Elite 11+ The Olympic GOLD Jibber Jabber Squad

aau1

lutzi1 wrote: »

Hi Mrsfrugal,

Let's look at a simple example using the Crunchy Nut Cornflakes 750g. For every £6 you spend on cereals at T till Sunday, you get a 10p off a litre petrol voucher.

They cost £3.14 in T but £2 in S. Buy 6 packs = £18.84.
Make your basket up to 8 different items, being sure to only add items which aren't cheaper in A or don't compare. PP will give you back £6.84, meaning you have spent £12 on the cereal. This will generate 3 x 10p petrol coupons.

If you put say 50 litres in your car, these will save you £15 off your fuel. (Put as much into your car in this transaction as possible, my husband got 80 odd in his the other day). You can generate up to 5 coupons in one shop and spend up to 5 at a time on fuel, which will knock 50p off a litre, but be aware of the £10 limit on PP and split your shopping into different transactions so as not to fall foul of this.

So, you've spent £12 nett and got 6 large boxes of cereal and saved eg £15 off your petrol. You will also have earned 18 cc points on the above, which are worth up to 76p in rewards, and I like getting the higher throughput on my credit card as we earn rewards on those as well with our bank.

HTH :A

My 2 cent

You say the cereal is cheaper in S and to fill your basket with other items that are not cheaper in A (????). Can you confirm if its A or S the shop should be planned against?

You'll earn more than 18 clubcard points if you also use your clubcard when you pay for the petrol . 50 litres will be more than £60 before discount so thats another 30 points easily or another £1.20 in rewards

chandlerscroft

jamsponge wrote: »

Morning all.

I know alot of you have read Fifty shades, is there anything similar out there. I surprisingly liked reading these. Didn't think it was my sort of thing lol. I have a kobo reader btw.

Try The KamaSutra.

Or if thats not to your liking then there's always the secret diary of Adrian Mole aged 13 3/4

zippydooda

msgoggins wrote: »

someone posted a link so I printed from that. Just searched back for you and the link has been removed from the post - sorry...:(

i searched the coupon thread, the only clover i could find is no longer available, i wish i had seen this especially if it was a PDF;)

lesleysanderson

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Oh lesley,
So sorry you had a bad day. Hope you managed to sleep. Take care x

Thanks, I did manage to sleep with the help of a sleeping pill. They say Things wont seem as bad in the morning, but not in this instance. But I know I will feel better in time. Thanks Trulymadly

chandlerscroft

zippydooda wrote: »

i searched the coupon thread, the only clover i could find is no longer available, i wish i had seen this especially if it was a PDF;)

Yep I must have missed that one too, my kids love clover.

nahteb20

Good morning, had a little skim back and haven't seen anyone mention it but I had an e mail this morning from Stella Artois pear cider saying I've won a bottle, I can remember applying for it so huge thanks to the op for that. Email says I have to send my address and it will be sent to me

So check your e mails xxxxx good luck

Looby123

Bootsalebargains wrote: »

In my T at the moment and they have got
Sluberland Single duvet 4.5 tog £2.25, double £2.75, king £3.00
Chuggington art box £10 down to £2.50

great find! if possible, could you add the end of the barcodes please? Or which slumberland duvets (my locals stock more than one type!).

ta very muchly

AngelsMadv

jamsponge wrote: »

Morning all.

I know alot of you have read Fifty shades, is there anything similar out there. I surprisingly liked reading these. Didn't think it was my sort of thing lol. I have a kobo reader btw.

I've read the first two of the sinners series. Rock Hard and Backstage Pass and both by Ollivia Cunning. I have these two on PDF if you PM me your e-mail. There are a few suggestions in this thread:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4042021

Other than that, I think it is unique in that (if you read my review on that thread you'll see why) the story line, sex scenes, roll play, BDSM are all nicely packaged into a light hearted but racy book. She got it spot on. I don't think anyone else has. When was the last time 3.54 million people in the UK sat down to read a book in two days? Even the boy wizard didn't do that. :rotfl:

One of the more, explicit books is "The story of O". Try that.
*Bites lip and does a somersault*.

lesleysanderson

Bananababe wrote: »

Tell them you had dentist visit and he advised no fizzy juice ! its the truth !

Good idea. Get my oh to say it

cjj_2

Morning elite
Just been to mrTs. The moc's were given a real good going over by SA, only 1 moc per product allowed today. I have found this MrT very strict on coupons lately and was told they had an email last week about accepting coupons. x