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Queenriderbrekke

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

Hubby just did the Imutual MoneyVista offer on another computer and that hasn't tracked either yet, not sure why as when I use TCB things track?

Well chuffed, tracked and as my 1st attempt didn't track and was before the cut off time for the £30.00 they tracked hubby's at £30 for me, just got to wait for it to become payable now:T

Also looks good for daily clicks:T

hornetgirl

David. wrote: »

Not sure never tried but I guess its a sticky cookie ,if I was to be wanting to do this I would be looking at vmware or something similair. Just so other members of your family could access their coupons

What's wrong with soap and water lol. Or Nivea shower gel.

Auntycaz

QPR10 wrote: »

I feel very lucky never to have started

Didn't know about the dangers when I started many years ago.

FloFlo

perkypam123 wrote: »

i thought you need to buy 2 for them to work out at 70 p plus apg

If the glitch is on you are correct. The cost is 70p after getting back £2.80 APG.

But only if the glitch is on tomorrow or Sunday and prices don't change.

Off to CBB thread now.

lutzi1

QPR10 wrote: »

:omaybe my French isnt as good as I thought & i should google that

Your french is just fine hun, very good xx

elainemn

Nothing on my wombles today. Never mind. Going to pictures tomorrow which is next to a massive Asda. Will try & womble before & after if we get up early.

elainemn

Just checked & all niveas back to 4 for £3 now. Strange! Are they teasing us tonight?

pattylabelle

mhoc wrote: »

Not sure, I think they are older than us but still in their 50s so not in any of the usual meningitis groups (babes, under 1s, teens and young adults, people with compromised immunities, elderly)
Started with the usual cold we all have had over Christmas but then seemed to be Noro virus - the winter vomiting thing yesterday but then it turned critical in the small hours and her husband had the good sense to call the ambulance out, too ill to be taken in the car.
Youngest son still at home, not back at uni yet but he also rang older son to come home, working in Brum. So at least they have all been there for her

There are a lot of bad experiences on here at moment - just reading about locarr's BIL. Hopefully things will start to look up for this lady- please keep us posted. X

QPR10

Auntycaz wrote: »

Didn't know about the dangers when I started many years ago.

Really how old are you? :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

I know they gave them to the soldiers in WW1 but I thought by the 50's/60's people were starting to be aware even if they took no notice

76rosie

pattylabelle wrote: »

The shopping city in wood green was always a dump IMHO:(

I used to live in on west green rd. I loved to walk to wood green..

now it has a big primark and wilkinsons so not so bad.