The ELITE Eggstra Easter thread

Iamsohappy

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I would have a couple of pairs of those slippers if I had a free delivery code for Boots, but not paying extra for delivery, even £1.95 for delivery to store

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

I would buy also but I think they have a bit of a cheek really charging for delivery to store :eek:

I got mine with other items I would have been buying anyway to make up to £20 to get free delivery to store and used points.:)

andi123

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

I made 2 orders of viking things, and got the points on the day of delivery.
I ordered gift cards and have not received the 5000 points

I think Viking had a massive influx of gift card orders, and this made them realise what was going on.

I ordered viking cards on 1st and on the 8th rec.letter from them saying card had declined,i phoned them up apparently id given incorrect security code,anyway re ordered gift cards with the lady and she confirmed the 5000 nectar points would be added within 28days...still waiting for cards and nectar.

Miss_Laid

All I will say to anyone thinking of getting some slippers they are well worth the £4 cost (If you just buy 2 pairs and have store delivery) really well made extremely warm and very comfy with a nice comfy bouncy sole

Iamsohappy

tbw wrote: »

They are now out of stock so its all academic !

They often do go oos but come back again within a few hours

davemorton

I really wish macintyre would shut up for a min when he is interviewing people, give the poor folks a chance to get a word in!!

mhoc

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

Same here, I try to make a word document daily of lists I want to buy then I check the previous days list if there's anything I still want. Works in theory but often I forget to print it, lose the print or end up not going shopping for whatever reason.

What you all need is roboform - there is a free version to start you off but its worth having the paid for version if there are several people in your household all with various accounts and you can set up a master password.

Otherwise how about a key word say your dog and 2 numbers eg birthday and then whatever the website tagged on the end
Eg
Poodle19topcash
Poodle19quidco
Poodle19facebook
Poodle12mse

uglybugball

tessietwo wrote: »

Thanks for new thread Cookieraider .

Not sure if anyone else is like me - getting in a muddle with lots of pieces of paper with various accounts here, there and everywhere - different passwords etc. I tried putting into one notebook, then still end up scribbling on whatever paper is available when a new glitch comes along and a new account needs to be opened.
Bought an address book in £ shop today to write it all in.
So from now on it will all be central.....T for TCB, Q for Quidco, V for Viking etc

I think a lot of us are just like that, I also bought some notebooks today and I am going to get organised. I am really.:rotfl:

Dizzy_Ditzy

Miss_Laid wrote: »

All I will say to anyone thinking of getting some slippers they are well worth the £4 cost (If you just buy 2 pairs and have store delivery) really well made extremely warm and very comfy with a nice comfy bouncy sole

I picked mine up a bit earlier. I got 4 pairs and some other stuff I wanted, store delivery.

The slippers are lush thanks to whoever the OP was on those

I just hit whoopsie jackpot in Asda :j:j

QPR10

Re the Viking points thing I think I "ordered" the points as an item & thats how they showed up as an item on the invoice & the points were on Nectar within a few days. Can't believe I actually got a glitch right

Classy_Chick06

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

I've been checking Asda multibuys on MSM, so far all I've found are Chosen by you chicken & Gravy pie shortcrust and chicken & gravy pie puff pastry and Steak & Ale puff pastry pie £1 or 2 for £2.50 neither of which compare with any other supermarkets, but it has potential?[/QUOTE

am i missing something here?
where/what is the benefit of these if they dont compare?