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The Amazon Affiliates Scheme - how does it work?

 

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This is a great opportunity for you to raise funds for the Chesil Development Appeal whilst doing your shopping!

You can buy CDs, DVDs,  books and electrical goods from amazon.co.uk at competitive prices and the Chesil will receive commission on your purchases. Typical commissions are 4% for electrical goods and 5% for other goods.

How do you do it? Follow these instructions:

  1. click on the Amazon icon below which will take you directly to the amazon.co.uk website. But please see Important below.
  2. complete your purchases online in the usual way. It won't cost any extra for you to buy in this way.
  3. Amazon will calculate the commission and pay the Chesil theatre monthly
 In Association with Amazon.co.uk Click on the icon to the left to go to the Amazon website.

Important:  

  • You must purchase by clicking through icons like this on the Chesil website. If you leave the Amazon website at any time during your visit your purchases will not generate a commission.
  • This scheme only applies to the UK site (amazon.co.uk) - it does not apply to the amazon.com website in the USA or any other amazon websites
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Appeal enquiries to 01962 8355544 - appeal@chesiltheatre.org.uk -
Chesil Theatre, FREEPOST NAT21734, Winchester SO23 0BR 

The Chesil Theatre is the home of the Winchester Dramatic Society, a registered charity, Nš 285043
Members of the Little Theatre Guild of Great Britain and the National Operatic and Dramatic Association

A company limited by guarantee and registered in England, Nš 1621492

The Chesil Theatre wish to thank Easyspace who provide free website hosting for registered charities.

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Pages developed and maintained by Phillip Simons. Page last updated on 23 October 2004