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Wednesday, 5 August 2009

Sign up for special offers

Posted on 14:48 by Unknown
We are all struggling financially in the current economic climate and we have to watch our money and spend it wisely. That doesn't mean that you have to cut back on your puchases though. You can easily get software at half price or even up to 90% off the RRP. How? Just sign up for email notifications.

Many shareware programs and trial versions of commercial software either prompt you to enter your email address before you can download the software or when you install it. It's not always compulsory and sometimes it is optional. You might decline to enter your email address because you're afraid of getting junk mail, but actually this rarely happens. What you do get though are cut price offers in your inbox.

What you do is download and install a shareware program or trial version. Make sure you register for newsletters and update notifications either at the website or in the software. The program will work for 30 days and then will time out and stop working. Not long after this you will get an email offering the software at a substantial discount, saving you lots of money. Sometimes it pays not to respond to the first offer and if you ognore it you might get a second one with even lower prices!

This doesn't always work and it does take time to get the offers in. Sometimes you want or need a program right now and can't afford to wait, but if you can, you'll get some fantastic discounts, like £30 programs for £10 or even £3 and so on.
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