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QVC order not received
An item I ordered from QVC was not received despite having a tracking number with Hermes. Their log just showed 'order generated'. My credit card has been debited with the payment. I rang QVC and as always their response was to send me a form to sign to say I would support QVC in their claim against the delivery partner.…
Tesco Vouchers
Yesterday i received a whatsapp message saying that Tesco issue £2,500 vouchers in celebration of a new store opening. There were two buttons given one to forward to 10 people and the other to click to claim the voucher. Has anyone received this before?
Moral dilemma - ebay purchase cinema tickets
Hiya, I was looking on ebay for some vouchers to make the cinema a bit cheaper. I came across someone selling 'tickets' - you tell them what film you want to see and where and they book it for you and send you the confirmation code. Now, everyone seems to get their tickets from the feedback but something just doesn't ring…
loads of spam by 'dokter azoka'
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/member.php?u=2385525 Is there no new member monitoring..?
Unintentional freebies
Has anyone ever bought a few things and the cashier didn't scan them or put through more than one of the same product on till. What did you do. Did you mention it or not. Well today I went to boundary mill and got 4 small yankee candle jars at £2.39 each then I got 4 votives at 54p each. I got three of the same votives and…
faulty ipad
I bought an iPad from Tesco last July. It's been increasingly poor at recharging and in the last few days won't charge at all. Do I return it to Tesco or does it go straight back to Apple? I've got the Tesco receipt but not the box. Thanks
Branded make up items for a fraction of RRP!
I've been into B&M today and picked up two bottles of Rimmel Salon Pro nail varnish, and two bottles of Sally Hensen Xtreme Wear Hard as Nails varnish for £5 in total! The Sally Hensen bottles were in a little packet together for £2, and the Rimmels were together for £3. All four colours are being sold in Boots/Superdrug…
Nectar points -Sainsburys
Have accumulated quite a few Nectar points but seem to remember reading (somewhere !) that to get Nectar at Sainsburys you have to nominate one particular store in order to be able to collect them and use them at that one only. Can't find anything about this on the Nectar website. Does anyone know if this is still the…
Flubit.com and VAT
Incase you don't know how Flubit works - you find a price on Amazon.co.uk and they go to other retailers to see if they can beat it. If they can, you buy from the other retailer, but use Flubit's payment system. Ok, so acouple days ago I ordered something that cost £40, and that's the amount they charged my debit card. Now…
BBQ - Patio Gas cylinders - cheapest way
What is the cheapest option for gas cylinders? I've just done a search, but it's not been discussed for several years (with this fabulous summer I'm surprised there aren't more thread on it haha). Back in 2009, advice was to get an empty gas cylinder from a local rubbish tip, and companies would exchange it for a new full…
Shopped at Homebase this weekend?
Check your receipt for possible 15% discount on garden stuff. Check it online, print the items out, showing the 15% off price, and the fact that it's in store and online. Go to customer service and ask for the discount back.
Tescos mispricing on labels
Not sure if this is the right section ?? So I go into Tescos looking for nappies, Big box of pampers with a Yellow sticker so I assume these must be the best price. But something doesn't quite add up. I double check and the yellow label shows £12 for 80 nappies, however there are only 74 nappies in the box !!! Additionally…
Online photo printing
Hi, Got some photos I want to get printed, never done it before! But, I don't know where I am best going? Price wise as well as quality. Any recommendations? Thanks in advance,
Netflix - Is a subscription worth it?
I am thinking about buying a Netflix subscription. Is it worth is? It appears to be either £5.99 or £6.99 per month which seems very cheap to me. I form this opinion based on the fact that borrowing two Blockbuster DVDs for three nights costed this (when Blockbuster was around). I understand that Netflix has fewer costs…
allshop-online.co.uk
I'm looking for a Samsung smart TV - as birthday present to myself - and came across the online shop allshop-online.co.uk where the prices are £100 lower than anywhere else. Though I can't find any complaints, I'm VERY sceptical! Has anyone had any experience with this site - good or bad?
Electric stainless steel steamer ?
Does anyone know if u can get an electric 3 tier food steamers that have metal tiers rather than the plastic ones i have had a few from Tesco Argos and Sainsbuys but they all seem to crack after a while and when enquiring after new tiers they either dont sell them separately or the tiers are so expensive i might as well…
Amazon books
I have found a great loophole on Amazon. There are several URLs that group free books on Amazon. But unfortunately I am not allowed to list them here. One is called Hundredzeros .com. Download six books (they are free) and Amazon will send you a thankyou e-mail for "buying" six books with a voucher for a free book of any…
Finding tesco clubcard deals
Hi guys, any ideas what is the best way to find the tesco deals where they give you extra clubcard points?
Tesco points
I've had to swop to T*sco as my supermarket since moving and getting points accordingly for my shopping. I also get T*sco points from the fuel tariff I'm on with E-on, which I've just had added to my "account". I've now got absolutely LOADS of points (in the thousands) and don't know quite whats what with them, not having…
Buying online and shipping via another country
Hello, I am from Canada, but I now live here in London. I want to buy a pair of sunglasses at the online Canadian store of Ray Ban instead of the UK because the exact same sunglass is at least £30 cheaper. If I mail it to my sister's in Canada and they mail it to me, do I need to pay customs charges when it arrives in the…

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