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  • izzy65
    izzy65 Posts: 2,862 Forumite
    Tenth Anniversary
    carolwat wrote: »
    OK having been involved with all the tecso CC points stuff years ago when it was good and getting holidays every year from it I have come to accept its never happening again so instead I want chocolate ;) I have read the first post and im trying to get my head around this so taking this shop I have quoted I just want to check I have it right in my head.

    There are a load of fillers and then theres the chocolate triggers. I see the fingers are £7 each or 3 for £10 but the ferrero tree is £4 and isnt in an offer. I had assumed it was in the 3 for £10 offer and the comparison tool maybe didnt 'see' the offer and thats how it worked but thats obviously not the case. So the poster has paid the full £7 each for the fingers, is that right? I get the total shop to be £20.41 but the breakdown shows £15.03 which I assume is not what the shopper paid but what adsa tots up the comparable products to be. The £8.10 is what im assuming it would have cost at Waistrose. £7.75 is how much Adsa have given them back in the form of a voucher with their APG so in total the shop has cost the customer £20.41 minus £7.75 voucher back equals £12.66 paid for the shopping which to me I must be missing something because I dont see the greatness :o

    Please help me grasp this before I fail miserably with my first shop :T

    You have understood correctly, except what it says you paid on the apg and what you actually pais on the receipy are not the same ie you buy the offer but the apg results are on the full price because it thinks you eiyher didn't buy all three or see's one as n/a hope this makes sense:)
    The person who never makes a mistake never learns anything.
  • tweets
    tweets Posts: 35,946 Forumite
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    jamsponge wrote: »
    Just a gas fire in the living room.

    Wish i had a gas fire in living room. :(

    Council took it out 4 year ago when they put new central heating in they replaced gas fire with an electric fire :mad: its not the same runs away with electric and makes an awful noise so i dont use it :D
  • sally06
    sally06 Posts: 4,132 Forumite
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    tweets wrote: »
    Wish i had a gas fire in living room. :(

    Council took it out 4 year ago when they put new central heating in they replaced gas fire with an electric fire :mad: its not the same runs away with electric and makes an awful noise so i dont use it :D

    I don't have a fire. Just central heating. Maybe i'm tougher than I think :D electric fires are too expensive to run. I'd love under floor heating...dream on :D
  • jamsponge
    jamsponge Posts: 1,014 Forumite
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    tweets wrote: »
    Wish i had a gas fire in living room. :(

    Council took it out 4 year ago when they put new central heating in they replaced gas fire with an electric fire :mad: its not the same runs away with electric and makes an awful noise so i dont use it :D

    Wish I had central heating :D
    I am a Dolphin Angel:A

    Swim far, swim fast, swim free.
  • tweets
    tweets Posts: 35,946 Forumite
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    sally06 wrote: »
    blimey! you're a tough bunch on here :rotfl:

    We certainly are :rotfl::rotfl:

    You want to see how quick i get dressed at 5am :D
  • izzy65
    izzy65 Posts: 2,862 Forumite
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    sally06 wrote: »
    I don't have a fire. Just central heating. Maybe i'm tougher than I think :D electric fires are too expensive to run. I'd love under floor heating...dream on :D

    I have underfloor heating and hate it, so hard to control economically, the boiler is off and on ALL day I am goimg to get an override switch fitted this winter
    The person who never makes a mistake never learns anything.
  • Iamsohappy
    Iamsohappy Posts: 2,598 Forumite
    Ninth Anniversary
    Results from earlier A shop

