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CupofTea

rose28454 wrote: »

The man on the wine aisle told me the Ogio Merlot was withdrawn because there was a computer breakdown yesterday and the wine was then mispriced. I bought some on Thursday and I am really tempted to call CS tommorow and ask if it is right about the glass rumour.
Also broke open a box of Fingers tonight and no way are they worth £7.00 or even £3.00. They are quite small and there are just 3 small packs in the tin.

They are small but they are thick. White chocolate inside.

I thought the same until I ate them.

uglybugball

rose28454 wrote: »

The man on the wine aisle told me the Ogio Merlot was withdrawn because there was a computer breakdown yesterday and the wine was then mispriced. I bought some on Thursday and I am really tempted to call CS tommorow and ask if it is right about the glass rumour.
Also broke open a box of Fingers tonight and no way are they worth £7.00 or even £3.00. They are quite small and there are just 3 small packs in the tin.

I agree , I also opened one tonight , I did eat one of the packs though and feel a bit sick now , they are moorish.:rotfl:

rose28454

CupofTea wrote: »

They are small but they are thick. White chocolate inside.

I thought the same until I ate them.

I dont usually like white chocolate but they are nice. Thanks Mr A.

3Dogs

aau1 wrote: »

3Dogs, I hope you get a "thanks" from CoT for that.

:rotfl:

I just checked .................... and yes I did :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Iamsohappy

Night all
Sleep well 3Dogs

David.

budget_babe wrote: »

I am a total believer in pet insurance, we had paid it for almost 9 years before we claimed on it for our westie. The vet told us we had done well to keep it up as many people if they don't claim cancel it and then wished they hadn't.

I know some people say put the money away in the bank, but with the best intentions it can get used for something else. I personally wouldn't be without insurance, you hope you don't need it but if you do then its there for piece of mind.

Budgie xxx

Ps sorry to hear that your dog is not well though. xxx

Budgie read my post back and thought that has not come across very well you are buzzing and I am saying get pet insurance because things can go wrong.
Glad you read it as it was meant love your dog/dogs but be able to take care of them when/if needed.

The part about people cancelling so true just heard this week someone we know cancelled there insurance as never claimed in about 3 years a couple of months back. Dog had an emergency op had been swallowing stones £800 :eek: cheap compared to the ops ours has had but still a lot to pull out.

I totally agree putting money in the bank only works if you never need a vet thats if you do actually put it there and leave it alone.
£120 put in bank per year thats less than we paid to have a consultation with top surgeon up here by all accounts, £158 for that.
Follow up x ray after op another £160 op £2000 ish to £2500ish depending on what she needs doing when they get in.
This will probably take the total claims to about £8000 and she is not even 2 yet. Had to pay 10% and £70 per condition so about a £940 at a rough guess.
So for anyone reading this well worth getting insurance then you do not need to weigh up your dogs health

David.

Snap-ant wrote: »

It was a couple of months ago in Ts. Victoria Sponge mix in a pink packet was 1p

Shame
looks great:T

michjay_2

3dogs - glad that you had a good day. Andy and Steve are :A :A
Hope that you sleep well this evening xx

Budgie - so pleased to see you posting. I was only thinking about you earlier and hoping that you were okay xx

pattylabelle

1st sada 2nd Tosco

1 x Cif Camomile Wood Floor Cleaner (1L)£1.00£2.00

Think this would be good for a pp if bought in Tosco with 25% off.

Anon

As Ts do price changes all the time (though admittedly the main ones are once a week) does anyone else find it slightly odd that Ogio has been taken off sale (possibly fair enough if it was a glitch) but Hardy's has had the price reduced from £6.79/3 for £12 to £5.99/3 for £12 but with the glitch still working? Surely if they were going to the trouble of taking Ogio off sale (and reducing Ogio Chardonnay from £9.99 to £6.79), plus tinkering with the Hardy's price, they could just as easily have removed the 3 for £12 after the until 25% offer finishes?

Or does anyone else suspect they may have been sussed for an alcohol loss leader and due to adverse publicity in the press including The Telegraph etc this is an attempt to cover their tracks?

Anon