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  • blondynurse
    blondynurse Posts: 1,086 Forumite
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    hi guys just popping on to tell you about my purchase and to help anyone else i got a GLITCH!!!!!!!
    Tesco finest unsmoked wiltshire cure gammon joint! These ones were beside the ones with half price stickers on but had full price £9.99 and should have been £4.99 so nice dtd and free meat!!
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  • pattylabelle
    pattylabelle Posts: 7,474 Forumite
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    Iamsohappy wrote: »
    Ok 2 shops this afternoon at T's. Split to use M&S vouchers.

    Got till spits for £1.50 off Meat Joint, 50p off Comfort, £2 off Oral-B Replacement Heads and £1.50 off Pantene.

    One shop gave me £0.56 pp against Sada. Nothing major but details might help someone for fillers.

    1x T. EDAY VALUE EGGS MINIMUM WEIGHT BOX OF 15 - £1.79 £1.35
    1x TESCO SALAD TOMATOES 6PK - £1.00 £1.00
    1x TESCO CREAMY POTATO SALAD 300G - £0.66 £0.64
    3x SPELGA TOFFEE YOGURT 125G - £1.00 † £1.35
    1x BRAMLEY APPLES CLASS 1 COOKING LOOSE 0.66667kg £1.30 £1.30
    1x T. PASTEURISED S/SKIMMED MILK 2LTR X20 - £1.00 £0.90
    1x HOVIS SOFT WHITE MEDIUM 800G - £1.35 £1.35
    1x SUNBLEST VEDA BROWN LOAF 400G - £0.95 £0.92
    1x SCOTTS WHITE FAIRY CAKES 9S - £1.79 £1.47
    2x DANEPAK UNSMOKED BACK BACON 300G £4.00 n/a
    1x TESCO PANCAKES 8 PACK - £0.98 £0.98
    1x T NO ADDED WATER CORNED BEEF 140G - £1.55 † £1.50
    1x TESCO SQUEEZY HONEY 340G - £1.79 n/a
    1x T. NO ADDED WATER CRUMBED HAM 125G - £1.45 † £1.50



    I have just come home from Tescos in the Lizzy rd in belfast and they refused the £5 off £25 coupon - say that they had an email during the week telling them not to take it. I will be questioning this on facebook!!!:(
    never stop doing your best because someone doesn't give you credit
  • tweets
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  • Savvybuyer
    Savvybuyer Posts: 22,332 Forumite
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    edited 27 January 2013 at 5:58PM
    As mentioned in my last post, I went to try to find the 4p shirts at T, but no luck I'm afraid. Tried two versions that both carried the "improved fit" label, one from the 'half price' racks, the other not. First one scanned at £4, the next scanned at the £8 price.

    I've decided my household is a dysfunctional one, and I mean other people in it and not me. Washing machine has been temporarily out of action, as the pipe froze, so some shirts at still at the cleaners (to be picked up mid-week). I thought I'd buy a couple of new shirts anyway as I've had all my current ones for quite some time.

    The news on the T 4p ones came excellently timed, but it wasn't to be. I went to look round elsewhere but they were on full price and more. Thought I'd heard the washing machine being put on this morning and that some of my shirts would therefore be waiting at home, washed and dried.

    The reason I say "dysfunctional" is because I have some other shirts but, after the pipe problem, the other person took them and all other items waiting to be washed and put them (temporarily I assume) in a bin bag in the back yard and covered them with a piece of carpet. Then, separately and later in the week, they put all junk inside the house, blocking the back door.

    So I've come home - to an empty house as they've gone out - and opened the tumble drier and, not only has the drier not be put on long enough, so that the clothes are still a bit wet and ready to start smelling:eek:, but no shirts at all!:mad:

    I've moved all the junk out of the way and of course the shirts and clothes in the bin bag in the yard are soaking well through and extremely heavy, filled with water and stinking badly. There's at least two washloads. I've now put one of them, with all the shirts, on - the other can wait - and put the tumble drier back on. They turn it off when it hasn't dried the clothes - and don't start me on the ineffective dishwasher setting they always choose despite being told numerous times, and time again, that it doesn't work!!:mad: Absolutely dysfunctional!!:rotfl:

    I think I will move house (a bit drastic maybe, but a solution) and apply the only rule - if you want a job doing right, do it yourself. Others simply won't accept they have a problem that needs sorting. And until they do (which they never will), it won't be solved. There's absolutely no point mentioning it to them - the 'problem' I've had in the last few minutes - as I have already sorted it out now and time to move on. They can have their dysfunctionality to themselves as far as I'm concerned (rant over folks).
  • For a couple of weeks now OH has been lamenting the loss of his best reading glasses. He is notorious for losing glasses and I stock up on cheap one from sada all the time for just this sort of occasions. We'd given up hope this time and beginning to think a trip to get some decent ones is called for.

