After just hearing the latest government BUDGET I think we all need to tighten are spending in preparation for the VAT increase and benefits reductions to come into force.
Apart from entering Win4now.co.uk's amazing free prize draws where you can win loads of free stuff! we are also promoting this fabulous free offer!
Claim your FREE ShowerSmart here
Most of us in the office have signed up for a free water saver and started using them at our homes before we told you guys to ensure they are genuine & believe us they are!
Your eaga ShowerSmart is great for your pocket and
great for the environment - here's what it could save you:
* The average UK family can save up to £900* over the product's lifetime
* Save up to £30 per year on fuel bills*
* Save up to £20 per year if your water is metred
The shower attachment is really easy to fit so you don't need to be technically minded or get a plumber in. It won't damage your shower either if you decide to remove it.
Sign up Free today to get yours sent to you in the post.
Save money, help the environment & grab yourself a fantastic freebie!
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Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Friday, January 29, 2010
Claim your FREE ShowerSmart here
To help you to make savings this winter, we want to
give you a FREE eaga ShowerSmart device.
Most of us in the office have signed up for a free water saver and started using them at our homes before we told you guys to ensure they are genuine & believe us they are!

Your eaga ShowerSmart is great for your pocket and
great for the environment - here's what it could save you:
* The average UK family can save up to £900* over the product's lifetime
* Save up to £30 per year on fuel bills*
* Save up to £20 per year if your water is metred
The shower attachment is really easy to fit so you don't need to be technically minded or get a plumber in. It won't damage your shower either if you decide to remove it.
Sign up Free today to get yours sent to you in the post.
Save money, help the environment & grab yourself a fantastic freebie!
give you a FREE eaga ShowerSmart device.
Most of us in the office have signed up for a free water saver and started using them at our homes before we told you guys to ensure they are genuine & believe us they are!

Your eaga ShowerSmart is great for your pocket and
great for the environment - here's what it could save you:
* The average UK family can save up to £900* over the product's lifetime
* Save up to £30 per year on fuel bills*
* Save up to £20 per year if your water is metred
The shower attachment is really easy to fit so you don't need to be technically minded or get a plumber in. It won't damage your shower either if you decide to remove it.
Sign up Free today to get yours sent to you in the post.
Save money, help the environment & grab yourself a fantastic freebie!
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Friday, January 30, 2009
Freebies from friends VS winning prizes

I am posing this question because today I brought to work 2 boxes full of old books that I no longer want and there are quite a few book worms at Win4now.
I think the difference is all in the personalisation. I got a 'thank you' in many guises, and 'are you sure? that's brill thanks!' for giving away the books to my colleagues.
Whereas if you print off a voucher code from a website you think that your doing them a favour and they obviously want you to do it, so you aren't as grateful to the company for your special offer.
For instance: I went to Pizza Express last weekend using a 2 4 1 voucher. The place was packed and you could see lots of tables giving the vouchers to the waitress's- this is successful marketing! Looking around though everyone looked kind of embarrassed; wondering if the waitress's thought less of them and if the food would be as good if we showed the voucher before placing the order. Of course none of this was true, companies giving voucher codes have done all the background checking and they really do want you to use them!
There is a real difference in emotions when winning prizes though. You don't feel inferior or cheap - just lucky and it cheers you up for a long time after the initial news sinks in. Everyone like to win something! It gives you a natural high that voucher codes and freebies can't compete with.
Plus you get a personal email or phone call from a real person in our office, that's why on most of our winners comments you can see people saying thank you to Joy ( our receptionist - she gets the glory of our hard work! )
So do you agree? What do you prefer? A Win, A Freebie or a Voucher?
Or is the best option in fact donating things to good causes? Should I have given the books to a charity shop? opps...
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Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Free samples, what's the point?
Yesterday I got a Jordons muesli sample through the post. To be honest I don't even remember asking for it, but it had a nicely written letter enclosed that explained I'd requested the sample and they have even included a 50p off token if I decide I like the cereal and buy myself a box.
Great I thought! I love freebies.
Now this got me wondering, what's the point in free samples? Will I actually buy the Jordon's cereal now rather than my Tesco's own brand? The answer for me will be yes; if I like the taste, if it's as healthy as my current brand and the most important factor for me (being a skin flint) - is it as cheap? If they can satisfy these 3 factors, they will have themselves a new customer.
Why do companies do it? Well free samples are a great tool to spread their brand and new product as long as they're confident it should increase sales, as people were so happy with the free sample. (There is a negative risk though - if it's rubbish, it can have a worse effect on the brand, than if not letting so many people know about their product!)
I think that free product samples are fantastic for us the customers. It's a win-win situation.
Thank you Jordon's, and all the other companies who give us consumers something for nothing. :)
Win4now currently has quite a few free sample offers ( look underneath the competitions for our partners offers. ) We will soon have a special free offers section for you, so that you can easily spot the freebies from our other promotions.
Great I thought! I love freebies.
Now this got me wondering, what's the point in free samples? Will I actually buy the Jordon's cereal now rather than my Tesco's own brand? The answer for me will be yes; if I like the taste, if it's as healthy as my current brand and the most important factor for me (being a skin flint) - is it as cheap? If they can satisfy these 3 factors, they will have themselves a new customer.
Why do companies do it? Well free samples are a great tool to spread their brand and new product as long as they're confident it should increase sales, as people were so happy with the free sample. (There is a negative risk though - if it's rubbish, it can have a worse effect on the brand, than if not letting so many people know about their product!)
I think that free product samples are fantastic for us the customers. It's a win-win situation.
Thank you Jordon's, and all the other companies who give us consumers something for nothing. :)
Win4now currently has quite a few free sample offers ( look underneath the competitions for our partners offers. ) We will soon have a special free offers section for you, so that you can easily spot the freebies from our other promotions.
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