Box sets for £9.99 offer?

There is an offer on for box sets for £9.99 on the TV series page of the iTunes website. However if you click any of the advertised box sets on the list, you will find that the prices have remained the same for individual series and have not changed to include any box sets. So if I decide to buy one of these offers, am I going to get a discount when it comes to payment or just pay the price as advertised on the actual page rather than what is shown on the offers. I would rather know in advance.

Sorry, my question above sounds demanding and not very polite. I'm afraid it got published before I had the chance to add thanks in advance to anybody who can answer the question. I'm using speech to text on iPad and sometimes I do accidentally published things before finishing.

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hi there folks can anyone help with this one....????
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tweetie123 wrote:
I downloaded my entire music collection to iTunes on my new MacBook with the exception of one boxed set. I tried the set at my daughter's house and it downloaded there just fine so I put it on my iPod but now when I sync it back at home I'll lose it since it's just a one-way street! Mac to iPod, never iPod to Mac. Is there a fix? Why won't my computer accept this one and only boxed set? (I have a huge collection and this is the only set it has happened with.)
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I was mainly looking for an easier way of setting up separate playlists to burn the CDs and not have to select & drag individual songs myself manually. The way they're listed now in my iTunes library is alphabetically by song name, even if I sort by "Date Added".
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