So it's Black Friday

[d000hg]

I need it for ... business purposes ... to read invoices

At £35 it hardly matters.

Black Friday; a concept invented by Americans where they'll trample over each other to get to the bargains only one day after celebrating being grateful for what they have.

You mean like the boxing day sales we had decades earlier?

[TheFaQQer]

M&S have some good deals on at the moment - and IPSE Advantages gets 9% further off (egift card, appears in your email almost straight away)

[d000hg]

Thanks - I was hoping others might post tips like that, a roundup of where is actually worth looking.

[Zero Liability]

There are some good deals, including on Amazon, just need to do a bit of quick research as to how much the product sells for usually, but my approach to it is only to buy what I wanted to buy anyway, providing the price is right. I tend to monitor trends in prices of things I want to avoid false discount rushes.

Think their kindle HDX 8.9 32GB is not badly priced.

[d000hg]

Amazon's discounts on their own kit seem legit, generally I don't trust their other deals or at least don't have the time to invest searching through them and cross-checking.

I'm tempted by a £35 tablet just to check it out really. My trusty iPad2 is slowly dying and a tablet I can use on the exercise bike in the garage or in the bath without caring if I drop it, is quite attractive.

[Zero Liability]

They're in the habit of quoting RRPs; if the product in question has other sellers listed you can get a more accurate idea of what its usual pricing is but these days I guess a Google search will suffice.

But all this penny pinching is veering into
NCOTBAC territory.

[barrydidit]

Asda have 4p a litre off fuel - it's 99.7p a litre for petrol all weekend apparently.

Linky

[Chuck]

Asda have 4p a litre off fuel - it's 99.7p a litre for petrol all weekend apparently.

Linky

So loads of idiots will now drive miles out of their way to save £2.40 on a full tank of fuel.

[TestMangler]

So loads of idiots will now drive miles out of their way to save £2.40 on a full tank of fuel.

BarryDidIt is from Yorkshire, so, probably, yes

Once they hear the words "save £2.40" they become impervious to the downsides.

[barrydidit]

So loads of idiots will now drive miles out of their way to save £2.40 on a full tank of fuel.

BarryDidIt is from Yorkshire, so, probably, yes

Once they hear the words "save £2.40" they become impervious to the downsides.

Are you two cretins going to go through the rest of the thread and point out that you don't want a telly or an Xbox or an Amazon dongle and it's therefore useless to you?