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Want a free iPod Shuffle? Ask Tesco

Rent DVDs, get a Shuffle

Supermarket giant Tesco is offering new members of its online DVD rental service a free 1GB iPod Shuffle - but only until 10am, 16 September 2007.

Apple iPod Shuffle
Apple's iPod Shuffle: Tesco is only offering the silver model

Mind you, it pays to read the small print. The player, which was unveiled by Apple last week, will only be sent out to music-hungry DVD fans if they subscribe to the rental service for at least three months.

The good news though is that you'll qualify for a free player with even the cheapest monthly package, which ships a single DVD at a time and is limited to two discs per month, for a monthly fee of £4.47. So a three-month subscription would cost you £13.41 and save you just under £36 on the player's standard retail price.

You'll have to wait about three months for the player to arrive, as it only ships once the third monthly payment has been made to Tesco. But you could think of it as a nifty way of grabbing yourself a cheaper iPod Shuffle on a monthly payment scheme, without the interest.

Latest Comments

Still no confirmation email

I joined on Sunday morning before the deadline - but no mention of an iPod during the signup process, and no email yet.

Anyone else in this position?

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Hmmmm. I too paid up front

Thanks for the info. I've sent tesco an email to see if I do receive the gift or not.

Ah well - nothing lost ... and my kids school received £4 commission for joining via TradeDoubler!

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pre-pay... Tesco's reply

I'll still get the iPod, but only after they recieve a third "individual" payment...

Oh well, guess I'll have to wait a bit longer and rent some movies

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Pre-pay option...

Have just emailed Tesco as I used the pre-pay option not knowing about the T&Cs relating to this. Gave them the option of 'un-doing' the pre-pay if possible -or- just cancelling completely... We shall see...

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Ebay

I'll wait for the ebay dump to open.

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