Amazon

[questier]

Anyone know of any promotional codes/money off vouchers for amazon. Wanting to get this tv for even cheaper

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sony-KDL-32...1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1195480927&sr=8-1

Cheers

 

[Tubby Mondays]

Its out of order the way its being cut down, leaving Stings mate with the funny lip without a hut! Nevermind special offers and so forth go and plant some trees out there or give a bed for the night!

 

[REDLAND]

http://www.digitaldirect.co.uk/products3/index.asp?strSearch=32p3020

Theres another £20 off it

 

[Superphil]

Removed. Please do not encourage users to use affiliates other than those on NSC. NSC is reliant on affiliate income to survive

 

[Beach Hut]

Removed. Please do not encourage users to use affiliates other than those on NSC. NSC is reliant on affiliate income to survive

Tut Tut Mr Super Phil

 

[tedebear]

If the websites at the top of the page ever worked you will notice that a few discount voucher web sites pop up every now and then - sadly mostly american - but may be useful!

 

[Woodchip]

I presume Bozza's on a piss-take there!

 

[Bozza]

I presume Bozza's on a piss-take there!

Not at all. If someone is buying a £500 television, simply by clicking on the Amazon link above and then making the purchase is likely to earn NSC around £20 or so. Relative to what those little ads at the top of the page usually bring in - it's big money.

NSC costs approx. £90 per month to run and I'm no longer willing to personally fund it as I did in the early days. Affiliate income is crucial for the long-term health of NSC.

We're currently building a specific (database driven) page to try and drive up the affiliate income that NSC earns:

https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/shopping/mainpage.php

 

[Bozza]

The state of NSC's finances can be viewed here if you are interested.

There is a reasonable sum of money in the pot but if there was nothing coming in, NSC would be broke in 2 years or so.

 

[Woodchip]

But surely that is a very dictaorial way to run the forum. OK, so moderation is hardly a democracy, but still!!! Does this mean that you'll be removing the web bargains forum, "as it's not an affiliate"?

 

[Bozza]

But surely that is a very dictaorial way to run the forum. OK, so moderation is hardly a democracy, but still!!! Does this mean that you'll be removing the web bargains forum, "as it's not an affiliate"?

You may consider it dictatorial but it's the way a lot of sites operate that rely on advertising and affiliate income.

Just to make it clear - NSC is as easy going as it's always been with regard to links to other sites. However, should people directly post competing affiliate ads then they will be removed, should I notice them. Such occurrences are relatively few and far between from what I see.

I actually added the web bargains forum myself so that I could post links to deals on offer with our affiliates. I won't pretend the intention was anything other than driving up NSC income. Of course there are many deals which are on sites that do not offer affiliate deals. Where someone posts a deal with someone we have an affiliate arrangement with, I'll edit the URL to include the NSC affiliate component such that NSC benefits from any purchases that are made.

 

[Woodchip]

OK, may have jumped the gun here...

Did Phil post a tradedoubler link, affiliated to oldfootballshirts.com? If so, sorry Bozza, I may have over reacted. It wasn't overly clear in your edit of his post.

I shall now sup my pint, get my jacket, and leave quietly with the dog under my arm.