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butterfly81 wrote: »Do you know if it would work to extend an account from july next year (as my OH has already paid a year in advance so has paid up until then)? or is there an expiry date? Thanks in advance

I reckon it would! Our next payment was at the end of December, and it's now not until June.
I can't see why it wouldn't extend it further...0 -
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This is MSE after all.
I've been telling my mum to get it online for years but she still makes my dad go out and buy :rotfl:Man who run into airport turn-styles is going to Bangkok
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kirsty822001 wrote: »hmv doing black friday event, cds dvds blue ray hth someone ;-)
Thanks! Toy Story Blu-Rays for £15. Not quite £10, but they do 5% cashback through quidco.0 -
Well I thought I'd try for the kitchenaid in the states (at least my parents could use it until it came back over next year and I'd try the transformer- however!!! They have it on as a normal price of $288 and a BF deal of $249.99- I think they're taking the mickey a bit with that discount! Lol
Agreed but still a lot cheaper than here and still sold out in about 40-50 seconds!0 -
Trouble is, if you order it from the US you'll get hammered for about 25% in import duty and fees.0
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not in that case he wont.pinkteapot wrote: »Trouble is, if you order it from the US you'll get hammered for about 25% in import duty and fees.
and $250 for a kitchenaid pro (not classic or artisan) is a massive deal! if they were over here, theyd be well over £500!Hi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0 -
What could the garlic bread deal be?0
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