Freebie list [use post code BT11AA for UK related]

DingDong · 05-03-2010 1:04am

Free Aero Hot Chocolate

Link

tpsuperstar · 05-03-2010 11:23am

jobucks wrote: »

Disposable towels

http://www.easydry.ie/cart.php

These guys are fast off the mark, ordered sample last night and got marketing call bright & early this am asking about my business & salon! Quite unexpected! Hope they still send the samples!

glanman · 05-03-2010 12:15pm

tpsuperstar wrote: »

These guys are fast off the mark, ordered sample last night and got marketing call bright & early this am asking about my business & salon! Quite unexpected! Hope they still send the samples!

Thanks for the heads up, got a call off them too:)

Only · 05-03-2010 3:16pm

Ah ha, I missed a call on my mobile this morning from an 042 number - was that them?

Gillington · 05-03-2010 3:35pm

DingDong wrote: »

Free Aero Hot Chocolate

Link

Job Title: Headmaster

Atavan-Halen · 05-03-2010 3:37pm

Job title: Manager of The Internet.

rameire · 05-03-2010 7:43pm

Job Title: Human Inseminator

Coolaboy · 06-03-2010 4:43pm

How many of those packs do ye order in one go?

MunsterCycling · 08-03-2010 9:49am

Job title: Global Overlord

joekeville · 08-03-2010 2:31pm

did anyone actually go for the aero thing

Kotek Besar · 08-03-2010 2:36pm

joekeville wrote: »

did anyone actually go for the aero thing

Yes, I did.

JohnK · 08-03-2010 2:38pm

The T&C's for the Aero one say UK mainland only so the postcode trick might not work for this one.

The_Conductor · 08-03-2010 2:51pm

JohnK wrote: »

The T&C's for the Aero one say UK mainland only so the postcode trick might not work for this one.

Just use a London postcode- like SE1 6EY or something?

Kotek Besar · 08-03-2010 3:11pm

smccarrick wrote: »

Just use a London postcode- like SE1 6EY or something?

But then it wouldn't go to the Belfast sorting office though, and be shoved on the ROI pile.

glanman · 08-03-2010 3:17pm

Has anyone ever ordered something they paid for and got it sent to the BT11AA address?

I have got freebies through it but just a bit wary about doing it for a real product. I have ordered a book off amazon that wouldn't deliver to ROI so hoping it works...

Kotek Besar · 08-03-2010 3:21pm

glanman wrote: »

Has anyone ever ordered something they paid for and got it sent to the BT11AA address?

I have got freebies through it but just a bit wary about doing it for a real product. I have ordered a book off amazon that wouldn't deliver to ROI so hoping it works...

Yes, I bought a sat nav cradle from eBay. Seller wouldn't ship outside the UK. Gave post code BT1 1AA. Arrived, but took nearly two weeks.

jc77 · 08-03-2010 3:59pm

glanman wrote: »

I have ordered a book off amazon that wouldn't deliver to ROI so hoping it works...

Would 'BT1 1AA' shipping be cheaper?

Kotek Besar · 08-03-2010 4:01pm

jc77 wrote: »

Would 'BT1 1AA' shipping be cheaper?

The VAT would be cheaper.

glanman · 08-03-2010 4:36pm

jc77 wrote: »

Would 'BT1 1AA' shipping be cheaper?

NOt sure as I didn't have the option to send to ROI but you would imagine so;)

muffler · 08-03-2010 5:48pm

glanman wrote: »

Has anyone ever ordered something they paid for and got it sent to the BT11AA address?

Yes i ordered and paid for a couple of items in the past and had no problems. That's not to say that its guaranteed though.

d31b0y · 09-03-2010 2:40pm

Courtsey of "The Cheapskate".

Want to archive your DVDs to your hard drive or convert them for viewing on, say, your iPhone or Zune HD? No problem: all you need is a good DVD ripper.

Today only, Giveaway of the Day is giving away WinX DVD Ripper Platinum, which normally sells for $29.95.

Just pop a DVD in your drive, fire up the program, and choose an output format: AVI, MP4, WMV, iPhone, PSP, 3GP, or any of half a dozen others.

The utility has a clean, simple interface that should be easy enough for novices to navigate. And advanced users can get under the hood to tweak settings like bit rate and resolution.

I've used WinX with numerous DVDs (all of them copy-protected, and all of them bought and paid for by me), and it worked quickly and flawlessly with each of them. Note: I'd recommend disabling subtitles, which are enabled by default.

Remember, as with all Giveaway of the Day deals, you must download and install the program before the clock strikes midnight. But that's the only catch. If you've missed past DVD rippers I've posted, here's your chance to score a good one.

^Sorry folks, this one expired on the 8th of March.^

By the way, WinX DVD Ripper Platinum comes from Digiarty Software, the same outfit that's giving away WinX HD Video Converter Deluxe until March 15. Gotta love the freebies!

Linkage.

Note: I can't get on to the "giveawayoftheday" website from work, so can't gaurantee that it works, but I have downloaded and installed WinX HD Video Converter Deluxe.

Enjoy!

rebel girl 15 · 09-03-2010 2:50pm

d31b0y wrote: »

Courtsey of "The Cheapskate".

Linkage.

Note: I can't get on to the "giveawayoftheday" website from work, so can't gaurantee that it works, but I have downloaded and installed WinX HD Video Converter Deluxe.

Enjoy!

Isn't working any more

This software was available as a giveaway on March 8, 2010, this giveaway is not available any more.

Kotek Besar · 09-03-2010 2:54pm

rebel girl 15 wrote: »

Isn't working any more

Aii, 'tis gone.

d31b0y · 09-03-2010 3:24pm

Ah rats... the WinX HD Video Converter Deluxe is available for free until the 15th of March. I will update my original post.

lorweld · 09-03-2010 4:22pm

http://zaphod.uk.vvhp.net/reg/reg.pl?id=4840-125009

brian ireland · 09-03-2010 10:43pm

This is kinda a freebie The site is called Blinkbox. There is a full section of pay stuff ,movies etc

BUT there is also a loads of free TV programs, music, documentaries, comedy etc. Even the BBC programs are not blocked.
This site is legit i found the link in Mac world magazine

http://www.blinkbox.com/TV/Featured/FREE-TV