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Honey - automatically scan for working coupons online - YouTube
good site? Hasn't work for me on several tries.
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£40 off when you spend £200 at ProBikeKit http://www.probikekit.com/uk/ is pretty good- they recalculate the VAT as well which takes a bit more off.
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Urban Cyclery is still doing a 15% off everything, including discounted items. A lot of bargains to be had. I must say, they guys are all very and efficient people.
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No. More of a keyword alert then rock-up. However I'm sure those efficient guys at Urban Cyclery would gladly offer forummagers some kind of extra incentive (hmmm...25% off) if they repeatedly had the words Urban andCyclery, that is Urban and Cyclery nestled in a thread about online bargains... I have heard they are very efficient.
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That name again: Urban Cyclery
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Read the thread title.
Read the first post:
The entire basis of recommendation is whether LFGSS gets some pennies back from the sale of goods. That's it, this is nothing to do with quality of the retailer itself or the prices offered, just whether we get affiliate money from sales.
Urban Cyclery will presumably be making a substantial donation to LFGSS now, say 1% of this week's sales.
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2 x Continental Grand Prix Black Chili 700x24c Folding Tyre @ GBP 19.99 = GBP 39.98
1 x Online Sale - Save an Extra 10% (£39.98 @ 10%) @ GBP -4.00 = GBP -4.00=====
TOTAL GBP: 35.98Free postage to boot ordered this morning and already despatched.
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Efficient./derail.
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62cm Surly 26" LHT for £500. Bargain for someone tall.
http://www.leisurelakesbikes.com/p/10113/surly-long-haul-trucker-26in-wheel-bike-2010-sale
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Read the first post:
Urban Cyclery will presumably be making a substantial donation to LFGSS now, say 1% of this week's sales.
We actually earn approx' 1% of the value of sales referred to 3rd parties (though some specific items from some retailers might actually have up to 3% or 4% fees).
So if Urban Cyclery sold a nodder jacket for £40 as a result of referral, then generally I'd only expect to see 40p revenue.
If you're curious as to how much this earns, here are some examples:
Cycle Surgery: £1.41 last month
CycleStore: £2.13 last month
Evans: £23.28 last month
Wiggle: £67.86 last monthMost schemes, each month... don't earn a penny. Though I've not included in the above the figures from the 2 most profitable schemes.
This is why this thread exists... LFGSS relies on a combination of affiliates and donations, and affiliates are seasonal (more in the summer when people buy more). So we try and maximise the off-season affiliate revenue by encouraging those about to buy something to do it via here so that LFGSS gets 1% (without it increasing the price you pay).
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I've not included in the above the figures from the 2 most profitable schemes
Amazon & Chain Reaction?
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2 x Continental Grand Prix Black Chili 700x24c Folding Tyre @ GBP 19.99 = GBP 39.98
1 x Online Sale - Save an Extra 10% (£39.98 @ 10%) @ GBP -4.00 = GBP -4.00=====
TOTAL GBP: 35.98Free postage to boot ordered this morning and already despatched.
Try these guys too. I bought the 25mm GP4000s which are great, but they have the GP 24mm folders for £13:
http://www.bike-discount.de/shop/k373/a12488/grand-prix-24-622-mm-black.html
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http://www.wiggle.co.uk/mongoose-maurice-2012/
@ £215 will make a great beater
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Lots of nice frames in the Enigma clearance sale
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they look used already
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That was a bit of an error, the buy one get one half price is supposed to be on full-priced tyres only