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The European Mint is offering a €50 discount is you buy 500 or more of the coins on offer (Maple Leaf Random Years, 2016 Superman, 2014 Arctic Fox or 2019 Niue Turtle) with the code SUPER50.

Now, that's a lot of coins, but possibly worth a group order at "as low as 1.75 over spot"

Or you're just going to need deep pockets (~£7.5k).

Business as usual until an actual deal is passed and we exit -- potentially up to 31st Oct as it stands -- maybe beyond if we get yet another extension, but anyone's guess now.

You're safe for a while anyway, they'll need to announce a deal, get it cleared with the EU and then set a leave date. So you'll get plenty of warning.

14 hours ago, kimchi said:

Any tips? Had enough now. A letter and email every day is ridiculous. I opted out of all marketing when I made my order online, then when the chap phoned me to upsell proofs and basically told me I was stupid for buying bullion I said he could send me one or two proof offers over the course of the next year to see what the company recommends, but I'm getting letters daily.

Mark any post as "not known at address" and stick back in the post box, they're supposed to remove your address from their list, but 50/50 on whether it'll work.

For email, reply that you have opted out and that if you aren't unsubscribed immediately you'll report them to the ICO under the GDPR regs -- see if that instills some compliance.

Make your complaints public on social media if you have an account. Public shaming seems to be a good route.

Dig out the email address of the CEO/MD and send to them (usually easy enough to work out if you can't find it -- firstname.lastname@company.domain is usually a reasonable guess).

On 29/03/2019 at 10:41, Bullionaire said:

H+B are still sending me junk after I requested they stop as per their privacy policy. Can I put a gdpr or other complaint in about it does anyone reckon? 

I work with marketing companies and the merest mention of GDPR is usually enough to cause chaos.