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Looking for the best discount codes on PlaneTags? Here are the best ways to save money on the best aviation collectibles.
What are promotion codes?
These are codes of letters and/or numbers that customers can enter on an online shopping cart checkout page to receive a discount on that purchase. They can be used for different promotions, such as free shipping, free products, or a discount on the total purchase or for one item. They can be for a limited time or for a first time shopper, but are generally a great way to save money on your favorite products.
How do you get a PlaneTags coupon code?
The best PlaneTags discount comes from signing up on our webpage. If you’re on a desktop computer or tablet, just enter an email address. You’ll get a confirmation email and after that, you’ll get a one time discount code. If you sign up by mobile, you’ll enter your phone number and receive a text. Confirm the text and receive a code you can use immediately. It’s that simple.
Other PlaneTags Deals
Once you’re signed up for emails and/or texts, keep an eye out for other promotions. Not only will you get the first discount, but you’ll be the first to get notified about new PlaneTags, pre-sale events - even free products such as the Eastern Airlines DC-9 we offered in December. This is the best way to save money on our items.
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