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tigerwhite_2

nikkilala wrote: »

:p:p:p:pJust about to phone sky and tell them to cancel my subscription;)because my cheaper deal has just finished.Wondering if I'm brave enough to hold out till just before they disconnect it to get a better deal.Last time I gave in when they halved it:o

I need to do this too - gooing to hunt out our bills etc then will use Miss Laids tip of saying Virgin are coming round for a visit Enjoy visiting your DS tomo nikkilala :j

pattylabelle wrote: »

My sis was telling me today that she got 6 bottles shampers delivered for £45 from Sains. Is that of interest to anybody? I told her it was way outside my price range!!!!

I start at £0 and work up if I have to.

Ooh, I'm interested. Know which champagne it was?

Off to bath tigercub, back in a bit x

silverhairgranny

helen2k333 wrote: »

Your post made me laugh :rotfl:

I normally work for agencies and they always put me in jobs where there is nothing to do, I sometimes wonder why some companies ask agencies for temps. :cool:

Thankfully I'm at home with my young DD's.

Hope your days pick up soon or better still you win lots of comps.

once i was a temp for a high profile co, had a few bevvis the night before (younger than) and fell asleep. lol

bobchorba

Evening all.

Not sure who makes it but 9 roll Quilted Toilet Tissue (Bog Roll) is £3 in Co Op. Used a KC £3 voucher for it;).

Also what's with Sada messing with Re loaded, Beanz, Fry light and Muller Greek yoghurt prices on the same day?:eek:

mc4martyc

tyroleandancer wrote: »

It's crackers, I looked for a clue on the barcode but there isn't one!! This will cause problems at the tills tomorrow :eek:

Could explain it T&C 12
To use your Tesco Price Promise voucher instore, simply present your voucher at the checkout. If you have received an e-Coupon, you must print it out to use it instore.
HTH

silverhairgranny

money_saving_hedgehog wrote: »

Has anybody used the new Tesco PP vouchers. It still tells you to show receipt but there are no details to check on the new voucher, so what is the point, what does the cashier look at?

well as an experiment with the new tesco pp vouchers i put in a receipt again and bingo a new voucher, i wont use it not brave enough. But as you say no detail from receipt, that should be fun for the trouts.:)

Bananababe

Brrrrrrr its freezing up here !! Its making me look at holidays. Its going to be a long winter !!!!

altojack

pattylabelle wrote: »

Rose money and the elderly cause major problems in families.
You are not alone with this one- have been here before myself. The family that cause the most fuss about money are the ones who care so little about the elderly relative. All they want is greed and money. Hope it all goes away for you.

Rose, I'm sorry that your family are acting this way and after you have spent time looking after mum in the way you have.
I looked after my mum but I was lucky as I was able to secure a place in a day care centre for her twice a week whilst I was at work.
Mum used to collect her pension every 2 weeks, she would keep one weeks money and get the post office to 'bank' the other weeks money into her Barclays account. It so happened that mum was ill for 3 weeks and we didn't collect her pension until the 4th week.
Anyway, the upshot was that mum had altzimers and when my brother called round to see mum she told him I had banked her money, which I had, but he accused me of putting it in my bank. I was livid, my sister had all mums bank statements and all she had to do was look at them and confirm money had all been paid in. Sister just said she didn't want to get involved.
So for the past 5 or 6 years I have not had a brother and I'm happy with that. No apology comes my way but I know I did what I could for mum and she was happy
I think that my brother was jealous of me and my sisiter tbh, I am comfortabley off financially and no mortgage so had no need at all to steal.
Rest assured Rose you are not alone, it still makes me mad when I read of similar situations to mine. Rise above it Rose, you know you have done a damn good job and it is likely to be greed that motivates these rotten people.

Sorry for the rant but I guess it's been long overdue x

missy.moo_3

mc4martyc wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
OH put some receipts in on TPP and one has come back
Now we can't tell which receipt it came off
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Receipt details no longer on receipt

It doesn't matter then, if you can't tell, they can't tell, just bung it with any old receipt! What a bunch of muppets they are!

zippydooda

silverhairgranny wrote: »

i really dont understand this comp at all
age i expect.

your supposed to rearrange all the squares to make a big picture.
you can then read the message. i think it may have gone wrong as you could not move the squares.
i got one though:D

pattylabelle

tigerwhite wrote: »

I need to do this too - gooing to hunt out our bills etc then will use Miss Laids tip of saying Virgin are coming round for a visit Enjoy visiting your DS tomo nikkilala :j


Ooh, I'm interested. Know which champagne it was?

Off to bath tigercub, back in a bit x

This is how the darkside explains it- has to be done by tom I think.

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To save your time I have to tell that you have to by min 6 bottles to get this price and has to be bought online!!!!

"OK, now how we get £7.49 per bottle price: At present price reduced to £12 (normally £24). You add to the basket six bottles (or more) it will show total £144, when you got to check out it will come up total £72. You choose delivery slot £2.95 and then you input code (on darkside can't put it here) which will give you -£12. So the total will show as £62.95 (confirmation email will say " The estimated* cost of your order is GBP 62.95"
, but the actual price your card will be charged 44.95 (if you buy six bottles -25%)
So what we've got: 6x£12-25%-£12+2.95=44.95 (£7.49 per bottle) I've paid with credit card which gives me 1% cash back (-0.44) :-)