Living in Germany - Promo codes

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Once you wish to settle in Germany whether it is short-term or long-term you would be forced to sign up for a variety of services and utilities.  

A promo code is always a beneficial thing that would give you an initial motivation. Recently, I shared a lot of recommendations to many of my friends and shared my promo codes too. After some thought, now I finally decided that I will publish my promo code so it is beneficial for me. 

Come let's help each other 😁😉 

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