Beat the credit crunch, and boost the economy with some retail therapy for your ‘January Blues’
The country’s economy is in crisis, the credit crunch is biting, living costs are escalating, spending is decreasing and everybody is broke….Rubbish!
There’s a flip side to every coin. Cost of travel may be high but due to people leaving their gas guzzlers at home and walking congestion has dropped, and so have a few dress sizes as a result. House prices have fallen to a more obtainable level for first time buyers looking to get a foot on the property ladder. Shoppers are now wising up to the true value of goods, and this is where Give or Take comes in. If you are trying to make your money go further then look online for a bargain, couple this with added cashback on your sale and you are already ahead of the game. If you are more concerned for the health of your conscience, than your bank balance then you can stick to that new year’s resolution to ‘do more for charity’ by donating your cashback to a worth cause. It’s a win win situation, every sale made via Give or Take earns you or your chosen charity money, and goes towards boosting our flagging economy….now who said the credit crunch was all bad?…
It’s your National duty to check out these sales…
Debenhams Blue X Sale with up to 70% off and 4% cashback
Marks & Spencer Home Sale with up to 50% off selected furniture, and 5% cashback
Next Sale now on with up to 70% off and 2% cashback
Play.com Monster Sale with up to 80% off and up to 6% cashback
and many more…
Isn’t fuel prices at the lowest they’ve been for the last couple of years?
I know in 2004, I was paying 89p a litre.
Comment by Dan — January 14, 2009 @ 1:13 am
i now buy all my dvd’s from play.com via give or take, not only are the prices fantastic you also get cash back that i like to donate to charity. Fantastic all round experience!
Comment by simon pearson — January 14, 2009 @ 2:44 am
Once again Next saved me a fortune. New curtains and a whole new dining suite… Saving over half the original rrp.
Roll on the summer sale!
Comment by John Dolan — January 14, 2009 @ 9:10 am
My dress size hasn’t dropped yet…..! But rest assured, when it does, I shall deffo be shopping via Give or Take to get cashback on my new outfits!!!
Comment by Julie — January 14, 2009 @ 1:17 pm
Yeah exactly! This is what I’ve been thinking too! Another way to look at this is a “correction” and part of that correction is indeed us stopping paying over the odds for things and things becoming a bit more “real”. Hopefully too many more jobs won’t be lost though eh
Comment by Murphy — January 14, 2009 @ 4:11 pm
Some of the DVDs in the Play.com sale are cheaper than renting! I just ordered Cloverfield for £2.99 – at that price, if the film is rubbish then just use the disc as a coaster/mirror/garden-bird-scarer!
Comment by Simon — January 14, 2009 @ 4:14 pm