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6 months of Spotify Premium for free with Currys PC World (UK deal)
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TL;DR: Get six months of Spotify Premium for free when you spend more than £49 on Currys PC World.
We’ve been waiting a long time for Black Friday deals, and now it seems like all of that waiting was worth it. There are already loads of impressive deals, but some have gone under the radar.
One deal that may have escaped your attention is the free Spotify Premium promotion on Currys PC World. It’s a really great offer, and one that is easy to redeem if you follow a few easy steps.
The first thing you need to do is purchase any laptop, video game, games console, gaming accessory, tablet, smart TV, smartwatch, or audio product for more than £49. You’ll then get a unique code when you’ve bought the qualifying product. This can be redeemed on the Spotify site.
The offer excludes Apple and Beats, and is only available to new premium Spotify customers. The deal is available throughout this busy shopping period, so you have plenty of time to consider your options.
Get six months of Spotify Premium with Currys PC World for Black Friday.
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