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izzeyb wrote: »

Hi sorry if this has been posted, but went into Tesco first thing looking for lynx, coming out without checking on the cheese - went back and the big empty hole was fillled up - twin 350g pack SEL of £5.55 (£1 off) - took one to the scanner and whoopie - £1.00. I would just check on scanner first in case of a store correction (as happened in my other local superstore).

Thank you izzeyB i saw your post and headed off to T's before work and even tho i have looked twice before without any luck.

Look what i found :j:j:j:j:j

David.

Morgy9 wrote: »

David - So sorry I wobbed out last night -and only just seen your post - yes it did compare - hope you risked it anyway or someone else posted to help!

Yes I tried with 3 and they did compare .Do you not know you have to be available to answer questions 24/7 come on

chattmum

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Glad my idea might be of use. Did I dream there is a currys voucher around again like before xmas last year? You buy something small to get a voucher not sure if I did read or didn't now.

Please make sure she is not discharged without any assesments being done first by either OT or Social worker. OH has seen it happen so many times, people discharged with no help in place and once out in the community things take so much longer. This will sound hard but she must refuse to go home until something is in place, they will soon get something organised once a doctor has said she is fit to go.

Currys are doing £10 voucher if you buy anything from Xmas catalogue but the £10 has to be used in a £30+ transaction afterwards I think and only 1 moc per transaction

P2TKL

nikkilala wrote: »

Well I did it and the said I could do it and they'd send me a text but they have'nt got my mobile no.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Same happened with me ......:rotfl::rotfl:

rhosynbach

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Glad my idea might be of use. Did I dream there is a currys voucher around again like before xmas last year? You buy something small to get a voucher not sure if I did read or didn't now.

Please make sure she is not discharged without any assesments being done first by either OT or Social worker. OH has seen it happen so many times, people discharged with no help in place and once out in the community things take so much longer. This will sound hard but she must refuse to go home until something is in place, they will soon get something organised once a doctor has said she is fit to go.

i saw somthing about currys voucher will look into it thanks.
will make sure she talks to someone at the hospital she is the sort that does not like to make a fuss and says she will be ok but i will convince her to get the help she needs thanks.

tweets

fourp wrote: »

I'll be sat in front of the telly .
Lets hope the Vans are on form tonight ....and a couple of changes in the squad ...

De Gea, Lindegaard, Rafael, Evans, Wootton, Buttner, Valencia, Nani, Powell, Cleverley, Carrick, Anderson, Scholes, Fletcher, Giggs, Young, Kagawa, Van Persie, Rooney, Hernandez, Welbeck.

Wonder if VanRooney will get a hat-trick

Thank you fourp for the squad.

lilylu2

ss3n08 wrote: »

Yep, in every Tesco I have been to. I havent managed to get a single tin of beans or a single tin of reloaded from any Tesco shop, only Asda.

So annoying! I've been using them fine in my store in C*rd*ff for a few weeks and visiting my mum in B*urnem**th today they said a memo was sent to all stores today not to accept these coupons.

Do we reckon its a legit memo or my store making up their own rules?

Call_of_Trouty

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Glad my idea might be of use. Did I dream there is a currys voucher around again like before xmas last year? You buy something small to get a voucher not sure if I did read or didn't now.

Please make sure she is not discharged without any assesments being done first by either OT or Social worker. OH has seen it happen so many times, people discharged with no help in place and once out in the community things take so much longer. This will sound hard but she must refuse to go home until something is in place, they will soon get something organised once a doctor has said she is fit to go.

Buy this
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/morfica-ipod-nano-6g-screen-protector-07671812-pdt.html

Get £10 voucher

Although there is a £30 minimum spend
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/christmas-voucher-info-273-commercial.html

Call_of_Trouty

lilylu2 wrote: »

So annoying! I've been using them fine in my store in C*rd*ff for a few weeks and visiting my mum in B*urnem**th today they said a memo was sent to all stores today not to accept these coupons.

Do we reckon its a legit memo or my store making up their own rules?

Someone mentioned the same thing the other day

Emily_Rachel

Tinyshoes wrote: »

The best thing I ever bought my mum was a Tefal One cup, with her illness she has not got the strength or balance to fill a kettle. This might be a good idea if your mum only has the use of one arm. I fill it every night for her ready for the next day. It says holds 6 cups but mum usually gets about 7 or 8 out as you can adjust the setting and she just pops her cup under and presses the button, boiling water in seconds.

Or a microwave can boil a cup in about 1 minute