Its the holiday season and every turn we make we stumble upon freebies and giveaways. Not to be left out in the frenzy, Google has announced its plan to give away up to $500 in Google Express credit.
To qualify for the free giveaway, you are to buy something on Google Express between November 5 to November 25, and then sign up to receive promotional emails. when you've done all these, wait until the end of the month for Google to reach out to you with a Google Express coupon code.
"During this season of thanks, place a qualifying order on Google Express between November 5-25," Google Express support read. "Sign up to get marketing emails to participate in this giveaway. At the end of the month, you'll get a code to use for the next time you shop with us."
Well, seems anyone who participates is guaranteed to get a "surprise code as a thank you" from Google Express. The "amount could be $10, $15, or $100," or you might be among the few customers to get the $500 worth of coupon.
Also Read: Google Is Randomly Giving Android Users Free Play Store Credit
Here's a breakdown of how the coupon codes will be shared: 5 customers will receive $500 worth of coupon codes 100 customers will receive $100 worth of coupon codes 1,500 customers will receive $15 worth of coupon codes Unlimited number of customers will receive $10 coupon code for purchases worth $35+
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The festive season is here, and shoppers are all the place looking for the best deals on the market. However, getting the best deals is often difficult, and most times time consuming. Now this is where Firefox comes in.
Browser developer Mozilla has made a Firefox extension called "Price Wise" as part of the company's Test Pilot beta program.
The Price Wise is an extension on Firefox that help Firefox users to track price changes for any products that they choose across five major digital retailer: Walmart, Amazon, eBay, Best Buy, and The Home Depot.
According to Mozilla, the reason why the opted for those five digital retailers was because they were "among the top 10" online shops visited by Firefox users.
The Firefox Price Wise extension isn't difficult to use. All that is required is for the user to visit any of the above mentioned online stores, search for the product that you want to track, click on the Price Wise icon which will be located in the top-right corner of the Firefox browser. Now select "Add This Products."
Now whenever the user do the above to any product, the product will be added to a list, which includes includes a thumbnail of the item price and a coloured percentage to indicate whether the price has increased or dropped.
As mentioned above, Price Wise is still in a beta state and hasn't been made official. However, if this interests you, you can signup for the Test Pilot aktivitas and download the extension.
