11+ Elite Coupon-Crazy Glitching Mega-Bargainhunters

sillymeeee

LadyLeenie wrote: »

Thanks for your input
BTW I`m not sure young people shop for Phase Eight at JL

I'm 52 and I would wear it. I think it is lovely.

nikkilala_2

Issyc wrote: »

The same thing happened to me. I am not going to email them to complain!

Best we don't;);)

Miss_Laid

I got 2 lots of nappies too :T:

emmlouie

tricia89 wrote: »

it doesnt even show me any nappies are left it only gives me the two pound one booooooo

tricia89- just sent you a pm with the link that is working for me

damo5134

Has anyone used the voucher for the free pack of huggies? Just wondered if the cashier has to manually enter the value of the voucher (to match the price of the nappies), or does it come up with the recommended value of £6.49 as per the small print.
Noticed some of the carry packs are on offer in T's at the moment, so could be a nice little winner.

Smart1e

nahteb20 wrote: »

I got a bit distracted while making but here is my chibata? Bread
http://m1137.photobucket.com/albumview/albums/nahteb20/Snapbucket/1AFD64FD.jpg.html?newest=1

Looks yum! :beer:Did you make it by hand?

I bought 14 today and used 13 coupons, 2 small price checks and total to pay - 15p!! Am giving half away as they are pretty much free anyway.

I wonder, is anyone brave enough to spend £40 next week just on bread mix and pay for it all with coupons to get the £5 off £40 spend? I may give it a go and choose my SA VERY wisely!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

biscuitmad

tricia89 wrote: »

mine just says rewards - £2 off huggies products
why do i always miss the nappy stuff lol
finally got printer woop forgot to download that coupon thingy to print them prob be out by time its done

now that you are registered go back on the original link and you should be able to print from there.

kadison

Thanks to Snap-ant, midwinter, dreamerbea, Mrs Jagger, tigerwhite and others I’ve probably missed, sorry.

Lovely comments and advice re the friends trouble, the problem is that the friends I’m really talking about are my really good friends, not ones I would give up on, but I just feel like they don’t want me around at the moment, it’s hard to think someone still gives you a single thought when all their actions speak to the contrary

Kymie – I’m so sorry to hear this and of your losses, I lost my mum at the same age as you and my dad two years after, but do go over if you feel able, she will probably appreciate the thought at the very least and possibly also the company xx

Jumblejack – what a sweet post in reference to the above, I agree, being there means ten times more, even if you have nothing to say, sometimes if you’re grieving it can help to have someone to share your tears with xx

Mymerrywidow – crikey, glad you’re ok! But I can match/beat that! Once when I was still living in our family home (with my two brothers and no parents), we all had a fireworks party and an indoor BBQ (it being November), invited about 6 friends and I was busy doing burgers under the grill and chips in the deep fryer. My eldest brother made a remark about how long stuff was taking to cook and hadn’t we better do the fireworks before it rained, so I agreed, switched the grill off and put the chips in the microwave to keep warm on low.

15 minutes later I came back to find I had actually put the chips on HIGH, the whole room was filled with thick black smoke (and it was a HUGE kitchen, so really took some filling), my lungs and eyes have never burned so much in my life, I took the – now black – chips out and put a teatowel over them as I was so scared they were going to burst into flames. Everyone else followed in about 5 minutes and made me explain what I’d done. Oops. Well at least I didn’t put wet matches in a microwave to dry them out like my dad once did. :eek::eek::eek:

damo5134

Decay wrote: »

Back home now, we got 4 packs of sausages but as the wife didn't realise how much the dtd was she didn't question the sa when they put a refund of £13.18 back on the card.
How the sa come to that figure God only knows :mad:

Price 4 x 2.19 = 8.76
Charged 4 x 4.39 = 17.56
Difference £8.80
Dtd should have been £17.60
So they owe me £4.42, do I phone ho in the morning , go back to the store or just leave it ?

Dont just leave it - get back to the store and get what you are entitled to! they make far too much profit from overcharging us all the time, and goodness knows how many people they overcharge each day who dont bother to check their receipts.

Issyc

damo5134 wrote: »

Has anyone used the voucher for the free pack of huggies? Just wondered if the cashier has to manually enter the value of the voucher (to match the price of the nappies), or does it come up with the recommended value of £6.49 as per the small print.
Noticed some of the carry packs are on offer in T's at the moment, so could be a nice little winner.

They are showing online for £6.48p a pack at Tesco when I check.