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FREE one month digital weight management, fitness & wellbeing membership (norm £13.95)
With WW (Weight Watchers Reimagined) via cancellable subscription
ExpiredIf you sign up for a digital subscription to WW (Weight Watchers Reimagined) via our Blagged link* by 11.59pm on Fri 20 Nov, you can get one month totally free (norm £13.95 per month). It'll give you a customised nutrition plan, as well as access to guided workouts and mindfulness exercises via its app.
Important: When you sign up to this deal, you'll need to enter payment details and will be enrolled in a monthly subscription, costing £13.95 a month after the first free month. However, you can cancel your membership before your renewal date and you won't be charged for any subsequent months. To do this, you'll need to cancel at least one day before your renewal date, which can be done by telephone, email, online or using the chat function. You can find more on this on the cancel your membership help page.
How does WW (Weight Watchers Reimagined) work?
Once you've signed up, download the WW (Weight Watchers Reimagined) app – available for free on Google Play and the App Store – login to your account and then answer a few questions. Based on your answers, the app will select one of three meal plans for you. You can find out more about this on the myWW info page.
The app gives you recipe ideas based on your plan, and allows you to track your meals, activity, sleep, water consumption and weight. You'll also get access to the online community, where you can engage and join discussions with other members, and take part in live experiences like cook-a-longs, walking groups and dance workouts.
You can also access guided audio workouts and at-home workout videos via the app, as well as Headspace mindfulness meditations and 24/7 coaching via live chat.
When you use the app, by tracking your meals, activity and weight, you'll earn 'WellnessWins' points which can be redeemed for rewards including restaurant vouchers, wellbeing products, digital services such as an online cookery school, and more.
See 13 ways to keep fit for free if you're looking for other ways to exercise at home.
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'Free' 3mth Weight Watchers via cashback
Quidco & WW newbies. Current Quidco members get 1mth
ExpiredNeed help with a New Year's resolution? Well, if you haven't used Weight Watchers or cashback site Quidco before, sign up the right way and you can get three months of a Weight Watchers online subscription for free (norm £49) - though you'll be charged if you don't cancel (see below).
If you have used Quidco, but are new to Weight Watchers, you can still get one month free.
How to get the deal:
Go to Quidco's Weight Watchers* page and click through to the Weight Watchers site via Quidco to claim the offer (you need to sign up to Quidco before you can do this and you'll count as a newbie as long as you've not made a purchase via Quidco before). Next, buy a three-month Weight Watchers online plan for £24.43. Quidco should track the purchase and cover the cost via cashback. The offer ends at 11.59pm on Sat 7 Jan, or as soon as 2,000 people have got it.
You should receive an initial credit of £7.77 within four days of signing up to the plan, then a further £20 should be credited to your account on or before Sun 15 Jan. You'll then be able to withdraw the money via PayPal, or direct to a bank account.
Note: As with all cashback deals, the cashback is never guaranteed as there can be issues with tracking - so it's best to consider it a bonus if you get it, but not to let it drive your purchasing decisions. See our Cashback Sites guide for more info.
Already a Quidco member?
If you've made a previous purchase or received cashback from Quidco before, you can sign up for a one-month online plan via Quidco's Weight Watchers* page and - providing you're new to Weight Watchers - Quidco will cover the cost via cashback. Existing Quidco members who opt for the three-month plan will only be paid £7.77 cashback, so will end up paying £16.66.
What do you get?
You'll have access to Weight Watchers' SmartPoints meal plan, and you'll be able to follow your plan online or via the Weight Watchers app, plus get 24/7 support from experts. Yet as the subscription is online only, it doesn't include access to Weight Watchers meetings.
Warning: After the initial free months, you'll be automatically billed £12.95 EVERY MONTH unless you cancel before your first payment's due. To find out when this is, log into your account. To cancel, you can email uk.help@weightwatchers.co.uk or call 0345 345 1500. Quidco says it's best to wait at least four days to make sure your purchase has been tracked before cancelling.
For more ways to shed pounds while saving pounds, see our Cheap Gym Membership guide.
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