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Via code. Delivery's £1.35

If you're after a Mother's Day card, birthday, good luck, thank you or 'just because' card, you can go online to Scribbler* and get 50% off when you enter the code HELLO50 at the checkout. The deal's on until 11.59pm on Wednesday 26 March.

You can choose to add a message to be printed for you within the card, or you can send it blank to yourself to write a message by hand. It's possible to buy more than one card (including multipacks) and get the discount, but the code won’t work on gifts or alongside other offers.

Delivery's extra and costs £1.35 for a standard-size card sent first-class, per address, and £2.10 for a large card sent first-class, per address.

Know someone with a birthday soon? See our round-up of birthday freebies.

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Via MSE Blagged code. £1.35 delivery

If you're after a Father's Day card, birthday, good luck, thank you or 'just because' card, you can go online to Scribbler* and get 33% off when you enter the MSE Blagged code FDMSE2024 at the checkout. The deal's on until 11.59pm on Thursday 13 June.

Scribbler told us all cards ordered by 3pm on Wednesday 12 June will arrive in time for Father's Day.

You can choose to add a message to be typed out for you within the card, or you can send it blank to yourself to write a message by hand. It's possible to buy more than one card (including multipacks) and get the discount, but the code won’t work on gifts or alongside other offers.

Delivery's extra and costs £1.35 for a standard-size card sent first-class, per address and £2.10 for a large card sent first-class, per address.

Know someone with a birthday soon? See the freebies and discounts available to them.

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