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Also, fab that you've made around £3k on matched betting. I stalled at around £1,200 - ran out of bookies, apart from the 10% bonus bet ones and I couldn't be fagged depositing £100 for a £10 free bet, taking into account the cost of "earning" the free bet versus what you win from that £10 free bet... Just laziness on my part...
Same here SuSu, got to £1600/£1700 and got a bit lost. A rather lovely yellow fellow took me up another £90ish
but I've only done a couple of glaringly obvious offers since then and not gone looking for more 
Congrats on the new milestone SS, it's almost one a month for you! :T :T :TDFW Nerd #104 I :heartpuls my Kitten
and my hat :heartpuls
OD Girls on Tour 08 - Barcelona - HUGE SUCCESS!
OD Girls on Tour 09 - Dublin - November!!
If you believe you can achieve innit!
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Well £410 spent today! :rolleyes:
My loan of £371.57, plus my BT DD, and I got my haircut :cool: and had a pint and something to eat down the public house.
But I don't care. Sod it.
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hey mate u have done fantastically well over £16k paid off :beer:
You are da man :cool:
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and stop !!!!!!! swearing on me diary :rotfl:Savings Total so far for 2026: £0/£10,0000 -
Well done on spending so much today

sf x xBe who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
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slowlyfading wrote: »Well done on spending so much today

sf x x
It's tough but someones got to do it.
When you taking me out for dinner anyway?
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Blimey SS! You really are doing ever so well! :T
Any news on the job front?£27k (excluding interest) paid off in 29 months
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Evening mate, I think you deserve a pint and a haircut after doing so well. :beer:
I remember reading a post before on here and it made me laugh and has stuck with me. I cant remeber who posted it but it was along the lines of
"Remember that this site is Money saving Expert.com not Miserly old barst ards.com" :rotfl:Official DFW Nerd Club - Member no. 297 - Proud To Be Dealing With My Debts
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southernscouser wrote: »Nothing yet which I'm taking as a good thing.

What does the 1871 stand for in your name?
I've got to ask coz everytime I see you I think you are like 136 years old! :rotfl:
Not nearly as old as that, you cheeky git!
It's my date of birth. 1 August 1971. SuSu's what my nephew (now 19) used to call me when he was little, and it's stuck with the other nephews & nieces (all 9 of them!!!) and now it's what my family/friends know me as. Not SuSu at work, though - wouldn't sound too professional for a :eek: 35 year old (how the HELL did that happen??? I'm sure I'm still 23
) £27k (excluding interest) paid off in 29 months
Finally debt free!0
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