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Thank you NoNameWoman :)

Dearsmore

Dearsmore Posts: 2,670 Forumite

22 June 2010 at 2:16PM in I won! I won! I won!

I received this in email today -

Congratulations - You’ve won a Look.co.uk competition! Your prize is a Boots No7 goody bag and a £50 voucher for French Connection.

:j From your post here NoNameWoman. Thank you very much! :beer:

I have had more wins this month than I have had in all the months comping!

Thanks all posters :beer:

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hayleyw1 Posts: 20,911 Forumite

22 June 2010 at 2:26PM

well done :T

R.I.P TO THE MOST AMAZING MAN PUT ON THIS EARTH! MY DAD XX 13/03/2010 love and miss you so much xxjan wins, uki goodies,necklace, case wkd, thomas goodies, sterilizer, 2 pairs boot, earings
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dazcouz Posts: 2,531 Forumite

22 June 2010 at 2:50PM

Well done

Competion Wins 2008 - £1700 - 2009 £5300
2010- £680
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badamsgirl Posts: 4,516 Forumite

22 June 2010 at 3:44PM

Well done

[COLOR="Px (urple"]Good luck for 2025 Comping! Be lucky! [/COLOR]
My May 2025 Wins: Super soaker (PN), protein bundle (IG), hat (PD), £10 halfords voucher (PN), 1 day national trust pass (web), rainbow high doll (web/mag)
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eleanor73 Posts: 1,615 Forumite

22 June 2010 at 3:54PM

Well done on your win!!!:j:j

Since starting again after beanie: June 2016: Child development DVDs, Massive Attack tickets. July: Aberystwyth trip, hotmilk nightie. Aug: £10 Hipp Organic vouchers, powerpack. September: Sunglasses. October: £30 poundland vouchers.
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chrissyb55 Posts: 983 Forumite

22 June 2010 at 3:57PM

well donexxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

well done all winners:jits great when we see the posts well done again:beer::beer:
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elizabethp Posts: 76,441 Forumite

22 June 2010 at 4:33PM

Well done

Liz xx
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mjm3346 Posts: 47,198 Forumite

22 June 2010 at 6:02PM

:TCongratulations:T

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NoNameWoman Posts: 4,990 Forumite

22 June 2010 at 6:57PM

yayyyy well done you :j:j:j:T x

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Last_chance Posts: 365 Forumite

22 June 2010 at 7:01PM

:T Well done :T

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Fostermummy Posts: 19,099 Forumite

22 June 2010 at 7:47PM

:T:TMany congratulations:T:T

:happyhearJules xx :wave:

Wins in 2015
Drumond games win:jFootball:jPark & Recreation dvd:jFifty Shades of grey goody bag:jSupernatural 9 dvd.:jFox catchers DVD:jJumbo Game prize bundle:j ASDA Baby & Toddler New Born set:jHelly Hansen jacket, wallet & Boxers:j
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