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Anon

dreamerbea wrote: »

I only got the app a couple of weeks ago and I agree it is fab - I mentioned it to hubby and he told me we had an O2 sim payg spare from one of DD's old phones so I put it in a spare phone. I have also got the things you have mentioned - hope they continue to offer great freebies or savings:j:j:j

What is the minimum top up for o2 please? May be worth getting a PAYG sim just for these offers?

Anon

mE-mE-mE_2

Anon wrote: »

What is the minimum top up for o2 please? May be worth getting a PAYG sim just for these offers?

Anon

Just thought that myself.. as far as I can see online, it's £10

oops.. Afternoon All

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JulieElizabeth

dreamerbea wrote: »

I used to put the lottery on regularly and when I worked for a Co was in a syndicate now I hardly ever put a line on don't think and increase in cost or prize is gonna make me want to play regularly.

My highest win has only ever been £10 anyone had larger win?

Used to do a few lucky dips on a Saturday, best ever win was 4 numbers for £101

If you got four numbers on Saturday there, you'd get £14!

One of my NY resolutions was to stop this waste of a few quid every week, which I have stuck to

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JulieElizabeth

rose28454 wrote: »

Just back from town. Someone mentioned the WW book from Smiths on O2 Priority Moments worth £18.99. So popped in there and after a lillte look found it. My sis will be pleased. Quite like this app. So far in the last 2 weeks had the book, a free hot choc at Nero's and free de icer and scraper from Halfords. Also popped in to Halfords on way home to pick up my £1.00 steering wheel cover someone else mentioed on here.

Argh! I left my phone sitting on my bed this morning

I hate that :mad:

fuzzgun19

dreamerbea wrote: »

I used to put the lottery on regularly and when I worked for a Co was in a syndicate now I hardly ever put a line on don't think and increase in cost or prize is gonna make me want to play regularly.

My highest win has only ever been £10 anyone had larger win?

DH is in a syndicate with his pub darts team, and 2 weeks ago they got 5 numbers! That's their only 'large' win though, other than the odd £10 over 4 years.
There is 10 in the syndicate though so he only got £191.

Better than a slap in the face.

bubbs

My friends brother in law was in a syndicate at work and they won 38 million on euro lottery between 12 of them :T

3010

Tweets wrote: »

I know it's not very MSE to do the lottery but just got an email through saying proposed price of a line going up to £2 and there'll be more money for 3 numbers (£25) and there's going to be raffle numbers too.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2263367/Lottery-tickets-cost-2--prize-matching-numbers-rise-25-payout-drop.html#comments

3 numbers increases to £25 :T
4 numbers increases to £100 :T
5 numbers decreases by £500 to £1000 :eek:
5 numbers and the bonus decreases to £50,000 :eek:

I gave up doing the lottery anyway in the new year. So don't check anymore to see if my numbers have come up. :beer:

Iamsohappy

Tweets wrote: »

Do you get e-vouchers when using Click & Collect or do you have to print out your APG?

Yes e-vouchers same as delivery

dreamerbea wrote: »

Ooooh I didn't know that about click and collect - so if we find something that has a fab difference e.g. sally and you know your local store is oos you don't get the item but you get the apg? Or have I misunderstood - would hate to be a misinformer

If it shows as being available for delivery i.e. you are allowed to add it to your basket then yes If when they deliver they had no stock then apg still goes on what was ordered.