    Today did my occasional tesco recycling run. I only take cans as that's all you get points for. While absentmindedly loading the machine with cans I put one in that it wouldn't accept. Only OH' s glasses in their case. Now tho I'm getting the blame for having them there in the first place :rotfl:
    :hello: The grass is not greener, it just looks that way from a distance :hello:
  • hi guys just popping on to tell you about my purchase and to help anyone else i got a GLITCH!!!!!!!
    Tesco finest unsmoked wiltshire cure gammon joint! These ones were beside the ones with half price stickers on but had full price £9.99 and should have been £4.99 so nice dtd and free meat!!
    NO IDEA how to upload piccy on here put it on facebook xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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  • Iamsohappy
    Iamsohappy Posts: 2,598 Forumite
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    I have just come home from Tescos in the Lizzy rd in belfast and they refused the £5 off £25 coupon - say that they had an email during the week telling them not to take it. I will be questioning this on facebook!!!:(

    Definitely quesiton it. I had it cleared by 2 different managers on both days so they defintely take them - worth a little something for your embarrassment :D
    Smile :) and hopefully the world will smile back

  • Iamsohappy
    Iamsohappy Posts: 2,598 Forumite
    Ninth Anniversary
    Imdebtfree wrote: »
    For a couple of weeks now OH has been lamenting the loss of his best reading glasses. He is notorious for losing glasses and I stock up on cheap one from sada all the time for just this sort of occasions. We'd given up hope this time and beginning to think a trip to get some decent ones is called for.

    Today did my occasional tesco recycling run. I only take cans as that's all you get points for. While absentmindedly loading the machine with cans I put one in that it wouldn't accept. Only OH' s glasses in their case. Now tho I'm getting the blame for having them there in the first place :rotfl:


    He should be grateful you found them:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
    Smile :) and hopefully the world will smile back

  • tweets
    tweets Posts: 35,946 Forumite
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    Savvybuyer wrote: »
    As mentioned in my last post, I went to try to find the 4p shirts at T, but no luck I'm afraid. Tried two versions that both carried the "improved fit" label, one from the 'half price' racks, the other not. First one scanned at £4, the next scanned at the £8 price.

    I've decided my household is a dysfunctional one, and I mean other people in it and not me. Washing machine has been temporarily out of action, as the pipe froze, so some shirts at still at the cleaners (to be picked up mid-week). I thought I'd buy a couple of new shirts anyway as I've had all my current ones for quite some time.

    The news on the T 4p ones came excellently timed, but it wasn't to be. I went to look round elsewhere but they were on full price and more. Thought I'd heard the washing machine being put on this morning and that some of my shirts would therefore be waiting at home, washed and dried.

    The reason I say dysfunctional is because I have some other shirts but, after the pipe problem, the other person took them and all other items waiting to be washed and put them (temporarily I assume) in a bin bag in the back yard and covered them with a piece of carpet. Then, separately and later in the week, they put all junk, blocking the back door.

    So I've come home - to an empty house as they've gone out - and opened the tumble drier and, not only has the drier not be put on long enough, so that the clothes are still a bit wet and ready to start smelling:eek:, but no shirts at all!:mad:

    I've moved all the junk out of the way and of course the shirts and clothes in the bin bag in the yard are soaking well through and extremely heavy, filled with water and stinking badly. There's at least two washloads. I've now put one of them, with all the shirts, on - the other can wait - and put the tumble drier back on. They turn it off when it hasn't dried the clothes - and don't start me on the ineffective dishwasher setting they always choose despite being told numerous times, and time again, that it doesn't work!!:mad: Absolutely dysfunctional!!:rotfl:

    I think I will move house (a bit drastic maybe, but a solution) and apply the only rule - if you want a job doing right, do it yourself. Others simply won't accept they have a problem that needs sorting. And until they do (which they never will), it won't be solved. They can have their dysfunctionality to themselves as far as I'm concerned (rant over folks).

    That is a good rule if you want a job doing right, do it yourself. Then you will only have yourself to blame if its wrong :D

    Mind you i have been known to blame Poppy :rotfl:
  • Savvybuyer
    Savvybuyer Posts: 22,332 Forumite
    Eighth Anniversary 10,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    tweets wrote: »
    That is a good rule if you want a job doing right, do it yourself. Then you will only have yourself to blame if its wrong :D

    Mind you i have been known to blame Poppy :rotfl:

    It won't go wrong if I do it. Problems all solved.:)
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