The ELITE Eggstra Easter thread

gocat

silvercar wrote: »

Soyou would need to add your real money to see if you can win some? Isn't this playing online bingo for real? If the amount you need to add is more than the cashback, what is the point? Or am I missing something?

As far as I can make out we just put £10 in but get £20 in cashback from tcb. Any winnings are a bonus but u dont need to add any more of your own money apart from the £10 .

Mind u if Im wrong, Im sure a few will be along to correct me lol

TrulyMadly

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Not doing mine any good either



Skipping from here been crazy busy at work and mad busy at home with ou stuff

And now I feel like crap now is NOT the time to be ill. It's our last day at ok on Friday before we move, I'm on holiday next week and its my birthday next week too. I don't have time to be ill :mad:

No you certainly haven't got time to be ill qoc you have a birthday to plan...... And sort out your holiday:D

Ill send you some positive vibes..... Hold out your hand.........and..................catch:):A

David.

silvercar wrote: »

Soyou would need to add your real money to see if you can win some? Isn't this playing online bingo for real? If the amount you need to add is more than the cashback, what is the point? Or am I missing something?

No cost £10 to play and cashback is £20 so I will be £10 up having lost as long as cashback pays .
Some on here have won but you have to play through £120 to cash out your winnings due to the initial £20 bonus.

ilovetoshop

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Yeh!

Congratulations:D

That'll get you lots of Easter eggs:)

Thank you ... I just asked my children what they think we should do with the money and one of my little boys (6) just asked if we could buy a new house

exel1966

For those lucky enough to be cashing out from BGO ;-

How long will my withdraw take?

You can check the status of your withdrawal in your bgo account ‘Wallet’. All withdrawals will remain as ‘Pledged’ in our system for approximately 72 hours. This time is used by us to perform various security checks and to ensure all correct documentation has been received. After this time, the withdrawal will change to ‘Committed’ and we will send the funds back to your payment method of choice. The whole process should take around 7 banking days.

David.

ilovetoshop wrote: »

Thank you ... I just asked my children what they think we should do with the money and one of my little boys (6) just asked if we could buy a new house

Probably but he would need to learn a new language

PetuliaGristle

PetuliaGristle wrote: »

Hi I got Ltabs at Co-op, SA used Paypoint till and generated £6 coupon though Ltabs reduced at Co-op to £4 so £2 extra to spend though need to get £6 worth of shopping iyswim.

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

Thanks, I was wondering about this too.

Just visited Co-op to redeem second Ltab reward as well as a Kit Kat reward and SSS gave £4 for Ltabs on Paypoint till (cost £4), though SSS gave 80p for Kit Kat (cost 68p). Ltabs showed £6 saving on SSS 'My Savings', and Kit Kat showed 80p saving.

David.

:T:T:T congrats to all those that won :T:T:T

ilovetoshop

David. wrote: »

Probably but he would need to learn a new language

:rotfl::rotfl:

SpiralingDown

Westvleteren wrote: »

Morning everyone

Spring equinox :j:j

And it's International happiness day 2013

SD - not sure if you have said before or not but has The Beast had the snip? If he hasn't then it might go a long way in calming him down a bit.

Did feel a tiny bit terrible as I dropped Bub off at the vets but he didn't need them

The beast has been done, he was worse before that. He got it done mainly because I was advised it MAY help with his craziness but also because I didn't fancy my lurchers litter mate ending up with puppies because her owner was frightened to get her neutered due to my lurcher taking an allergic reaction to the usual anaesthetic.