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David.

davemorton wrote: »

I thought Darlo lasses did?:D

Evening DM I did say a lady

TrulyMadly

Has anyone noticed LadyLeenie posting since she broke her foot?

Hoping she is well:)

Also another name I miss ....... Calmspirit:o

David.

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Some deals work, some dont:)

I've swapped my £30 "cash" for giftcards which I might not be able to spend as easily but I knew that when I did this. I'm not going to push for the points:)

I know :cool: but some just need a helping hand to work, a bit like your whoopsie £8 gc

David.

silvercar wrote: »

Sounds cheap to me.

I pay 20p a unit for the first 55 units in a month and 12.2p a unit for the rest. No standing charge. Plus VAT at 5%.

I used 462 units in February, but I am a heavy user. At my tariff that is 60.65 + VAT=63.68. At yours that is 59.92.

I suspect you use a lot less than me. At half my units, my bill would be £34.10 and yours £36.82.

Not much difference.

Everyone is on different tarrifs thats the problem there are 100s of them just to confuse.

David.

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Two emails today might be of interests to you. I also received the one from Nectar upgrading me to business class.

And one from Viking asking me to confirm my status as a business user:)

Points are getting closer TM

bubbs

Silver car thanks, we use about £30-35 a week when its cold but we only use about £6 gas so as long as its short i suppose and in the summer we only use about £7-10 a week leccy

mimi1234

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Some deals work, some dont:)

You are right my lovely, but I wish they were nice enough as Mr Shoes or any other company who sends a cancellation email out and do not allow you to partake in such offers. For example, if someone posts a Tosco direct voucher code for Tosco online on here, the computer says NO saying it was not sent to you. Plain and simple. So for them to give you half of the purchase is not really fair is it. I only partook in this offer because I thought I would get the 5000 free points. I don't actually need any gift cards as I already have £400 worth of Debenhams vouchers to use thanks to Consumer Pulse!

TrulyMadly

mimi1234 wrote: »

You are right my lovely, but I wish they were nice enough as Mr Shoes or any company who send a cancellation email out and do not allow you to partake in such offers. For example, if someone posts a direct voucher code for Tosco online on here, the computer says NO saying it was not sent to you. Plain and simple. So for them to give you half of the purchase is not really fair is it.

I understand where you are coming from and people approach this sort of thing in different ways. I sometimes feel that I spend too long chasing stuff that I miss out on the RL stuff. For example I've given up chasing Quido for totally legitimate transactions because the time it takes to do this doesn't seem worthwhile.

But I wish you luck and keep my fingers crossed for you:)

frequent

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Has anyone noticed LadyLeenie posting since she broke her foot?

Hoping she is well:)

Also another name I miss ....... Calmspirit:o

Second that, two of the best glitch finders TM, add Cosmic Dust to the list.

Spoke to Calm spirit the other day, she's " bearing up".

One for the porkie hunters.

ICBINB 1kg @ £2.80 T & £1.50 @ A :cool:

JCD_Capulet

RE the butter/yogurt glitch.

I've just looked over my receipt. I bought 12x butter and 8xyogurt - costing £39.52. Receipt discount dairy products bogof = 19.56, spreads bogof = 5.40, oyk*s bogof = 4.38 - total discount £29.34.

So Overall I paid £9.78 for 20 products. not as big a bargain as some achieved but working out as 48p each I'm still chuffed to bits :T

**PLUS** as only two of the yogurts has a bogof applied to them I think this may mean only one particular flavor is included in the offer? I bought strawberry and pear x