Yes it's fucking political.
Everything's political.
It's not cool/sexy/rock and/or roll, but it's a good cause.
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The idea behind SavyGamer is simple: Everyone has a budget and the best way to push that budget is to shop smart.
There are tonnes of pricebots about (froogle, kelkoo, you know them all) and I'm not about to substitute them, they do a fine job. I post what I think are quality deals, good games/gaming related equipment that is a good deal at the asking price.
Where applicable, I will post referral links. These links will lead to me getting commission from the retailers, often varying between 1 and 10%. There is no change in price for you, but if you prefer not to use referral links then you only need to browse the homepage of the retailer and search for the item.
If you ever want to submit a deal, or request a good deal on a specific game, email me at LewieP@savygamer.co.uk, and I will do my best to help you out.
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3 comments:
I have already signed this in the past, but you should at least explain what it is in your post...
Damn
I was atleast hoping for 100% cut in VAT for videogames :D
Sorry, but cutting taxes on things to push demand is always counter-productive. It increases demand, which will lead to the stores/manufacturers putting the price back up. All this would really achieve is to move money out of the tax coffers and into the pockets of the big stores and the juice companies. Utterly pointless.
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