PlayPennies readers can grab 10% off everything on the BargainCrazy website, including items already on sale.

(Almost) anything you could want at BargainCrazy

• Discount: 10%
• Expires: 1 May 2012
• Code: WPLAYPENNIES (case sensitive)

Part of the Littlewoods Clearance family, BargainCrazy offers top brands at low prices. On their site you’ll find fashion for men, women and kids as well as electrical, homeware, furniture, toys, games and gifts. We literally have everything you need under one roof, and to top it off, they offer clearance prices on top brands such as Philips, Sony, Apple, Adidas, Samsung, Henley's, Diesel, Rockport, Reebok, Oasis, Miss Sixty, Love Label, Ted Baker and many more, and you can rest assured their products are 100% genuine.

I love exclusive discounts that are also valid on sale items. It feels like such a great added bonus. For example, the Love Label Applique Floral Prom Dress, which was £75 and is reduced to £17.99 is available to PlayPennies readers for £16.19 – not a bad price for your Formal dress!

Delivery is free on orders over £50, or £2.95 otherwise, and you can pay by card or PayPal.

These are already pretty cheap items on this site; even so this BargainCrazy online discount code will chop another £5 off your order.  The discount is deducted before the delivery charge of £3.95.

Save a fiver with this BargainCrazy online discount code

• Discount: £5 off
• Minimum spend: £10
• Coupon code: WBCSAVE5
• Expires: 11th October 2010

BargainCrazy is the Littlewoods clearance website. As such there's only a limited number of children's clothes on there. You're not going to find a full range - I looked for boys trousers aged 5 to 6 and came up empty. But what really drew our eye to the site was a PlayPennies mum who got a pair of Timberland trousers for her 12 year old son for less than £10.

Which causes its own problem actually. When I was testing this out I found it quite hard to fill up the quota of £10 with things I actually needed to qualify for the discount! The temptation might be to buy something just for the sake of it, to top up the total. And that, as all PlayPennies parents know, can turn out to be a false economy.

Thanks to adamck at HUKD!