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purdita

newbie1980 wrote: »

hes got all the receipts so he can show hes making a loss if they do come knocking

And if he'd kept schtum about his activities they might have sufficed. Unfortunately in his quest for fame and adulation he's stupidly boasted on a public forum about how he sells it at car bootsales and at work and his son at school.
Admittedly he's backtracking now....but he might discover to his cost that he should have kept his gob shut and his camera in it's case.

lokitty

pattylabelle wrote: »

Wot about a wee shandy or bavaria - too low in alcohol to be classed as drink.

One shandy and a tonic water on the bar, fill your boots. Well dont as they would get soggy but you know what I mean. :rotfl:

76rosie

from a womble. Compares with Morrisons.

1 x ASDA Mixed Peppers (3)£1.65£1.651 x ASDA Organic Lettuce£1.00N/A1 x ASDA Chosen by You 100% Pressed Apple Juice (1L)£1.40N/A1 x Listerine Total Care Sensitive (250ml)£2.20N/A1 x Carex Protect & Plus Sensitive Handwash (250ml)£2.19£1.001 x Radox Shower Therapy - Eastern Spirit (250ml)£1.00£0.951 x Big & British Mixed Weight Eggs (10)£1.98N/A1 x Bisto Favourite Gravy Granules (170g)£1.14£1.001 x Walkers Classic Variety (6x25g)£1.58£1.581 x Huggies Pull-Ups for Boys Extra Large 16-23kg (12)£5.18£2.741 x ASDA Chosen by You Plain Brioche Rolls (8)£1.64£1.642 x ASDA Chosen by You Macaroni (500g)£1.90£1.901 x ASDA Brown Onions (1Kg)£1.00N/A1 x ASDA Chosen by You Battered Chicken Dippers (28 pe...£2.00N/A1 x ASDA Extra Special Buttery Marabel Baking Potatoes...£2.00N/A1 x ASDA Ready to Eat Bananas (5)£1.00N/A1 x ASDA Unwaxed Lemons (5)£1.25N/A1 x ASDA Mature Grated Cheddar Cheese (500g)£3.00N/A1 x ASDA Extra Special Hand Finished Lemon Drizzle Loa...£2.15N/A1 x Plenty Kitchen Towel White - 50 Sheets per Roll (2...£1.86£1.861 x Old El Paso Fajitas Original Smoky BBQ Kit (500g)£2.00£3.22 Comparison total (compared products only)£20.14£17.54

nikkinoo83

David. wrote: »

Must have missed that one thankfully
Is it something in the water ?

This was a few years back now lol, still see here still dressed the same 5 years on :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

chandlerscroft

lokitty wrote: »

Think that there is a glitch on the jukebox

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElhC1jFz7-c

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Trolleyboy

glitchb*tch wrote: »

i had a manger saying i was scamming them before, where are you based? Which store was this?

l**ng well gr33n

TroutU

josie wrote: »

Any income is taxable after the personal allowance, so yes just over £3k tax free in any job / hobby is tax free, but just because it's a hobby doesn't mean it isn't taxed. If you've already got another job then you would pay tax on the £3k from your hobby - a good example is mystery shopping - all taxed if you already earn more than the personal allowance elsewhere.

Interesting! Thats not how I remember reading it. I declared such an income a few years back citing that the income was currently negligible. the tax office were fine about it and never came back on it. I suppose had I notified an increase they may have.

lokitty

What about this one?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIoygZ5L5Rg

ChrisEvanson

Woopsiequeen wrote: »

I've not been posting as I would probably be banned for some of the comments I could have made over the last week or so..HOWEVER..tonight I am making an exception as I applaud you for standing up, as a "newbie" and making your point. What you have said is exactly how others have, in the past, used these anomalies in order to not only benefit themselves with some "treats" but others less fortunate also. They have not gained in the true financial sense.e.g. selling it on nor have they demonstrated a level of greed which I personally find abhorrent.
Those who in recent weeks have bragged about what they have done and how much they have made "in order to help others to do the same" (apologies for not quoting word for word) are delusional (A delusion is a belief held with strong conviction despite superior evidence to the contrary) and have probably prevented anyone from benefiting in any small way in the future without being tarred with the same very large and self promoting brush.

This glitch has been running for months and continues to do so. Capped at £15 now, but the limit is still £100 per month so no problem in doing 6 x £15 and staying entirely within the t&c's and amassing a reasonable little stash. No better or worse than doing one £40 and one £50 as was possible before the cap. Its all still good.

Classy_Chick06

barbaraemmerson wrote: »

will happily apply for vouchers for you if you pm me the details - have no one that young to use any for!!

This is a perfect example of what this thread is all about.
Here we have one person helping out others less fortunate than herself, and another member offering to help her too.what a lovely gesture :T