Freebie Friday: fun for all the family
'Fun for all the family' usually means nothing of the kind. It usually means fun for one or two members of the family and a pointless expense for the others. This week, however, things are different. We have fun for all the family - whether it's the kids who get to enjoy two month's worth of great TV, the adults who fancy seeing Spectre, or even the hungry family dog. And what's more. It's all free!
Free Star Wars speakers
We have mentioned Priority freebies for O2 members before, and if you are searching for a network, the availability of these freebies should definitely be a consideration. The users of HotUKDeals.com have discovered that O2 is giving away 25,000 Star Wars speaker buddies at selected stores - starting November 5th. They are limiting them to one per customer, but these will sell out, so it's worth getting yours sooner rather than later.
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Free Now TV for two months
The users of HotUKdeals.com have discovered that if you have the Google Chromecast app, you can subscribe to Now TV for free for the next two months. You just need to redeem your free pass in the 'check offers' section - which will provide a definite boost to your festive TV options.
Free Spectre tickets
If you've never used Topcashback before, you can sign up and get a free cinema ticket to see Spectre (up to the value of £12). You need to create an account, and download the app. Then buy a ticket (before 9th November), take a photo of the receipt, and upload it to the app, and you'll get your money back. There are full details of the deal on the website, but it's worth bearing in mind that there are only 2,500 of these available, so your best bet is to buy it as soon as possible - even if you wait until next week to actually see the film.
Free dog treats
If you take your dog into any Pets at Home store, and use the password 'Whimzees" at the till, they'll give you a free packet of dog treats worth £1.50. The deal runs until Sunday, so you'll need to be quick, and don't forget it's one per dog rather than one per customer - so you can take in as many dogs as you can safely handle in a store full of food.
Free kids' meals
In most school holidays you can usually find at least one chain offering free kids' meals when you buy an adult meal. This week its Jamie's Italian - which is offering the freebie until the end of the day on Sunday. The meals usually cost £6.50 for 'little kids' and £6.95 for 'big kids', so this constitutes a reasonable saving - which has to be welcome at the end of an expensive half term.
