Non-coupon related Drivel Thread 6

simone10

I've put this on the Tesco price Check thread, but I think there are still a few about who go for Tesco JTD so this might be of interest. The results of the work shopping have come in today as:

TOTAL £ 162.65£ 140.04
4 x KENCO DE/CAFF COFFEE 200G £ 20.00 £ 28.36
DON'T BUY THIS FROM TESCO AT MO

3 x KENCO REALLY RICH COFFEE 100G £ 9.87 £ 10.02
DON'T BUY THIS FROM TESCO AT MO

10 x MISCELLANEOUS GRANULATED SUGAR 2KG PARCELS £ 17.90 £ 17.90
6 x OUST OUTDOOR FRESH AEROSOL 300ML £ 6.00 £ 6.00
4 x TESCO VALUE STILL WATER 2LTR £ 0.76 £ 0.68

2 x PLEDGE DUST & PROCTECT WOOD 300ML £ 2.80 £ 2.00
40p JTD for 1

4 x TESCO TIE TOP HDGARDEN/REFUSE SACKS 10PK £ 6.32 £ 5.00
33p JTD for 1

6 x TESCO K/TOWEL ULTRA ABSORBENT WHITE 6 ROLL £ 25.50 £ 20.88
77p JTD for 1

6 x NESCAFE ORIGINALCOFFEE TIN 500G £ 73.50 £ 49.20
£4.05 JTD for 1

2 x DUCK 3IN1 LIQUID FRESH 750ML £ 2.58 N/A
2 x TESCO 480 TEABAGS 1.5KG £ 13.40 N/A
2 x TESCO WHITE TABLECOVER £ 4.00 N/A
1 x £4.00 SERVICE CHARGE £ 4.00 N/A
1 x TESCO VALUE 50PKPAPER PLATES

Asda was £22.16 cheaper so just got £20 voucher back cause of the £20 cap

unhappy_shopper

Busylizzie wrote: »

Morning All!

Sometimes junk mail can be good! Had to renew my home insurance today. Tried several comparison sites and cashback options then found a leaflet from NatWest that I had stuffed in a drawer saying they would beat my renewal quote by £25. Rang them, Their quote was nearly double my renewal :eek: but they took £25 off my renewal amount AND let me pay in interest free monthly instalments. Worked out just £5 more than the best cashback option but with no huge payment now and no wondering/waiting months for the cashback. Very chuffed :j:j

Details here:

http://www.natwest.com/personal/insurance/g1/home-insurance.ashx

redagila

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3727155
If you want 4 free Kit Kat chunky bars, try this thread on the freebies forum.
Thanks to KatieL, I have them winging their way to me.

jeferey

Still talking about money saving, another thing we did 3 years ago was get a water meter installed. There's 5 of us in a 4 bed house and people said it wasn't worth it. Got one anyway as you can change back in first 12 months - saves us over £100 a year.

gastronomix

Adore Holidays - Re First Direct.
I've been with them for best part of twenty years and have found them excellent to deal with, I'd very much recommend moving to them if you can.

lilly1972

Good morning everyone where are you all its to quiet in here today.

Aesop

Morning all


I thought of something I did moneysaving and can't remember what it was :doh: so annoying. Was going to post yesterday and didn't, now I can't remember what it was.

Aesop

oh yes, hate santander, wouldn't touch them with a barge pole, especially when a colleague I work with....

went into her local branch for something, the young man said shall we have a chat? Ok, he without her knowledge and without explaining anything to her :eek: got her signed up for a credit card, an overdraft and something else! :mad: he just told her to sign this paper.

She first found out about the credit card when she got a statement through her door! She immediately went back in the branch and said what is going on? And when asked who signed her up, she pointed out the young man who denied all knowledge of it! :mad:

jeferey

Shocking Aesop but not surprising!
Morning all

sinw

Lots apg today, £3.50 n £5.80p in them aswell............ every little helps

cheers teeryw made me laff..........

The 'Feed your family for a fiver' at Sainbury's campaign led by Jamie Oliver is, I understand, being bettered by the "Feed your family for nowt at Tesco" campaign led by Worrall Thompson.

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3499047

Question:

Why did the chicken cross the road?


Answer:

'cos Antony Worrall Thompson had it up his jumper as he left Tesco.