PHOTOBOX is giving shoppers a free A4 wall calendar worth £17.99 ahead of Christmas, and you’ll only need to pay for delivery.

But you’ll have to be quick – the offer expires midnight tonight.

Normally the price for a wall calendar starts at £17.99

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Normally the price for a wall calendar starts at £17.99Credit: Photobox

The offer is up for grabs at the official Photobox website, and it’s limited to only one per customer.

Prices for personalised wall calendars normally start at £17.99, plus delivery charges (£4.99), so it’s a great deal if you don’t want to splash out on another Christmas present.

You can personalise the calendar with your chosen images, selected backgrounds, grids and multiple layouts.

There’s a month-to-view layout, and you can choose the month you want your calendar to start with.

In order to get a free calendar, you’ll need to apply the special code at the end of your checkout: ‘FREEA4CAL‘.

A personalised calendar makes a great Christmas present

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A personalised calendar makes a great Christmas presentCredit: PhotoBox

You’ll need to pay a £4.99 delivery fee, and you can find more information on that here.

Remember: always shop around before spending your money, and check different retailers to find the best deal.

We recently wrote about how you can bag the Pringles Advent Calendar for £2.

Here’s how you can get a free cup of coffee, tea or hot chocolate at McDonald’s.

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