Get £5 when you buy £45 of Xbox Credits.
You will receive one code to redeem £45 and a second code for your free £5.
IMPORTANT: You must redeem and spend your free £5 before 31 January 2017 otherwise it will automatically expire.
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W1zz
7 Dec 165#2
£42.99 for £50 Credit and Wrath of The Titans film via Wuaki
this is a good deal they also do £18.99 for £25 credit (plus the film if you like) its 1 per user not sure how they would verify that
Chasloyal
7 Dec 16#4
Why was my post saying you can get these for 41 quid right now on g2a removed?
I got two £50 XBL gift cards for 69 quid off there about a month ago.
Sorry but that makes this £45 for a bully ice cold, it is what it is
Snakeyes646 to Chasloyal
7 Dec 16#5
Maybe people have amazon gift cards to spend, its not like your making a much bigger saving.
Houstieboy to Chasloyal
7 Dec 16#15
Thanks for that, now purchased!
Dannyb01y
7 Dec 16#14
Thats not great...
Chasloyal
7 Dec 161#13
I'm still trying to get my nut round the fact that there's dinlows piping up in the £5.99 any size pizza from Pizza Hut thread because they ain't bothered to read the bottom of the deal where it states quite clearly stuffed crust ain't included :smirk:
wozukSilencer
7 Dec 161#12
its the truth same every year :smile:
Chasloyal
7 Dec 161#11
I'd like to think you're saying that tongue in cheek but the concerning thing is you're probably bang on the money there.
It's gone over 150 now, I'll give myself an ulcer worrying Mr and Mrs Average's basic judgement you know
wozukSilencer
7 Dec 161#10
everything seems to be getting voted hot that's the problem with xmas on here , every noob matchstick hunting flamedeers thinks clicking hot will make them appear :laughing:
TGPMatt
7 Dec 16#9
Game has these, too. I actually took a £50 one up to the counter and the guy told me to get this super pack instead.
mdrewry
7 Dec 16#7
I'm pretty sure G2A are based in Hong Kong. Customer support is based in Poland though.
Regardless, this is more expensive than the almost endless Wuaki deals where you get a free film and no special restriction on spending the credit above Microsoft's usual terms. So cold from me I'm afraid
Chasloyal to mdrewry
7 Dec 161#8
The governor of G2A is called Bartosz Skwarczek which don't sound very Hong Kongnese to me but I stand corrected if I'm wrong.
Ditto on the cold, I find it hard to believe people will vote hot on something that is available cheaper in numerous places right now, then again it is the season of goodwill I suppose :smirk:
Chasloyal
7 Dec 16#6
Bet there's more people who won't have Amazon gift cards though and surely £41 plays £45 is a no brainer, 10% cheaper.
Do you think it's because G2A are a Polish firm and they don't like Polaks here on HUKD? :smirk:
poundshopper
7 Dec 16#3
CDKeys for me, i've been caught by these extra voucher deals by Amazon before
stevenjameshyde
7 Dec 16#1
£44.64 at CDKeys with Facebook discount, and no danger of £5 expiring. I do prefer Amazon, but still
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You will receive one code to redeem £45 and a second code for your free £5.
IMPORTANT: You must redeem and spend your free £5 before 31 January 2017 otherwise it will automatically expire.
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https://landing.wuaki.tv/uk/Xbox-titans-50credit-AFF?wktv_code=2535
I got two £50 XBL gift cards for 69 quid off there about a month ago.
Sorry but that makes this £45 for a bully ice cold, it is what it is
It's gone over 150 now, I'll give myself an ulcer worrying Mr and Mrs Average's basic judgement you know
Regardless, this is more expensive than the almost endless Wuaki deals where you get a free film and no special restriction on spending the credit above Microsoft's usual terms. So cold from me I'm afraid
Ditto on the cold, I find it hard to believe people will vote hot on something that is available cheaper in numerous places right now, then again it is the season of goodwill I suppose :smirk:
Do you think it's because G2A are a Polish firm and they don't like Polaks here on HUKD? :smirk: