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davemorton

David. wrote: »

:eek: DM Bailey is my little princess
No problems at all can not remember the exact figure as DW pays but say went from £100 a year to £150 ish.
Yes they operate a £7500 limit for any one complaint over the dogs life time.
But the first lot went on hip dysplasia 2nd was her leg 3rd was cruciate and so on.
All one and the same problem but different vets treat it as different ailments :eek:
I have banged on before about them never had any problems have paid out on time every time never quizzed anything
:T:T More Than :T:T

Hmmm, hell of a price saving on what I am paying petplan, but its such a chance to change to someone you have no experience with, but they could be worth a look, and would save a fortune!!

PetuliaGristle

Traditional working class

This class group scores low for economic, social and cultural factors, but they do have some financial security. According to the Great British Class Survey results, lots of people in this group:
Own their own home
Are older
Tend to mix socially with people similar to themselves

Definitely not a member of the Elite class, lol!

hippychicky

can't think of the words to express myself so just massive positive thoughts sent to izzey65 logie and spirallingdown . hope you never forget how special you xxx

David.

artha wrote: »

Actually she has now had a change of mind after realising this is not going to be some 10 minute leisurely jaunt picking up whatever you want at bargain prices.:eek: Younger generation!...too soft and cushy a life...probably my fault:o

You might be right about the scales...my garage is full of bargain tools and gizmos that are just waiting for the right opportunity to use them:rotfl:

Luckily I didn't go as just had a wine delivery from Tesco that I had forgotten all about, as I was filling next doors skip with this bush that had a 5 inch trunk and a few others from our garden;)
Result still smiling garden a bit tidier and no skip runs to do :T
Fence painting and then put some more brackets up for hanging baskets over the next few days.
Then when can we plant these baskets as I have no idea and seen as we had snow the other day would not want them dropping dead on me :eek:

exel1966

Was well worth the trip to get some milk with this little womble
Question ? APG limitations, how do people get round them, does it work on e-mail address or postal address?

Why £6.44?
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17 items (9 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Tesco
+£3.89

1 x ASDA Smartprice Instant Coffee Granules (100g) £0.47 £0.47
6 x ASDA Smartprice Still Water (2L) £1.02 £1.02
2 x Bonduelle Cut Green Beans (200g) £0.88 N/A
1 x Branston Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce (4x410g) £1.50 £2.55
2 x Green Giant Creamed Style Corn (418g) £2.32 £2.28
3 x Clairol Perfect 10 Hair Colour - 5 Medium Brown £16.00 £12.00
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Straight Cut Oven Chips (1.81Kg... £2.00 £2.10
1 x ASDA Smartprice Wrapping Foil (290mm x 20m) £0.72 N/A
1 x Febreze Aerosol Moonlight Vanilla (300ml) £2.00 N/A
1 x Air Wick Air Effects Sweet Citrus & Zest (300ml) £2.00 N/A
1 x Nestle Pure Life Spring Water (12x500ml) £2.00 £2.00
1 x Sure Activ Response Aloe Vera Antiperspirant Deodo... £2.00 £1.50
1 x Sure Activ Response Cotton Fresh Antiperspirant De... £2.00 £1.50

Comparison total (compared products only) £29.31 £25.42

Dizzy_Ditzy

PetuliaGristle wrote: »

Traditional working class

This class group scores low for economic, social and cultural factors, but they do have some financial security. According to the Great British Class Survey results, lots of people in this group:
Own their own home
Are older
Tend to mix socially with people similar to themselves

Definitely not a member of the Elite class, lol!

I was servant class something or other

I wanted to be elite :rotfl:

David.

davemorton wrote: »

Hmmm, hell of a price saving on what I am paying petplan, but its such a chance to change to someone you have no experience with, but they could be worth a look, and would save a fortune!!

As long as they have no pre existing problems you have nothing to lose . Just get a quote and see all dog breeds are different
I just asked DW and she can not remember how much she paid :eek:

Just get a quote they are great at paying :T

bubbs

SD sending massive hugs to you and your DS xx

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

Luckily I didn't go as just had a wine delivery from Tesco that I had forgotten all about, as I was filling next doors skip with this bush that had a 5 inch trunk and a few others from our garden;)
Result still smiling garden a bit tidier and no skip runs to do :T
Fence painting and then put some more brackets up for hanging baskets over the next few days.
Then when can we plant these baskets as I have no idea and seen as we had snow the other day would not want them dropping dead on me :eek:

throwing wood away :eek::eek:

davemorton

David. wrote: »

As long as they have no pre existing problems you have nothing to lose . Just get a quote and see all dog breeds are different
I just asked DW and she can not remember how much she paid :eek:

Just get a quote they are great at paying :T

My only worry was if she got a condition and refused to cover it the next year.