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couponqueen123

Wool27 wrote: »

A few yrs ago, when i was little, we moved into an old house, lady was 92 and never had a fridge. In the pantry, she had a cold slab.

thats what my nana had before she had new kitchen but still wont get fridge frezzer we got her a mini one but thats still in box

lutzi1

nerfdad wrote: »

Did you go for him or the wine and if you could only had taken 1 home what would your decision had been.:p

Ermmm....... :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

My decision was made somewhat easier by the fact the company were paying (horrid American company he's just left), so given that I was acting as totally unpaid chauffeur, I booked us into a suite at the Holiday Inn Coquelles and we charged them mileage, which went towards the wine. Taking him home was therefore part of the deal .

I arrived and went for a snooze, DH went to the wine shop for samples of what we both might like, we spent a pleasant evening sampling them and eating room service, then went to the shop and filled our boots before the return crossing. Simples! But a pain at the time to have to drop everything and just go, hoping he'd manage to make his way out of Geneva, given all the trains were booked and the cheapest one way car hire I could find was getting on for £3k!

silvercar

nikkilala wrote: »

A question that I should know the answer too but not sure:cool:If I swapped some vouchers to double them up say for £20, can I still use a £5 off £40 and a £3 off £30 in the same shop?So getting another £20 worth of bits for £12 (But will probably throw coupons into the mix;))

It should be the value of the goods that should let you use the conditional spend vouchers. Paying with vouchers shouldn't make a difference if the goods total £40.

As to whether you can use a £5 off £40 and a £3 off £30 in the same shop may depend on the conditions if they restrict to one conditional spend or whether the SA will allow both to be used.

So I would say that you can use the swapped vouchers with the £5 wys £40, but whether you can use the £3 wys £30 at the same time is less certain.

silvercar

henlans wrote: »

HENLANS GLITCH ALERT

I just found this



Neutrogena Visibly Clear Oil-Free Pink Grapefruit Facial Acne Wash (200ml)

20p in Waitrose and £3 in Asda. I bought a few from my local asda and it matched it.

Asda matches products that are out of stock!

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/waitrose-price-comparison/Facial_Care/Neutrogena_Visibly_Clear_Oil_Free_Pink_Grapefruit_Facial_Acne_Wash_200ml.html

Now showing as N/A on MSM.

Classy_Chick06

henlans wrote: »

HENLANS GLITCH ALERT

I just found this



Neutrogena Visibly Clear Oil-Free Pink Grapefruit Facial Acne Wash (200ml)

20p in Waitrose and £3 in Asda. I bought a few from my local asda and it matched it.

Asda matches products that are out of stock!

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/waitrose-price-comparison/Facial_Care/Neutrogena_Visibly_Clear_Oil_Free_Pink_Grapefruit_Facial_Acne_Wash_200ml.html

i am interested in this one as i like it very much and only have 1 left from the last glitch on them, but unfortunately it is showing that waitys dont sell this on my msm,
could you post your results so we can have some idea on what else to buy please.
TIA

nikkilala_2

silvercar wrote: »

It should be the value of the goods that should let you use the conditional spend vouchers. Paying with vouchers shouldn't make a difference if the goods total £40.

As to whether you can use a £5 off £40 and a £3 off £30 in the same shop may depend on the conditions if they restrict to one conditional spend or whether the SA will allow both to be used.

So I would say that you can use the swapped vouchers with the £5 wys £40, but whether you can use the £3 wys £30 at the same time is less certain.

Not worried about using the two conditional spends together,I usually can wangle that;)It was just whether I could use the doubled up CC vouchers. Think I was haveing a proper blonde moment this morning so I'm sure it'll be fine, you know when you over think something

mutley_muppet

warby68 wrote: »

To Mutley Muppet

From previous thread

APG on your Simple stuff - its neither of your calcs hun

Its the difference between the 2 totals PLUS 10% of the lower total of £12 in your case

From memory , your APG would be exactly £15

I only just saw your post. Thanks Warby.:beer:
I just proved my point that yes I am still rubbish at maths lol! :o:o

Call_of_Trouty

Any welshies close to p3narth, in t's all the pork joints are priced up full price with a nice half price sel in front. I don't like pork so am not bothering.

henlans

silvercar wrote: »

Now showing as N/A on MSM.

Not on my MSM its 20p

silverhairgranny

Love2shop wrote: »

Don't mean to sound thick :rotfl: but does table salt do the same as the snow salt then? I have always bought the bags from DIY stores, didn't know the table salt was ok

salt is salt. just a little extra (thicker)snow salt.:)