CHRISTMAS SORTED – £500 SMYTHS VOUCHERS
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- £500
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- £480
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- £251
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🎄 CHRISTMAS SORTED – £500 SMYTHS VOUCHERS 🎁
Take the stress out of Christmas shopping with the chance to win £500 worth of Smyths Toys vouchers!
Whether it’s the latest toys, LEGO, gaming, bikes, dolls, action figures or something special from Santa’s list, £500 to spend at Smyths could go a long way towards getting Christmas sorted.
And if you’d rather choose exactly how to spend your prize, the winner can take a £480 cash alternative instead.
Prize includes:
£500 Smyths Toys vouchers
OR £480 cash alternative
Entries just £1.99
For only £1.99 per entry, you could be giving yourself a massive helping hand with this year’s Christmas shopping.
Perfect for parents, grandparents, families or anyone wanting to make Christmas that little bit more special.
Enter now and you could have Christmas SORTED! 🎅🎄🎁
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