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Dizzie_3 · 18 May 2006 at 11:38AM

Redrum wrote:

To be fair on PB/Darragh, if I emailed Barclays, John Lewis, Tesco or someone like that and told them that there was an error on their website, I wouldn't expect them to write back and thank me!

And from a lot of Darragh's posts, it sounds like they're really busy over there sorting things out, so they likely don't have time to reply unless there's a specific customer service question

Maybe I am expecting too much but Darragh did say they'd reward people with PiggyPoints if they pointed out mistakes with the site. I'd rather he didn't make the promises in the first place if they can't keep them.

Midmac · 18 May 2006 at 12:46PM

Dizzie wrote:

Maybe I am expecting too much but Darragh did say they'd reward people with PiggyPoints if they pointed out mistakes with the site. I'd rather he didn't make the promises in the first place if they can't keep them.

If thats the case :

On the About Us Page
"Pigsback.com is a online club of consumers and brands"

It should be "an"

:rotfl:

Dizzie_3 · 18 May 2006 at 2:31PM

Midmac wrote:

If thats the case :

On the About Us Page
"Pigsback.com is a online club of consumers and brands"

It should be "an"

:rotfl:

lol thats gotta be worth a few piggypoints?

Claire_DC · 18 May 2006 at 3:03PM

What is the best thing to spend your points on vouchers wise, what will make money go further?

I've got about £50 saved up so far in my account and i'm going to be moving home next month, so am just wondering if anybody has any ideas for me to use the vouchers wisely, preferably for house stuff so that it free's up money that we can spend on another area of the house?

Thanks in advance. x

fatboyonadiet · 18 May 2006 at 3:06PM

Not sure but maybe you could get some Boots vouchers and sell them on eBay? After fees etc I would expect you to make around £40, would the cash come in handy more?

Churchmouse · 18 May 2006 at 3:27PM

Claire_DC wrote:

What is the best thing to spend your points on vouchers wise, what will make money go further?

I've got about £50 saved up so far in my account and i'm going to be moving home next month, so am just wondering if anybody has any ideas for me to use the vouchers wisely, preferably for house stuff so that it free's up money that we can spend on another area of the house?

Thanks in advance. x

I'd go for John Lewis vouchers. They're very competitive pricewise on branded household goods, and the quality on their own-brand stuff is good imho.

ginvzt · 18 May 2006 at 3:39PM

Claire_DC wrote:

What is the best thing to spend your points on vouchers wise, what will make money go further?

I've got about £50 saved up so far in my account and i'm going to be moving home next month, so am just wondering if anybody has any ideas for me to use the vouchers wisely, preferably for house stuff so that it free's up money that we can spend on another area of the house?

Thanks in advance. x

You can go for Boots vouchers. If you also have Boots Advantage card, you can get some kitchen appliances form bigger shops (steamers, kettles, etc) or something for the bathroom or some other items. And as you spend your vouchers you could collect points as well. For each pound spend Boots gives you 4 points back!

Soprano · 18 May 2006 at 4:02PM

I have changed my mobile number and understand if I am ordering soon, they will send out another validation code. How do I let pigsback know? I have no !contact number" on my profile.

I realise this was asked earlier in this thread, but the link supplied was just to pigsback, not directly about the mobile number.

TIA

lily_the_pink · 18 May 2006 at 4:11PM

If you are moving house, some Pizza Hut vouchers may be handy or the beefeater/cafe rouge/bella italia as there is bound to be a day when you are too tired or too stressed to even think about cooking.

Either that, or just use in Boots. Personally I wouldnt sell on ebay as you even if you get £40, there is the hassle and the ebay fees to consider.

U could use in John Lewis but I find them a bit expensive for household stuff but there are some things that are competative. (Towels spring to mind).

Dormouse · 18 May 2006 at 4:19PM

lesliejack wrote:

well as we are being picky, surely Denmark's currency is spelt Krone not Krona?

And if we're being really picky, the plural of Krone is Kroner, certainly not 'Krona's' as per PB quiz...

Anyway, what's this about getting points for pointing out mistakes -- have I missed something? :eek: There are ALWAYS tons of spelling errors all over PB, especially in the quizzes. I've always kept quiet about it, seeing that I moan about enough things as it is, but I'll start pointing them out now!

(A few weeks ago, the Spotlight quiz kept referring to Sarah Jessica Parker as SPJ, not SJP. That was quite annoying. And they always spell everyone's names wrong! :rolleyes: )

Ooh, do I get extra points for Rachel spelling my name wrong in one of the emails? :cool: I was very traumatised... :rotfl:

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