ebay 10% discount on $75-$100 purchase promotion

[gogifts]

Hi,

I don't see these promotions pop up very often and I wanted to take advanatage of it this time before it ex[pires very soon.

Does anyone know what I could buy between $75-$100 on ebay to get the 10% discount?

What have you bought between $75-$100 and been happy with and what have you bought between $75-$100

and been disappointed with or found out that the item wasn't good value for money?

thanks

[audio-spot]

Maybe you should have bought an Agilent Oscilloscope, or a rubium frequency box, or some stormwater run-off channels?

Whilst we are at it, can someone tell me what I should have for dinner. I'm not really sure, perhaps you could help me to decide... 🙂

[amber-eyed-girl]

I'm having leftover roast beef sandwiches if that helps...of course that means cooking a roast to get the leftovers 😛

so there, that's not one but two dinners sorted for you 🙂

[blitzboots]

How did u get 20% promotions? Actually I daw on channel 7 news the other night that there are so many "sales" being advertised 365 days per year that are they really genuine sales? And that its not really a bargan unless at least 40% off anyway. 10% is better than a kick in the pants but not really worth it

[amber-eyed-girl]

Nothing's a bargain unless you really want it.

With eBay's promotions, there have been a lot of 20% off specific stores lately, for everyone to use. Before I buy here I check prices elsewhere and the retailer's own site.

The individual offer codes just happen. Some get them some don't.

[blitzboots]

Dont be naughty. Good Friday is only day of the year you are required to not eat meat....anyway fish is better for you.

[*tippy*toes*]

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@blitzboots wrote:
Dont be naughty. Good Friday is only day of the year you are required to not eat meat....anyway fish is better for you.

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Without getting into a political religious debate, there is no requirement to do anything unless you are religious. I am not religious, but we generally still eat fish for dinner on Good Friday as we rarely get to have it, so it's a good excuse. I had enough of that rubbish rammed down my throat growing up as a strict Catholic. I had a pie for lunch at work today.

We're having salmon fillets and chips for tea tonight. Last year we had roast beef (rare of course!).

[lyndal1838]

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@*tippy*toes* wrote:

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@blitzboots wrote:
Dont be naughty. Good Friday is only day of the year you are required to not eat meat....anyway fish is better for you.

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Without getting into a political religious debate, there is no requirement to do anything unless you are religious. I am not religious, but we generally still eat fish for dinner on Good Friday as we rarely get to have it, so it's a good excuse. I had enough of that rubbish rammed down my throat growing up as a strict Catholic. I had a pie for lunch at work today.

We're having salmon fillets and chips for tea tonight. Last year we had roast beef (rare of course!).

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Same here Tippy....home made fish and chips for lunch and prawns for tea...not sure how I am going to use them yet.

I am not religious either so Good Friday is the only day of the year that I do follow the fish on Friday rule but I enjoy it and it makes me feel that I am not a complete heathen.

[imastawka]

I have a heathen neighbour having a pool party atm    

*sigh (not being judgemental at all)

[lyndal1838]

Maybe they are not Christian so Easter means nothing to them but a 4 day holiday.

[imastawka]

Yeah.   That goes along with being a mongrel of a neighbour as well.

So certainly not christian