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2100 Xbox Points for £4 / £20 PSN Money for £5 
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Guys, I'm also putting this where it should be (in Ernie's bargains thread or the gaming thread) but wanted to spread to word far and wide as its a brilliant offer and some peeps on here might not visit the other threads. If a mod wants to move it then feel free.

I saw this on Barryboys.co.uk and gave it a go. Its genuine and I ordered 2100 Xbox points for £4.

Just do the following (alternatively follow this link for PSN top-up):

Go to http://www.very.co.uk
Search for "2100 points"
You will see that the Points are priced at £19
Once the item has been placed in your basket proceed to the checkout
During the checkout you will come across a discount code box
Enter the code ZZ449 and submit the code.
You should see the £15 discount applied and the total will be £7.95.
then put in xv002 for free delivery, now your total will be £4

Edit: I've changed the title and 1st post to make it clear i) I didnt think for one minute you could use XBL/MS Points on PSN and ii) to show that you can buy pre-paid cards to top up your PSN wallet and not just 'real money'

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Mon Mar 29, 2010 12:16 pm
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Err. you do know the PS3 users can't actually use XBox Live Points to pay for things, right?


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Err. you do know the PS3 users can't actually use XBox Live Points to pay for things, right?


I dont have a playstation but I presumed you can buy the PSN equivalent?? I just copied the post over from the other website showing the Xbox example.

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jonbwfc wrote:
Err. you do know the PS3 users can't actually use XBox Live Points to pay for things, right?


I dont have a playstation but I presumed you can buy the PSN equivalent?? I just copied the post over from the other website showing the Xbox example.


The PSN equivalent is proper money.

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The PSN equivalent is proper money.


OK then THIS

£20 PSN "money" for a fiver with the offer I guess

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£20 PSN credit for £5? Thanks Veato! :D :D :D :D :D :D

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I don't normally go for these but I decided to give it a bash. Wonder how much spam I'm now going to get!

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Hmm.. get through the process until it asks how I want to pay. If I then say I want to use a debit/credit card it says 'we have been unable to approve your application for a INDEXEXTRA account.' whatever the feck one of those is. Sod it.

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Worked for me and the missus paying debit card 8-)

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Worked for me and the missus paying debit card 8-)


Might not....

Very = Littlewoods

so they charge full then refund after, too many abusing and they wont honour the code... got stung before...

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Wasnt that for people who had a Littlewoods account registered but then also registered a Very account under a different email to get £25 free? Me and the missus are both genuinely new customers and we're not married or anything so I dont see how it can be a problem.

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Wasnt that for people who had a Littlewoods account registered but then also registered a Very account under a different email to get £25 free? Me and the missus are both genuinely new customers and we're not married or anything so I dont see how it can be a problem.


My littlewoods problem was a genuine new account but the code had been around HUKD and they refused to honour it.

Just beware, that's all I'm saying. If they pull the guff just return it under the DSR :)

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Yeah I heard about this. Some codes were sent to select people who then posted them on forums for everyone to use. In this instance though the code is for new customers' first purchase so we should be alright.

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Yeah I heard about this. Some codes were sent to select people who then posted them on forums for everyone to use. In this instance though the code is for new customers' first purchase so we should be alright.


He seems to be right though, £20 has been ring-fenced from my account.

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When I logon to Very it says:

29/03/2010 Payment Received - Thank You 19.00 CR

then...

29/03/2010 Promotional Discount 15.00 CR
29/03/2010 REFUND TO DELTA 15.00 CR

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