? Morrisons have a Poldark adult colouring book £5. Could be a hilarious/bizarre gift for someone!

ChristmasSeacow · 10/10/2016 07:00

For those who like Links charms (for the sweetie bracelet or to wear on a chain) they have 20% off all their charms range, including the actual bracelets. John Lewis is also price matching.

Chocolateteabag · 10/10/2016 07:11

Just had a camel alert that the Lego advent calendar is back down to £15.99 on Amazon

Thanks for the M&S calendar spoiler link - looks good but not exactly £10 better than last year - am I being overly cynical in thinking M&S have spotted an opportunity to make more money as they sold out so quickly last year?

Chocolateteabag · 10/10/2016 07:11

Of course I'll still try to buy one

nocutsnobuttsnococonuts · 10/10/2016 07:24

Pusheen sleep mask £1.63 on blippo, will go great with the reduced pj's I bought from m&s Grin used kawaiilove for an extra 10% off.
www.blippo.com/pusheen-sleep-mask.html

RoastieToastieReastie · 10/10/2016 07:36

Badders I thought the good housekeeping offer expired on the 7th.

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FireflyGirl · 10/10/2016 07:46

Wilkinsons have got a beauty advent calendar here £5.

It's pretty much what you would expect for £5, but might be suitable for a tween. They were sold out in my local store, so must be popular with someone. They won't be replacing the M&S one any time soon, though... Xmas Grin

Eeyrie · 10/10/2016 08:03

Here's my £5 ZEEK code (£5 off for you and for me):

283CPUDK

Does anyone have any suggestions for a 16 year old boy (into climbing and computers)?

Changingagain · 10/10/2016 08:03

Hope it's OK to post my zeek link again as nobody used it last time. As others have said, we both get a free £5 to spend on gift vouchers for whichever shop you choose.
I've also sold a voucher on it that I was given ages ago as a gift but can't spend near where I live. They take £3 but it let me get some money back on what was a useless piece of plastic to me.

Xalonera · 10/10/2016 08:39

Adding my zeek referral too. I've bought 3 so far, they really help to save a few quid £ www.zeek.me/promo/uk/?value=5&code=2HQPYDPX
We both get £5 off.

CurriedEggs · 10/10/2016 08:45

Should a Zeek referral link thread be set up - like the Cornerstone referral link?

Changingagain · 10/10/2016 09:03

I've started a Zeek referral thread, hopefully this link works

zeek referrals

IsItGinTimeYet · 10/10/2016 09:19

A separate thread is a great idea, save having to read through the endless referral links to find the bargains 🎅 .

My local wilko had pen torches going through for 50p yesterday from £7. Perfect stocking filler if your in store.

CathFizz · 10/10/2016 09:27

Anyone still on the hunt for unicorn themed goodies?
Lip Balm
Not exactly bargainous but nice little stocking filler

LalaDipsey · 10/10/2016 09:30

Hi, love these threads thank you :) any suggestions for a family game? I bought us a game for Christmas last year and would like to start a tradition of doing this every year. There's me, dd (7), dts and dtd (who will both be 5 in December). The bonus to it just being us is that games for 4 players are idealSmile

Toffeelatteplease · 10/10/2016 09:38

yes please but for any referral links not gets links. I think It's awesome having them but they do clog the thread a bit. means you can ask for them as well

HerGrapeness · 10/10/2016 09:48

I'm delurking as I just found the most fabulous thing on Aliexpress. They come in adults sizes too!

Unicorn Hat

SantaVQ · 10/10/2016 09:54

A unicorn thread would be a good idea too as many posts are not 'bargains' as such, but merely unicorn related items. I am not in the slightest bit interested in unicorns.

And a Next referral thread too, with clear notation about referrer getting £20 also.

pantherfootballforever · 10/10/2016 10:01

Lala - we buy a family game every year - a tradition carried on from my own childhood. This was last year's game and it has been hugely popular. DC are 11,9,6&6 and they have all loved it for the last year. We have played it as a family of 6, the kids have played it just between the 4 of them, and we have also used it with a big family group of about 15 with the kids working in teams with adults. www.amazon.co.uk/Card-n-Go-Seek-Game/dp/B00RYZRB9M

CuriosityWinsTheDay · 10/10/2016 10:24

I'm glad someone has.mentioned the unicorn theme overtaking the thread. Not even trying to be bargainous

Abominablebride · 10/10/2016 10:46

My Hype bag just arrived. Thanks so much for that link got to be the best bargain so far Flowers

BicycleMadeForTwo · 10/10/2016 10:59

Cake icing tool here from eBay. It's meant to easier to hold and use than a normal piping bag. £2.99 free delivery

BicycleMadeForTwo · 10/10/2016 11:01

Star Wars light up keyrings from eBay. Makes sounds too. £1.88 - Would be a good stocking filler.

Blizy · 10/10/2016 11:05

vegangalist feel free to recommend me for your next code, it would come in handy for me too, I'm about to buy my son a coat.

BrollySmolly · 10/10/2016 11:08

Lala - my dc are 5, 9 and 13. Favourite games are:

Dobble (excellent for any age)

Monopoly empire - much more fun (and quick) then normal monopoly imo.

9 year old asked for 'split second' game - I managed to get it for £12. Might be a bit hard for 5 year olds though.

Angry birds frustration is also a much loved game in our house.

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