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itch_for_a_glitch

amandaj67 wrote: »

Cashier just told me they have closed the loophole :eek:

I thinks she was just scaremongering - Ill see in 3hr time

Scaremongering ? surely not, if I was closing the loophole , first thing I'd do would be to tell your cashier.

pattylabelle

wackojackouk wrote: »

Morning chaps

Can anyone point me in the right direction for the Iams details please...

Mum has just got a new puppy (8/9 weeks old) so could save her a few quid.

Enjoying my Jordans Crunch at the moment

Ta

WJUK

Have you seen what time of the day it is? It is called Jordans Crunch not Jordans Lunch:)

nan26

locarr wrote: »

no....


Dental has a separate trigger....:D

So can you say what it is please as from your other post anything thats on 342 should work with the one trigger.TIA

locarr

locarr wrote: »

There is a bit of confusion re triggers, so to try to help overcome this locarr has an interesting guide below...hth:D

Basically any product in the 3 for 2 promo in waitys (cleaner/cereal/robos/iams etc) NOT DENTAL that compares in A’s will act as a trigger, yes any product,

I have mentioned 6 or 7 previously but there are prob 12-15maybe more low priced products that will act as a trigger, :cool:

For instance a product that is £1.60 in W’s will act as your trigger at £1.07 not as good as 32p or 39p but useful to know if you can’t findyour rice pot/porridge etc, it is also good if you have no need for any more ricepot/porridge and you can buy something you will use/need!:)

In my above example of £1.07 it may seem alittle steep but when you consider you can get a big bag of iams or granola for this it doesn’t seem too bad!

HTH

To confuse further those for whom confusion is a way of life....;)

for those that like to bring your APG down (not me I shall hasten to add) a little and this is probably a better way of doing it than buying something on offer to reduce it!:D

Morning Lala

wackojackouk

lol @ PatyLaBellle.... excuse is was on conference call - working (honest) from home....

BTW I found the puppy food

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/#/Shopping/FindProducts.aspx?Query=iams%20puppy

Classy_Chick06

locarr wrote: »

read the post again...any product in the 3 for 2 promo in waitys (cleaner/cereal/robos/iams etc)

dental wasn't mentioned...and has never been included in the cleaner/cereal/robos/iams glitch....

Like i said, i dont want to get into a debate, I have read your post, but your post does say "etc" and dental Is on a 3 for 2 so could come under the "etc" to a newbie/confused MSE`r so this could lead to a lot of misunderstanding for other people.

Thats better, thanks for editing your post;)

SineadG

northerngeezer wrote: »

Morning all.

Just a quick thanks to everyone. Got my first voucher yesterday but only joined after media reported the glitch.

Damn.. Just started to pelt it down in Pudsey, West Yorkshire

That's my home town, oh how I wish I was still living there

locarr

locarr wrote: »

There is a bit of confusion re triggers, so to try to help overcome this locarr has an interesting guide below...hth:D

Basically any product in the 3 for 2 promo in waitys (cleaner/cereal/robos/iams etc)NOT DENTAL that compares in A’s will act as a trigger, yes any product,

I have mentioned 6 or 7 previously but there are prob 12-15maybe more low priced products that will act as a trigger, :cool:

For instance a product that is £1.60 in W’s will act as your trigger at £1.07 not as good as 32p or 39p but useful to know if you can’t findyour rice pot/porridge etc, it is also good if you have no need for any more ricepot/porridge and you can buy something you will use/need!:)

In my above example of £1.07 it may seem alittle steep but when you consider you can get a big bag of iams or granola for this it doesn’t seem too bad!


HTH

NOTE NOT DENTAL for this glitch the waitrose cleaner/cereal/robos/iams etc was just the example in this case but the low price trigger will work on all the separate glitches:D

Snap-ant

nikkilala wrote: »

Do you know what I've been having the exact thoughts over whether to get an electric carving knife:cool:I had one for years then I lost a blade somehow:oand now have somehow convinced myself that after 8 years of not having one I need one:rotfl:but do I?

We use our electric carving knife for cutting bread as there are mininal crumbs & doesn't 'squash' a fresh loaf.
Also very good for cutting foam to size

Snap-ant

Skinandblister - I think Chicken Jnr looks like an Aubrey ♥