Look, the truth is Amazon’s Prime Day is coming. It’s on July 11, and Amazon will bend backwards to reward you for being a Prime member.
Simple? Well, here at Geek Native, we’ve taken to calling it Big Heckin’ Two-Day Prime Day because it’s bloomin’ well two days long! It starts on the 11th and runs all day on the 12th, too.
Fun.com have done one better. The geeky retailer is launching their Prime Day sale now, which runs to the 12th. That’s a whole week.
Update: 6th July – Fun.com has confirmed the link and sale is domestic (US) only. That’s why I got an error.
Okay, right now, I’m getting an error on the coupon funprimesocial2023, but I’ve heard this from the monster’s mouth, and this won’t be like yesterday’s Sneak false flag.
If you visit Fun.com and don’t get an error, then it’s working!
Success means 10% off everything, including stuff already on sale and in both clearance and sale.
Assuming I’ve not erred again, then the good news spreads. Fun.com is the sister site to HalloweenCostumes.com, and they, too, are doing the Feckin’ Two Day Prime Day week-long event.
If you want to get your Halloween (or LARP) stuff early and cost-effectively, then the sale there is 15% off.
You know Geek Native will be stalking that site for the 12 Masks of Halloween. For now, though, I’ll gladly tell you what’s singing a siren song of sales at me from Fun.com.
- I have a stairwell, and neighbours see what I might laze around in, so these Michael Myers slippers are tempting!
- There’s no justifiable reason, but I find myself fancying this grumpy pouffe.
- Ramen bowls because I actually need big bowls. I like big bowls; I cannot lie.
- I live in a dark and chilly country and, ergo, could do with this glow in the dark Scooby-Do sweater.
- On a similar note, this Day of the Dead beanie.
- Lastly, even though I’ll walk the little fella to death, these Baby Yoda shoes.
What about you?
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