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For the end of January 2026, I got a Sky email about that £10 offer ending. I phoned Sky to see what I could get and extended the £10 offer for another year, saving £60 in the process. I decided to disconnect the Sky+ box and take it upstairs instead and then started recording TV shows and downloaded a few HD and SD TV shows. The Sky Essentials package helps me to use the time shift feature for rewind and fast forward and pause actions to work.
I got NOW TV subscriptions for 6 months and 12 months for £4 each. I’m paying £8 instead of £20…
So with the £10 and the £8 I’m better off than paying about £32 to Sky.
It’s not that I’m getting an identical set of TV channels that counts as much as saving £100 in the first 6 months.
I got a Netgem Netbox for £5 including delivery. It worked and I updated the software and got the settings and channels working.
I saved £25 on another Morrisons Groceries £80 order here:
Beyond the introduction of new UK laws, there may come a time when we really need every penny-pinching pound we save to pay unexpected bills and unexpected increased bills.
Some local Council rules may change our finances and that’s why we need YouTube video updates to learn extra details. There will be extra changes to DWP payments and these can be very complicated in how to resolve any setbacks.
It may be necessary to use credit cards or PayPal credit to spread out any such payments. Or to budget more forcefully to increase our savings for future problems. Maybe that Summer Holiday isn’t such a good idea after all…
A lot of TV Licence Tax videos are on YouTube and the MSN Edge Browser home Page News includes more info such as making UK residents pay the TV Licence by including access to YouTube. The BBC iPlayer can’t compete with YouTube access by UK residents so the BBC may put all content on YouTube instead.
The MSN info has suggested some residents may be required to pay two licences.
As I receive DWP payments, I know that the TV LICENCE TAX is included in the cost of living payments. So I pay the Tax as that’s what I get to pay it. It is legal for me to do so. Others don’t require a TV Licence and if they get the money in their allowances then that’s like a freebie. If working, and required to pay… then there’s no freebie for them.
http://www.groceries.com/login
I got a Morrisons website £10 off for a £70 order. £1.50 for late-night delivery.
I ordered £90+ but got extra multiple purchase discounts of about £20 and so I saved about £30+ and then I bought a 4K Internet set-top box here:
http://www.discountexperts.com/deal/1rsph2p4alj/4K_Smart_Internet_Set_Top_Box
I used a discount code to save a bit more then redeemed the offer and paid £5 for delivery. This box will be my second box so I have the accessories if needed.
I’ve used this box to check my recent video uploads to YouTube. The 4K Smart TV then gets its settings updated to show my videos are working OK.
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denismartindale.
http://www.groceries.morrisons.com
I got a discount of £10 for a £70 order. I paid just over £60 and the £1.50.
I got extra saving such as paying £1 instead of £2 on the chocolate biscuits and £2 instead of £2.40 on Morrisons fizzy drinks. Saving total about £46.
There were a few extra offers after the order was processed. One was £130 off Virgin Media Broadband. Perhaps just for new customers? Perhaps for the 2-year contract deal?
The Winter Sale seems nice, but the codes may not get accepted.
An item was previously about £25 and got reduced to £21. To get free delivery over £45, I tested for 2 items. The email code didn’t get accepted. This morning, the 9th of January 2026, I got a letter offering a catalogue code and a free pair of binoculars and an extra surprise gift. So these were priced as £0.00 once the code 56514 was accepted. I checked what would be regarded as best buys for the large L sized items. Perhaps not a great saving overall, but better than nothing. I got 4 jumpers and a hoodie parka this time.
I was recently offered a 30% discount code for several items. The £201 total reduced to £140.
A few days later, another discount code arrived. The same items were each reduced, but with no discount.
Their total was £167 instead. So I was £27 better off with the big 30% discount rather than the latest deal.
Same item numbers, reduced prices, but no discount wasn’t worth getting this extra time.
However, a new code may be useful to check. I’m keeping the previous order emails and the item numbers for future checks.
Sometimes it’s useful to try a brand-new code offer for single items rather than buying three of the same items, yet paying for two. That would depend on the new price, such as staying at £21 or raised to £25 as it was before.
Since I made two £140 orders, I didn’t pay the extra £54. Such discount deals can be compared to previous deals.
Who knows if the web browser discount code finders would still find a better working code or not?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/e/coupon-offers/generic
START15 is the 15% off code, valid until January 7, 2026.
Minimum order £10.
Maximum discount £75.Selected sellers’ items.
I got a 30% discount for the end of the year sale items. I ordered 5 items of 4 on-sale items and the total discount was almost £80 this time.
The link goes to the website but we need to put this before the https part
blob:https://elevenlabs.io/6dd14fae-2a3f-478c-992e-8e65cc91afa4
Highlight, copy for that link to access the audio.
Here is an audio mp3 link:
It was created on the elevenlabs.io website and uses the text of a Christmas poem. The elevenlabs.io/voice-library featured a free voice selection of male and female voices such as Confident and the female voice HOPE. So I started off the text of 1000 characters with her name in brackets to identify her voice such as [HOPE] then the text…
I downloaded the mp3 and renamed it to identify the name of the website and the voice…
While on my computer, it was possible to test which audio players worked eg 5KPLAYER.
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denismartindale. Reason: Edit forum link for blob Christmas poem, mp3 demo
http://www.groceries.morrisons.com
I got a better discount for one of my email accounts so I cancelled a previous order and switched to a different delivery day and time and thus paid £1.50 instead of £5. A different VOU voucher code saved me more money and I will get a quicker delivery, too.
I didn’t need to pay premium rate charges so that went well for me.
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