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Non-coupon related Drivel Thread 8
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Updated fudge cake list
Please thank OPYou can't live a perfect day without doing something for someone who will never be able to repay you. ~John Wooden 154/06/2700 -
adoreholidays wrote: »Good news about the bread mixes could get some for mum's hamper:j she has a bread maker.
:eek::eek::eek: to Quidco and topcashback we obviously don't spend much online we don't even get out of double figures. this year total for quidco £7:rotfl: must admit tend to favour Topcashback but even that think highest was £70 something. SO well done you :j :j :j
It's not just spending although I have trained my 2 teenage daughters to use TCB whenever possible
I got was £120 from Lloyds TSB a few years ago for Home Insurance - ended up only paying about £30 for the year
Swapping utilities has netted £100's and I swap car insurance most years for 2 cars as well.
I've done most of the betting sites £100's again (I'm not a gambler, don't even do lottery - I followed the instructions on MSE to lay the bets off - couldn't lose!)
American Express have paid me £100's for taking out various credit cards which I later cancelled except 1.
I got £50 from a Post Office account glitch.
£151 from Expedia for booking New York hols with them.
£130 from Vodaphone
£88 from National Trust - they kept c0cking it up
etc.
etc.
Just like glitching and comping it just takes a bit of effort and brain work but well worth doingIf at first you don't succeed, try, try, try - oh bu99er that just cheat0 -
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CouponWoman wrote: »Wow, Jeferey well done:T:T:T:T:T:Tover £2000 is fabulous. We only have about £50 in it.:(
CWxxIf at first you don't succeed, try, try, try - oh bu99er that just cheat0 -
Doc
how are you adjusting to A's from T's?
I am borrowing your list:D
Of course you can have my list why do you think I posted them:D
Now then tekco... its their loss really not mine:p:p:p, I don't gain anything since it gone to JTD system just target shop to get it cheaper & save fuel (not much different). I always like SADA they are friendly bunch (the one I know). Whereby tekco I have to kowtow/wipe their bum!!! to those "friendly" trouts in order to use any sort of mocs inc. their JTD.
Will refused to go tekco for good now - I still have 3 big supermarkets to go to. Don't need them:D unless....... BP give me fuel petrol:p then I will pay them a visit before BW reported me to them:cool:Lol, it's been a long time since my OH has been called DH :rotfl:
First it was - yes darling
next it was - oi!!
then it was - DAD!!!!
I never call my OH by his name unless we are out with friends/families. Then I will have to call his name because if I shout out Oi! or Dad! can you imagine how many will turn around & look at me:rotfl:Great AH thank you for sharing...this stuff is so expensive :eek:
err.. FV - what more do you want for 53p a pop:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: its not Tekco you know:DRIP my dear dear parent : Mum aged 62 (17/5/1990) & Dad aged 89 (23/1/2012)0 -
Awh how cute how old is he? My DD5 is just trying to say words and doing the same saying the word (her version) and clapping her hands - isn't it lovely
My other children are trying to teach her everything under the sun....they forget she is a babby :eek::eek:
(oh and I don't mean naughty words or anything I mean full sentences :rotfl:)
Hi FV my little man is nearly 15 months he chatters constantly has the usual words down mum mum dada grada(grandad) also does a little baby signing for milk food more etc. love this age as everything is so amazing for him and bonus for me he LOVES supermarkets and smiling and distracting sa lol0 -
CouponWoman wrote: »Hi AH
have you used any of the 5 Beans yet. I used my first tin last night for tea, made a casserole, but when going glitching I keep forgetting to get much veg.
Used potatos, carrots, onion, sweetcorn and a tin of 5 beans with the minced beef and then made dumplings and it went down really well. The beans really thicken up the casserole and it was lovely.:)
take care hun
CWxx
CW, can I cook the above using slow cooker? Did you drain the beans before using or did you just chucked them all into the casserole. xRIP my dear dear parent : Mum aged 62 (17/5/1990) & Dad aged 89 (23/1/2012)0 -
Morning all
Hope all are well and not to worn out glitching
Does anyone know if there is a part of the forums we can advertise events ? Just we are doing giant garage sale event at the weekend kind of like carboot thru the village and thought might be able to put on the boards somewhere. And no I'm not running a stall selling my stash lol I organise it for the charity and that keeps me busy enough.
CM0 -
Morning all
Wow - I've 'only'got £2151 from Quidco and £1449.62 from TopCashBack so £3600
I haven't managed to get Heinz 5 beans yet - don't have them in poxy small A's near work!
Jeff - you can get it at Sainsbob & Tekco & I know you have the big sains & t near you.RIP my dear dear parent : Mum aged 62 (17/5/1990) & Dad aged 89 (23/1/2012)0 -
adoreholidays wrote: »Good news about the bread mixes could get some for mum's hamper:j she has a bread maker.
:eek::eek::eek: to Quidco and topcashback we obviously don't spend much online we don't even get out of double figures. this year total for quidco £7:rotfl: must admit tend to favour Topcashback but even that think highest was £70 something. SO well done you :j :j :j
AH - I don't use quidco but I do use TCB for ebaying & insurances & you will be surprise how much you get back.
Insurance itself I can get £70-£80 cashback.Cheers CW - I only use TCB now - don't like paying Quidco £5 / year
- ditto - also they scammed me £80 co-op cashback & I was not happy so I told them to closed my a/c & that was 2 years ago.
Did you get £10 cashback for recommending your DDs to open an account? I did.RIP my dear dear parent : Mum aged 62 (17/5/1990) & Dad aged 89 (23/1/2012)0
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