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Argh OH cashed in Nectar points in Sainsburys - any advice?
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bigmuffins wrote:Anyone else been in similar situation? Is there really nothing to be done? :wall:
My advice, don't send him shopping, he probably deep down doesn't feel confident doing it and doesn't want to. He then subconciously fails to do it how you like, thereby reducing the chance that you will ask him again. In my experience this sort of problem is common in relationships.
Dr Joe, relationship and family counseling at competitive rates ;-)Joe
As through this life you travel,
you meet some funny men
Some rob you with a six-gun,
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Am I the only one that feels sorry for the guy?!
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Poor guy - how many points did he cash in?!Weight Loss - 102lb0
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D id he bring home the purple vouchers or did he spend the vouchers instore.
If hes brought home the vouchers its those you spend in Adams anyway so you can keep them till you want the new clothesMad Mum to 3 wonderful children, 2 foster kittens and 2 big fat cats that never made it to a new home!
Aiming to loose 56 pounds this year. Total to date 44.5 pounds 12.5 to go. Slimming World Rocks!0 -
michaels wrote:Only one thing to be done - divorce the idiot and head to the money-savers arms to meet someone more savvy...
See you there! :wave:
I wouldn't dream of attempting the shopping on my own.
:cool: If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.0 -
It is all very well to say Teco clubcard is better than Necar - and I agree - but I like the food at Sainsburys and no amount of clubcard points would make me get the main shop at Tesco - so I might as well collect Nectar.0
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Not related to the op thread at all (although you have my sympathies!) but when you use the points for Adams vouchers can you only use one per transaction (ie £5 off you bill) or can you use several at once? I have £60 worth and want to know if I can spend them all in one go?
Many thanks in advance for your help
BecRegistered Childminder and mum of three.
Aiming to have money in our saving account by the end of the year and be in control of our debts.0 -
I have successfully used several per transaction but they don't give change so the last bit you have to pay in cash.I think....0
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No, there's at least two of us! Bet he'll think twice before trying to help out next time. :eek:GeoThermal wrote:Am I the only one that feels sorry for the guy?!
Some blokes would have gone out and lost the week's shopping money on a horse! Be thankful that all was lost were a few Nectar points that didn't cost anything in the first place.Can I help?0 -
rdwarr wrote:No, there's at least two of us! Bet he'll think twice before trying to help out next time. :eek:
Some blokes would have gone out and lost the week's shopping money on a horse! Be thankful that all was lost were a few Nectar points that didn't cost anything in the first place.
this thread certainly makes me appreciate my girlfriend more than ever,would hate to be in this poor guys shoes.good job capital punishment has been abolished as the guy woudnt last the week:eek:0
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