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kadison

Beautiful photo Meerkatsmim!

lovingtescoforever wrote: »

I see lots of people do it countless times, some people want to get out of the store as quickly as possible which means not paying 100% attention which ends up costing them more.

I would easily spend as long as possible in there however I do a lot of price checking on mysupermarket.com now before I do my weekly shop. So much easier :T

Mysupermarket is very useful, a lot easier for checking deals than what I used to do i.e. drive everywhere! :rotfl:

czerniacha

APennysaved wrote: »

Oh and almost forgot - a nice little dtd on gift cards...they were the cheaper ones, stickers on them for prices, but with another sticker saying, 'Half the marked price'. Sadly, they went through at full price so that's most birthdays and occasions sorted for this year.

:eek::eek::eek:

tell more? :cool:

meerkatsmimm wrote: »

Thanks everyone...im totally in love with both little meerkats (dd1 is katherine but as an infant used to strain her neck like a little meerkat so we used to call her meerkatie/meerkat) xx
a friend just got overcharged on broccoli...£70 rather than 70p....£70 off her shopping...just wondering if its store specific....hhmm

OMG! I wouldn't mind paying 70 quid for broccoli

Even more so that I LOVE broccoli and normally buy about 10 at a time :rotfl:

QPR10

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy wrote: »

I can but dream, it would make my year to find an overcharge like that :rotfl:

I'd like to find that at the shop that upset me today :mad:

frequent

QPR10 wrote: »

Didn't she ask for double the difference ? Edit - Sorry wasn't concentrating watching QPR on the net at the same time

Shouldn't you be resting ?

oh dear threw away a 2 0 lead
bet against you when 1 0, clenched a bit @ 2 0
now traded out

AV =+£30
QPR=+£26
Draw =+£30

QPR10

frequent wrote: »

oh dear threw away a 2 0 lead
bet against you when 1 0, clenched a bit @ 2 0
now traded out

AV =+£30
QPR=+£26
Draw =+£30

They must all be frozen, its flippin cold indoors tonight two duvet night methinks & I don't usually feel the cold but tonight its tatters

APennysaved_2

czerniacha wrote: »

:eek::eek::eek:

tell more? :cool:

Sorry, just edited the original post- greeting cards not gift cards duh...(I wish!)
They were all together in a section at the end of the greeting cards aisle...all differently priced from 50p to £2.50, all different kinds of cards for all occasions. From the 'Exclusively designed' range, hth

andreavinne

76rosie wrote: »

hi everyone,

i have n't been to mr t until today as been a pretty rubbish week. But today went on hunt for free wine but all labels changed. Anyway, went to see young adult on monday which perked me up a bit and today feeling brighter so have now gone a little madder and booked 2 tickets for the wireless festival.

so guys and girls my point is. If you could kindly pray to the gods of t and b for some glitches i would be most grateful. i am meant to be saving for a flat.

Rosie,if u are in that tesco near tube station,there are 2 ood sels still. One is for fairy dishwasher tabs 20pk,together with all the fairy tabs,has to be 20,all others are ok. And then candles in a big cardboard box with big £3 sign,these are airwick vanilla,japan and spiced apple. Got dtd on them,can not do it in that store anymore. Silly silly tesco stuff,didnt take sels down. Hm,if shelf with fairy empty, more in a main aisle with no sel

Tinyshoes

georges_mummy wrote: »

Did you know that you can get the chemist to make up her prescription in weekly dispense packs where all the meds for each week are in a big blister packs - providing she takes the correct day, she can't go wrong. HTH

Thanks, georges_mummy, yes I did know. Appreciate the reply. But they keep changing doses and strength of meds, I'm not sure how it would work. A very nice pharmacist took the time to explain to me in Boots how they do it. but have not took them up on it yet. The dispensers I use at the moment are quite good as if we pop out anywhere she can take that days with her as it fits in her handbag.

kadison

Miss_Laid wrote: »

Talking of shopping with eyes closed my store had the 36 weetabix clearly marked at £2, I got 2 boxes then dithered while I decided if I needed more, then rung a friend to see if she wanted any, while I was doing this 2 people picked up the 24 pack £1.98 and 1 person got the 48 pack £3.98 :eek:

I sometimes wonder if we people are in the minority after hearing all these tales today!

I posted something on my FB page about not understanding how some people NEVER use their £5 No7 vouchers, and three of my friends came back and said they always bin theirs :eek: I questioned the 'always' and two said yes, always!! :eek: one said most of the time!

I must admit I am reaching saturation point with my stuff so have been binning my recent ones (there will always be more after all!) but to NEVER use them? SERIOUSLY?!

midwinter

Good evening all, no decent finds in my store, so few whoopsies that you knew people had been buying them at half price.

However, did find packs of childrens conical card party hats (maybe 6 in a pack?) Tried scanning, refer to staff member, but might go through at 1p if someone finds them in different sized stores.

Plenty of Christmas Nivea sets, but at £1.25, thought I'd wait to see if they go down further!