Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2013

minicooper272

SpagBol wrote: »

I've asked for the Shred DVD for my birthday...I hear it's brutal.

Level 1 of the shred is on YouTube if you want a look! I don't have the space for it, my room isn't big enough to lie flat in!

rubywhatashmoo

I think I managed about four days of the Shred last year and I was swearing vengeance on Jillian - very good though if you can keep up with it!

eddi

SpagBol wrote: »

Oh haven't heard of that one, what's it about?

It's a true story about a family caught up in the Boxing Day tsunami. This is a story from the guardian about the film by someone who was also staying beachside in Khao Lak.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/filmblog/2013/jan/04/the-impossible-beautifully-accurate-film?intcmp=239

It was absolutely amazing. I cried on and off all the way through

HelenPie

SpagBol wrote: »

I've asked for the Shred DVD for my birthday...I hear it's brutal.

I've got a whole set of Jillian DVDs. Shred is the only one I've tried. I managed the 10 days of level 1 but clearly wasn't ready for L2 - nearly killed me on the first exercise :eek: Kinda gave up after that :rotfl:

I'm a happy bean - found 52p whilst sorting out my paperwork at work Then found out that a friend who I commute with received a refund of a whole day in December when she renewed her season ticket. well, the day in question was the last day on my ticket last year so hadn't yet been recoded as a refund day when I did my renewal. I went to ask about it last night and am now £15 better off :j:j Even better, when I put the money in my purse, I found the £80 I was paid for a cake on Sunday that I've not even touched and had pretty much forgotten about!! How amazing is that (plus it means I haven't been spending since before then :A) :T

Happy day

H x

Ruthy1604

SpagBol wrote: »

I've asked for the Shred DVD for my birthday...I hear it's brutal.

OMG it IS brutal. I did it last year and could barely walk after the first day. Lifting my arms to put them on the steering wheel was agony :o

jakes-mum

Question for the PPI claimers amoung you, was it EGG or Marbles that forced you to take PPI out with your credit card :think: I certainly remember a very heated conversation with a smug bloke on the phone, what must have been 7 - 8 years ago, where he said I HAD to have PPI or I couldnt have the card (as that was their terms and conditions :mad:).

The downside fo being a bit of a CC hopper is I now cant remember which card it was and it was the only card I had PPI with (hence the very headed telephone call at the time )

psychopathbabble

jakes-mum wrote: »

Question for the PPI claimers amoung you, was it EGG or Marbles that forced you to take PPI out with your credit card :think: I certainly remember a very heated conversation with a smug bloke on the phone, what must have been 7 - 8 years ago, where he said I HAD to have PPI or I couldnt have the card (as that was their terms and conditions :mad:).

The downside fo being a bit of a CC hopper is I now cant remember which card it was and it was the only card I had PPI with (hence the very headed telephone call at the time )

Just call them and ask? I couldn't remember who my loan PPI was with so I called both companies use saynoto0870.com to get free/landline numbers instead of calling the premium numbers.

jakes-mum

psychopathbabble wrote: »

Just call them and ask? I couldn't remember who my loan PPI was with so I called both companies use saynoto0870.com to get free/landline numbers instead of calling the premium numbers.

:eek: :eek: I dont do phones! :rotfl:. Have absolutely no idea what my details were for either card . . . hmm maybe i'll just send a request in to both of them and see if anything comes of it

kerri_dfw

Oh there are tears in our house, the fuse flipped whilst the OH was doing his uni assignment and the power went out (I may have been asking the maintenance guy why the fuse box made a buzzy noise, and he might have everso slightly touched the fuse at the time). He appears to have lost 2 days of work!!! My question is...why did he not have a backup on an external hard drive like most normal IT geeks do?!?! He apparently saved the wrong copy to dr0pbox last night

HelenPie

kerri_dfw wrote: »

Oh there are tears in our house, the fuse flipped whilst the OH was doing his uni assignment and the power went out (I may have been asking the maintenance guy why the fuse box made a buzzy noise, and he might have everso slightly touched the fuse at the time). He appears to have lost 2 days of work!!! My question is...why did he not have a backup on an external hard drive like most normal IT geeks do?!?! He apparently saved the wrong copy to dr0pbox last night

Oh dear! No auto-recover?