Sunday Star-Times Subscription Offer $3.80 Per Week + Bonus $50 Prezzy Card (6 Months Minimum)

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taeken on 18/02/2020 - 10:55 files.cheapies.nz (50 clicks)
Last edited 18/02/2020 - 13:40 by 1 other user

6 months minimum subscription = $98.80 - $50 = $48.80 / 26 = $1.88 per week.

Hi Tim,

We hope you’ve had a fantastic start to the New Year.
We have partnered with our Stuff newspaper team to provide our loyal Fibre customers with an incredible offer.
Subscribe to Sunday Star-Times for $3.80 per week* and get a complimentary $50 Prezzy card.
You can now have the most comprehensive local, national, and international news, delivered straight to your home.
Call 0800 339 000 and quote “FIBRE” to redeem your newspaper subscription offer.
Offer expires 29/02/2020
Feel free to share this introductory offer with your friends and family.

Thanks from the team at Stuff Fibre

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  timbo on 18/02/2020 - 11:04

  +3

  Just a reminder with deals like this: Unless you already wanted both 1. Sunday Star Times 2. Something you were about to buy online with a Prezzy card that is $50. Then you don't need to spend money that you wouldn't otherwise spend because of FOMO for a deal. You're still having to spend $98.80 to get this, which is $98.80 you would save not knowing about this.

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    taeken on 18/02/2020 - 11:30

    -3

    Yes, when you spend money you then no longer have the money you spent, like if you have 2 apples and give Peter 1 apple you now only have 1 apple.

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      Rogerthat on 18/02/2020 - 12:37

      Interesting concept

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    Plug on 18/02/2020 - 13:02

    +2

    And honestly, what value do newspapers actually have these days? Even $1.88 seems high

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      Didntknowya on 18/02/2020 - 16:29

      yea our work has these delivered. all the articles are basically what you get online already, except with more pages because 80% of the paper is dedicated to ads.

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      taeken on 18/02/2020 - 18:42

      None for me (expect lighting the fire) but I imagine they have some value to people who enjoy reading newspapers.