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yasu0220

Just found this for the petrol coupon
Kellogg's Honey Loops 375g
Better than Half Price at M's

£1.34 at M's - T's price £2.98 = JTD of £1.64 per box.HTH

French_Knickers

MKS wrote: »

What's up FK? You are usually a bit more charming with the ladies.:o

True....but nikki is good sport! :rotfl:

Naebbirac

lookinforabargain wrote: »

I was just looking on the T's site as well and it clearly shows a pic of Weetabix, but when you click on the cereals there is no mention of Weetabix :think:

Cancel that actually

Just realised when you click on the cereal bit, there are 6 options underneath!

• >Better for you cereals
• >Breakfast cereals
• >Children's cereals

• >Crunchy cereals
• >Hot cereals
• >Traditional cereals

So it must be all cereals :j:j:j

I'm liking this one :cool:

In the t&c's the only exclusions are "cereal bars & Tesco "Free From" cereal range'' Looking good!!
Tetley softpack 160 teabags look good too at £3 on offer, and it says 'buy one and save 10p per litre' at the top of the page.:j:j:j, so buy 5 packs for £15, get 50p off your fuel.

MKS

Ilovemykids wrote: »

I am in 'go slow' today what is TO please

Tourist Office. May have them in a display unit at the Travelodge. HTH

Snap-ant

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

I don't know it very well myself and that's where the problem lies, hence why she was just fobbing me off.

lindos90 wrote: »

Not necessarily, its worth a try at least its not even costing you a stamp! It would be difficult for any of us to write it for you, as we dont know the details, and the devil is in the detail. Just pretend you are writing a post to the elite, you do some brill posts on here!
I've just had a better idea, why dont you stick them on ebay, if Clarks say they are 'well worn' you might even get more for them than you originally paid!....I know you know how to do that:rotfl::rotfl:.

I'm afraid Clarks aren't first in the queue for handing out refunds My shoes had a broken tree after 1 month - all I got was 'they are a fashion item & not intended to last' :eek::eek::eek: :mad::mad::mad:
I like the eBay route but in a different way. My friend had a new lancia & it had fault after fault & he was getting nowhere with them. So in the end he worded a For sale advert listing all the faults & told Lancia it was going in the press. Everything was resolved very quickly after. So the Facebook rant is good as no company likes bad press

HappyChappy84

I don't believe it, I've done it again. I've put my dinner in the oven without turning it on. This is what happens when I get stressed. It's not so bad when I realise after 5 minutes, but 45 minutes...:eek:

izzeyb

Originally Posted by Magicowen
ok, I have been debating for a while whether to ask this... but you're all so helpful I am praying that someone will have some fantastic suggestion....

Basically I volunteer for an animal rescue who rely on donations and fundraising. It's been going since 2003 and we've always done well.

However, recently donations have become less and less and things are now at a critical point The lady (now my friend) who owns the rescue has done all she can and I've done my best to support her with thinking of ways to raise money etc and sending her my tesco goodies my friend always puts the animals first and often goes without so I send these things her way, and try and donate to the rescue when I can, but it's not enough anymore and things are very bad

So.... I was wondering, does anyone have any ideas on ways to raise some much needed cash? Or are there any secret millionaires out there that would care to sponsor us!? :rotfl:

Miss_Laid wrote: »

Start off doing a carboot sale often the organiser will wavier the pitch cost for a charity, have donation buckets as well as selling stuff, maybe have 1 or 2 of the animals there too, also give out leaflets explaining what you do, it may not bring in a fortune but you may well get a few hundred and raise awareness
Ask on freecycle for bootsale items explaining what you are doing

Also try and get the local newspaper interested - see if they will run a feature on the animal rescue tto drum up interest/support and explain your plight.

French_Knickers

Ilovemykids wrote: »

fk's not been feeling great and needs lots of :grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug:


and he's just having a laugh :cool: (I think! :eek: :rotfl:)

Ooooooh sooooo many biiiiig cuddles! I like you!!!! :D:D

MKS

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Mummy knows I'm only joking though.:beer::beer::rotfl::rotfl:

I hope.:rotfl:

Says Happy ducking behind the sofa. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

HappyChappy84

Snap-ant wrote: »

I'm afraid Clarks aren't first in the queue for handing out refunds My shoes had a broken tree after 1 month - all I got was 'they are a fashion item & not intended to last' :eek::eek::eek: :mad::mad::mad:
I like the eBay route but in a different way. My friend had a new lancia & it had fault after fault & he was getting nowhere with them. So in the end he worded a For sale advert listing all the faults & told Lancia it was going in the press. Everything was resolved very quickly after. So the Facebook rant is good as no company likes bad press

:eek::eek::eek:

That's just not on. They have to obide by the law and if something is not fit for purpose then it's not fit for purpose and they have to either repair, refund or replace (at least that's how I understand it). The manager was quite clearly walking all over me today.:(