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PetuliaGristle

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Has anyone heard from markz123 lately? Wonder how he's doing

Did a search and Mark posted yesterday, that's a relief.

emerald21

First I went to Lidl this morning to buy some of the half price bacon and sausage and my eyes were treated to the sight of a youngish woman about 20 in her night attire. She looked a right sight, nothing matched and her red spotted fleecy dressing gown was dirty lol


Then I went to The Body Shop with my printed off email which entitled me to a free 200g body butter when buying a £5 one. Girl wouldn't give me discount by me being able to use my love your body card nor would she stamp it :eek:. I'm not sure if this is right or not so I ll have a look of their website and see what they say. They are as nice as pie when you buy something normally but if your try for an offer or anything free they change into someone who thinks they're paying for it huh.


Picked up my stepping stool from Dunelm Mill on my way to the gym. It seems a bargain for £1.24 she tried to charge me the full £4. 90 odd but didn t get very far. By the time I'd got to the gym I felt as though I'd already been.:o

squilliondollarbaby

Reading some of the feedback/ reviews on TCB, it looks as if you might be well advised to again log into any site that requires you to be an active user, even if you satisfied the minimum stake requirements - if it has not tracked yet.

I have a few like that eg Eurogrand, Showreel, Jackpot247.

Logging in means you are still active I guess.

logie

artha wrote: »

Has anyone got any experiences of what GreenFlag are like as a UK and European breakdown organisation please?

When my Dad was alive he was a breakdown/recovery driver for a garage that had a contract with Greenflag amongst others.

We have also been with them in the past and had a good service from the local companies they use. Wasn't anything serious with our car (think I'd locked keys in car IIRC )

I guess service could be hit and miss on where you break down though.

Don't think that helps much

Mildred1970

PetuliaGristle wrote: »

Did a search and Mark posted yesterday, that's a relief.

Thanks Petulia :A

bubbs

artha wrote: »

Has anyone got any experiences of what GreenFlag are like as a UK and European breakdown organisation please?

My BIL is with them and had the unfortunate need to use them this week and couldnt praise them high enough, he didnt have any details with him , duhhhhh and rang direct line who he is insured with and green flag comes with and they sorted it all out and was with him within 50 mins, he then had to come back from Oxford on the back of the truck :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

TrulyMadly

David. wrote: »

:grouphug::shhh: :kisses3:

David please keep your hands off QoC with that rude rubby up and down smiley. It's not nice for a lady to be touched in that manner:p

Will take me ages to fully catch up with you paw sniffers,

Just back from Birmingham and a beautiful sunny day in Edgebaston.
Dopped DD off at uni:o

Now out for a walk as OH is very stiff and he has a race tomorrow and then back to catch up with you lot.

If there has been any mention of the F word I'll be very:mad::)

artha

logie wrote: »

When my Dad was alive he was a breakdown/recovery driver for a garage that had a contract with Greenflag amongst others.

We have also been with them in the past and had a good service from the local companies they use. Wasn't anything serious with our car (think I'd locked keys in car IIRC )

I guess service could be hit and miss on where you break down though.

Don't think that helps much

Thanks Logie. I'm assuming that they don't have a dedicated team of their own vehicles and as you say contract it out to local recovery garages. I've been with the AA for 23 years(Gold Membership) and generally get a good deal after complaining/negotiating at renewal and saves the uncertainty of cashback. Offers this year aren't so good and the AA/RAC seperate European cover is quite pricey. I would guess that for European cover AA/RAC/Greenflag they are all using the same contract agents in France.

treddlie

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

:beer: Anybody done Mecca Bingo?

£10 spend, £28.28 c/b.

Tracking reports?

:beer:

Tried with Quidco....not tracked

Saversue

artha wrote: »

Has anyone got any experiences of what GreenFlag are like as a UK and European breakdown organisation please?

Have been with them a few years as get good cashback and always seem cheaper.
Luckily haven't had to call them out though so can't comment on service.

Anyone after a case for all types Kindle or ipads, they had some at 70% off in my local Sainsburys, may be store specific though.
Got one for my Kindle Fire for £6.99 from about £23 made by trendz - very good quality b/c 030578 860039.