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Full Fact→ No, Currys is not selling the iPhone 17 Pro Max for less than £10
Full Fact→ No, Currys isn’t selling a Ninja Foodi multi-cooker for £8.55
Full Fact→ Currys isn’t offering Ninja frozen drink makers to people who fill in a survey
Full Fact→ Fake Currys Bose headphones offer shared on Facebook
Full Fact→ Currys isn’t selling Dyson vacuum cleaners for £8.55
Full Fact→ No, Currys isn’t giving away Samsung S25 Ultras to Facebook users
Full Fact→ Fake Currys smartphone offer circulating online
A Facebook post falsely claims those over 25 can receive a free Samsung S25 Ultra from Currys for completing a survey.
Full Fact→ A £10 airfryer offer from Currys is fake
The retailer confirmed this isn’t a genuine Currys deal, and the video promoting it on social media was made with AI.
Full Fact→ Currys isn’t selling virtual reality headsets for £3 to those who complete surveys
False claims that Currys is selling the Meta Quest S3 at bargain prices have been shared online.
Full Fact→ Currys is not offering a new Xbox for £3 as reward for completing a survey
Currys has said the offer being shared in Facebook posts and adverts is not a genuine one from them.
Full Fact→ Currys £5 PlayStation offer is fake
The retailer has confirmed that this offer is not genuine.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Video Of Man Entering Store Empty Of Shoppers On Black Friday Was NOT In Biden’s Economy — This Was UK In 2017
Was a Black Friday video of a lone man entering a store empty of shoppers taken in the U.S. in 2023, reflecting the U.S. economy under President Joe Biden? No, that's not true: This video was shot in the United Kingdom in November 2017. A
Full Fact→ Dyson clearance sale on Facebook has nothing to do with Dyson
A post on Facebook claims that online retailer AO is hosting a clearance sale, meaning the price of the Dyson Supersonic hairdryer—usually £399, according to the image in the post—is just £1.78. In fact, both Dyson and AO have t
Full Fact→ Waitrose is not offering anyone who shares a Facebook post free food
A post on Facebook with over 2,500 shares, promises to send a box full of food that is about to expire and worth over £50 to anyone who shares and comments. Although the page is called ‘Waitrose Food’, it is not affiliated with Waitro
Full Fact→ Argos is not offering microwaves for £1.78
A Facebook post from an account which uses the Argos logo and is called “Goods for the kitchen” claims “the famous brand has broken its contract with Argos and is giving every UK resident a microwave oven for £1.78” along
Full Fact→ Facebook offer to buy a Dyson hair dryer for £1.78 is fake
A Facebook post claims that you can buy a Dyson Supersonic hair dryer from retailer Currys for £1.78, with an image of what appears to be a woman holding a receipt for the hair dryer at that price. The post’s caption states “Cur