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myrtleturtle

thanks for the info PM

still not sure what to do with it at the moment though

but great to get a view from a buyers angle, thanks

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

Personally when I've browsed as a buyer I've given preference to those who e-mail the code rather than having to wait but I think ebay have said you can't do that anymore.

princessmelody2009

myrtleturtle wrote: »

thanks for the info PM

still not sure what to do with it at the moment though

but great to get a view from a buyers angle, thanks

No worries and good luck

izzy65

nikkilala wrote: »

I've got it in most of my tiled floors and never again:eek:I get far too hot but the one place I've got it thats brilliant is my utility room because it's outside and I run in their quick with the washing when it's cold:rotfl: and any washing in there on an airer drys superquickly:T

Must admit that drying the clothes is the one good point:rotfl:, we have it on the downstairs floors but thankfully couldn't put it upstairs due to the room sizes but I am so glad now:)

AngelsMadv

myrtleturtle wrote: »

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not sold this kind of thing before so wondered how safe it was, and if i did whether you email them code or post them whole thing(which is safest?)
TIA

Hi there,

I often sell on eBay (including this and PSN cards). It is, of course, safest to post out recorded delivery and charge postage. I, however, have never had a problem from those buyers who chose the FREE delivery option I offer of emailing them the code.

The way I do it is to add the code to an email I send through Paypal as a receipt for their payment.

I hope this helps. :A

princessmelody2009

DD loves Elmer the Elephant; both the patchwork one and the one from the Disney silly symphony and she's now watching Dumbo for the first time one happy lil girl

AngelsMadv

izzy65 wrote: »

Must admit that drying the clothes is the one good point:rotfl:, we have it on the downstairs floors but thankfully couldn't put it upstairs due to the room sizes but I am so glad now:)

Niki and Izzy - Have either of you worked out the costs of this? I'm looking to redo the kitchen and I like tiled floors with 2 dogs and 5 children! :eek: I don't mean the initial cost I was thinking ongoing?

In the bathroom I plan to do a towel radiator :A

JulieElizabeth

pattylabelle wrote: »

Don't want to hurt your feelings :A but I am into blokes. We can still be friends :rotfl::rotfl:

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artha

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

Think we now have too many DMs on the thread (or a least too many people trying to do a DM).

I skim read the night shift and looks like a few people tried to emulate the great man, I think only 3dogs succeeded though!!

Actually i don't think DM has ever done a DM...tried and failed like many of us:rotfl::rotfl:

tigerwhite_2

couponqueen123 wrote: »

when we win the lotto my one request is to have underfloor heating , a friend of mine has it its amazing , iv alway got shoe or slippers and socks on as i cant bare feet on the floor all naked :eek: getting blue and cold:eek::o:rotfl:

izzy65 wrote: »

Honestly would not have it ever again, it's awkward to control in as much if I come in and am cold it will be a couple of hours before the temp increase is noticable, and little things like no presents that could melt under the christmas tree or you can't put the tin of chocolate sweets on the floor, my old dog loved it though she was never warm enough:D

Oh, i love my underfloor heating! Got it downstairs in every room and all the bathrooms. It's bliss coming into the kitchen in bare feet when its freezing cold outside but the tiles are toasty and take the chill off. In fact, I've got no socks or slippers on now, rarely wear them anymore.
And it's quite economical for us (ours is hot water underfloor heating) so it only comes on twice a day for half an hour at a time but retains heat so much. Love it :T

I dont plan to move house for about 30 years anyway so its a good job i love it :rotfl:

Sis calling me for a chat so back later xx

artha

Sairbear wrote: »

I've only managed whoopsies at Mr T's twice - first time party food that was on 2 for £4 and the discount didn't come off the whoopsies items.
Second time was whoopsied chicken breasts - full price 3 for £10, the discount came off the whoopsied price.
Seems to work on some but not others. HTH

I could well be wrong here but I always thought the discount generally only came off when it was a double X for Y e.g chicken at 2 for £7 or 3 for £10 HTH