Friday, 23 November 2007
Free Wii from e2save is Guaranteed delivered for Christmas
Well... a very quick response from e2save following my earlier entry at http://www.santaspage.co.uk/2007/11/free-nintendo-wiis-available-in-uk-with.html.
E2Save have reverted quickly to advise that order placed quickly WILL BE GUARANTEED that their free Wii will be delivered in time for Christmas.
Whether you are in the market to opgrade your phone, to buy a Wii or potentially you were in the market for both, this makes for a great deal when you consider the high prices commanded by eBay profiteers.
So don't delay if you want a free Wii in time for Christmas. E2Save have been unabble to advise as yet when the guarantee will be withdrawn.
Click here to view the Free Nintendo Wii Offers
E2Save have reverted quickly to advise that order placed quickly WILL BE GUARANTEED that their free Wii will be delivered in time for Christmas.
Whether you are in the market to opgrade your phone, to buy a Wii or potentially you were in the market for both, this makes for a great deal when you consider the high prices commanded by eBay profiteers.
So don't delay if you want a free Wii in time for Christmas. E2Save have been unabble to advise as yet when the guarantee will be withdrawn.
Click here to view the Free Nintendo Wii Offers
Labels: e2save, Free, Nintendo Wii
Free Nintendo Wii's available in the UK (with new mobile contract)

As you know, I have been writing about the difficulty in sourcing a Nintendo Wii anywhere around the RRP within the UK. There are lots of people wanting to charge double the RRP and there are people (fools?) prepared to pay that.
I have since realised that mobile phone retailer E2Save are making them available for free as an inducement to buy a new mobile phone contract.
E2Save are not necessarilly the best known mobile phone retailer, but as they belong to the CarPhone Warehouse group, you can be assured that this offer is absolutely genuine.
Christmas is a time when many people like to treat themself to a new mobile phone, so why not get a free Nintendo Wii if you were going to enter into a new contract anyway? If you don't actually want the Wii, then you could always eBay it yourself and recoup some of your mobile phone outlay.
E2Save current terms are that they automatically send out their inducement gifts 28 days after entering into the contract. Whilst we are just about (maybe) inside that time limit, I have written to them to ask whether they can reduce this window to guarantee Wiis will be delivered by Christmas. Even if they can't do this, it has got to be better to explain a few days delay to kids than to spend an absolute fortune on eBay profiteers.
Click here to view the Free Nintendo Wii Offers
Best Regards,
Santa Claus - your Letters from Santa Webmaster
Labels: e2save, Free, Nintendo Wii
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