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buck7862

buck7862 wrote: »

not sure if its allowed to ask or not but if its okay could i please ask if you could vote for my beautiful girl indy she only has 2 lonely votes
http://apps.facebook.com/offerpop/Contest.psp?c=175261&u=3167&a=254553244581393&p=346059668795041&v=Entry&id=496698&rest=1
if not allowed please let me know and i will remove

thank you guys my lovely girl now has 27 votes and is in 5th place cant believe how well she has done. It's been a good week all round came real close on the lottery another 2 numbers and I would have won a tenner!

mhoc

msgoggins wrote: »

Much cheaper to buy a new duvet than send to launderette at that price! (can't get a double in my washer)

Would feel a massive twinge of guilt in sending the old one to landfill though:(

We were taking some stuff to the local hospice warehouse - they sell 2nd hand furniture and bric-a-brac - and wehad a duvet in the back of the car ready to take to the tip but they said thye would love it. They use duvets to wrap around furniture when they are delivering thing and it saves getitng things banged and knocked about :T

tweets

Postie just been and :T my buzz agent cookie packs arrived nom nom. Says i got to share my 50p off coupons

9/10 on quiz :T

kadison

lookinforabargain wrote: »

You and me both :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Amazing what this forum has done to us isn't it? :rotfl:

Fudge_Cake wrote: »

You ok chick?

Forgetful

Dreambear it was me that found the glitch... the receipt was dated 9/08/12 at 22:37:50.. hth

FloFlo

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Coco Pops £2.09 £1
Cornflakes £2.68 £2
Crunchy Nut Cornflakses £6.28 £4
Special K Original £3.29 £2
Frosted Shreddies £2.29 £1.88
Weetabix £1.39 £1

Total Cost £18.02
Minus Nestle coupon and JTD of £7.53 leaves £10.49 to pay and should return a price porkie of £6.14 plus I'll have 3 petrol vouchers.

However, it's just dawned on me I still have a £4 off £20, so shall add another couple of bits in and use that as well

Is the nestle coupon still available?

aau1

ni-mum wrote: »

Has anyone been limited to 10 requests per month as per their fair usage policy?

T or A?

someone did report lately that they were unable to print off further APGs as the system recognised they had printed 10 in the month already

I think it was more to do with the APG checker recognising the same address had been getting used rather than one computer being limited to printing 10 vouchers by IP address

HTH

QPR10

kadison wrote: »

No worries, the biggest thing is to make sure they always have plenty of water to drink, as they will need a lot x

We have a big dog size bowl in the kitchen & a small one upstairs a tradition from when one of the other cats was ill to save it walking downstairs for a drink & that one has bottled water in it.

ni-mum

aau98113 wrote: »

T or A?

someone did report lately that they were unable to print off further APGs as the system recognised they had printed 10 in the month already

I think it was more to do with the APG checker recognising the same address had been getting used rather than one computer being limited to printing 10 vouchers by IP address

HTH

Sorry, should have said it was Tesco I was querying.

buck7862

mhoc wrote: »

We were taking some stuff to the local hospice warehouse - they sell 2nd hand furniture and bric-a-brac - and wehad a duvet in the back of the car ready to take to the tip but they said thye would love it. They use duvets to wrap around furniture when they are delivering thing and it saves getitng things banged and knocked about :T

Is this the shop by asda or a differnt one? as i have some old duvets i dont need anymore