The secret live, not live RPG big bang for your buck elite 11+ chat thread.

nikkinoo83

fyfi wrote: »

sorry to be a pain but can someone plz tell me, or pm me, what MOC stands for, i have checked on the 1st page put cannot see it

thanks in advance

It's Money off Coupon hun x

Oooops too late haha x

FloFlo

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

393

Just a quick question folks while I am catching up...I went to T's today and bought some chicken and veg pies which were supposed to be 2 for £3, but you know whats coming next!

Good old multibuy didnt kick in....and I got a refund of the difference, but should this have been DTD in anyway?

I didnt query it at the time as I had my rather hyper 9 year old nephew with me and I was in a rush to get home

TIA

Yep, you should have had dtd.

lilyvhs01

well, i think its bath time, then try to get some sleep, thanks for listening x goodnight x

midwinter

N20Y1D wrote: »

A fifteen pound cap suits me fine, i'll just grab a handfull of those next customer shop seperator things and use several vouchers in several transactions....

also is there anything to stop people using two £15 vouchers on one shop if they were looking to kill vouchers?

I think we'll all have to wait and see how it evolves. The £15 cap is stated as being a short term solution.

They do accept multiple vouchers, up to the amount of the total spend.

And yes ChrisEvanson, rang CS, but it was the store CS, not head office. I don't have a fancy phone for surfing when out and about!

Miss_Laid

zippydooda wrote: »

7 to 10 days to be on the safe side.
come on lads stick together

:mad: stinky Miss Laid then

Can I seal up the shower enclosure and just stay in there so the steam goes down the plughole

chandlerscroft

FloFlo wrote: »

We would if you were deliberately trying to be unkind to someone for whatever reason you could find.

Avoid, say no more

izzy65

DaisyDuck wrote: »

Hey guys - im just reading about the soda crystals in the machine and would love to know more about them - i remember many threads ago some of you talking about them b4 too - I have a very hard water and all my water points get mouldy?( Country roads I think) but I would love to use this in my machine as its only new aswell but my little boys have got eczema and I don't want to risk it if it would irritate them? Thanks

Hi daisy, sorry not sure if this would be an irratant to the boys skin, would not think so but maybe you could google it and see. If its just to clean the machine then a wash with soda crystals and then one without should clean the residue away.

lookinforabargain

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

393

Just a quick question folks while I am catching up...I went to T's today and bought some chicken and veg pies which were supposed to be 2 for £3, but you know whats coming next!

Good old multibuy didnt kick in....and I got a refund of the difference, but should this have been DTD in anyway?

I didnt query it at the time as I had my rather hyper 9 year old nephew with me and I was in a rush to get home

TIA

Should always be DTD

Now, which pies were these please :rotfl:

debsjc

I'm a bit worried about my mums vouchers, she has 2 just over £15 from last week ... because she doesn't get to A's very often. Will she still be about to use them?

TIA

nahteb20

mgamble wrote: »

+£16.81

1 x Ambrosia Rice Pudding Chocolate (120g) £0.40 £0.32
1 x Quaker Oat So Simple Morning Bars Raspberry & Pome... £2.18 £0.32
1 x Kellogg's Frosties (750g) £2.00 £0.32
1 x Mr Kipling Mini Battenbergs (5) £1.10 £0.32
1 x Vanish Oxi Action Powerspray Carpet & Upholstery S... £4.48 £0.32
1 x Brasso Gadgetcare (50ml) £3.00 £0.32
1 x Nestle Shreddies (750g) £2.75 £0.32
1 x Kellogg's Nutri-Grain Apple (6x37g) £1.98 £0.32
1 x Viakal Limescale Treatment (500ml) £1.80 £0.32

Comparison total £19.69 £2.88
this is the frosties from today and i dont know if the brasso has been mentioned:T

If bought both of those previously and that brasso gadget care make my laptop look all sparkly and new