I've just had a flubit offer of 9.07 for Howl's Moving Castle which isn't too shabby.
I got £67.51 for Breaking Bad Complete Boxset and £13.32 for pacific Rim 3D data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7
I think it might come in more useful as we get nearer to Christmas and prices topple s little and become more competitive hopefully. Main reason I haven't bothered is because Amazon have been too expensive over summer other than their 3 for xx deals. I'vebought one BD from them in months when the Wicker Man went under £19 for a short while.
using bbc website and their 10% off code pls quidco makes it cheaper then flubit.
Out of curiosity, what do you put down as a reason? Do you think there is a better discount if you choose the 'right' reason?
Example: A gift for me 6% discount, a present 7% etc....
No, I'm sure it's not directly linked like that. I've tried various reasons and have never noticed any apparent difference - so I just choose one at random now. The main thing affecting what discounts they offer seems to be how many previous demands/offers/purchases you've racked up, starting from 16% for new customers and dropping to 6% for regular customers (not strictly though - although there's a clear trend the savings nevertheless continue to vary - even after 120 offers they still throw me some 11-12% discounts when they feel like it).
I've always thought they collected that information for marketing reasons. Personal data such as they are collecting is valuable.
anyone know if flubit take payment straight away when you except there offer ? or only when despatched, cheers
payment taken when placingorder even preorder items
Ok, thx for reply, cheers