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FREE 3x England flag air fresheners delivered RRP £3.99
Go quick! 3,000 available
MSE Update 11am, Fri 23 May: Brooklyn Trading has just informed us the air fresheners have now sold out.
We've blagged MoneySavers a FREE three-pack of England flag air fresheners (the dangly kind you hang from your car window) just in time for the World Cup. The RRP is £3.99, but they're currently on sale for 99p. There are only 3,000 freebies available, so you'll need to be quick if you want one.
Enter the code MSE10 online at Brooklyn Trading*
We've not worked with Brooklyn Trading before, and although it has reassured us that the website can handle the traffic, this is going to VERY popular so please be prepared for the site to be slow.
If you miss out on the freebie...
Don't you worry, you still have a chance of getting one. Brooklyn Trading is giving away 200 air fresheners every day till the World Cup starts (Thu 12 Jun) at 10am on its Facebook page (there'll be a new code released each day) - you'll still need to be quick though!
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