    +£6.13CheaperSignBlue.gif 1 x ASDA Chosen by You Thick Sliced Danish White Bread...£0.55£0.55
    1 x ASDA Smartprice Peeled Plum Tomatoes in Tomato Jui...£0.31£0.31
    3 x ASDA Baby New Potatoes with Herbs & Butter (360g)£3.00N/A
    1.23 x ASDA Butcher's Selection Pork Loin Joint (Approx 1...£6.78N/A
    2 x Pepsi Max (2L)£2.00£1.78
    2 x Andrex Washlets Cotton Fresh Moistened Toilet Tiss...£2.00£2.00
    1 x Hellmann's Real Mayonnaise (600g)£2.50£1.39
    3 x Warburtons Tasty White Bread (600g)£3.00£0.30
    1 x Andrex Subtle & Stylish Toilet Tissue - 160 Sheets...£2.24£2.00
    1 x ASDA Chosen by You Roasting Parsnips (680g)£0.91N/A
    2 x ASDA Strong & Absorbent Extra Long Kitchen Towels ...£4.40£3.16
    1 x ASDA Dairy Coconut Ice Cream (130ml)£1.00N/A
    1 x Uncle Ben's Boil in Bag Long Grain Rice (8x62.5g)£2.00£1.38
    1 x Soft & Gentle Sensitive Antiperspirant Deodorant (...£1.89N/A


    Thank for trying. :) I presume this was against T's :)
    Smile :) and hopefully the world will smile back

  • justmaz wrote: »
    Afternoon everybody. I hope you are all well on this lovely crisp day.
    I haven't posted for a few days as I have not felt too well. I finally went to the doctors this morning and he has told me I have shingles. I did'nt realise how painful it can be. So I wont't be shopping for a while :( I don't want to be spreading that around.
    Its a shame really as I have just read back and discovered the ferrero roche is working, but what can you do.
    Thought I would share this with you, I got it sent to me on facebook and it made me smile so thought it might do the same for the lovely people on here.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZ5MJqB9myA
    I hope I have done this right as it is a first for me! x


    Hope you're feeling better soon :)

    I've only ever known one other person to have shingles and that was an old uncle of mine about 30 years ago. I'm always paranoid about getting it when I hear of someone with chicken pox :eek: I know, I'm weird :rotfl:
  • carolwat
    carolwat Posts: 757 Forumite
    Thank you so much. That makes perfect sense and is what I thought would be the case but when I checked the offer for the fingers its 3 for £10 but the person only bought 2 so I thought maybe the ferrero tree was in the offer too but its not showing as in the offer online on adsa website which is what threw me.
    izzy65 wrote: »
    You have understood correctly, except what it says you paid on the apg and what you actually pais on the receipy are not the same ie you buy the offer but the apg results are on the full price because it thinks you eiyher didn't buy all three or see's one as n/a hope this makes sense:)
  • CookieRaider
    CookieRaider Posts: 2,195 Forumite
    carolwat wrote: »
    OK having been involved with all the tecso CC points stuff years ago when it was good and getting holidays every year from it I have come to accept its never happening again so instead I want chocolate ;) I have read the first post and im trying to get my head around this so taking this shop I have quoted I just want to check I have it right in my head.

    There are a load of fillers and then theres the chocolate triggers. I see the fingers are £7 each or 3 for £10 but the ferrero tree is £4 and isnt in an offer. I had assumed it was in the 3 for £10 offer and the comparison tool maybe didnt 'see' the offer and thats how it worked but thats obviously not the case. So the poster has paid the full £7 each for the fingers, is that right? I get the total shop to be £20.41 but the breakdown shows £15.03 which I assume is not what the shopper paid but what adsa tots up the comparable products to be. The £8.10 is what im assuming it would have cost at Waistrose. £7.75 is how much Adsa have given them back in the form of a voucher with their APG so in total the shop has cost the customer £20.41 minus £7.75 voucher back equals £12.66 paid for the shopping which to me I must be missing something because I dont see the greatness :o

    Please help me grasp this before I fail miserably with my first shop :T
    You have to pay for the first shop then use the apg generated from that for the next one.
    ie the £12.66 shop i only had to pay £3.90 as i had an apg for around £8 and this shop has gave me the £7.75 for my next shop hth ;)
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