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FloFlo wrote: »

Looking at the most expensive items in the 3 for 2 that are 2 for £8 in T, I make it that buying the razor, 2 £7 items in the 3 for £10 will give back an APG of £6.80 so £3.20 cost for the razor and 2 expensive hair care.

That looks correct to me. Has "Savvy" overpaid again and messed up? (Although it's worked as £1.20 for me, plus nominal petrol cost, although this was part of an 'experimental' shop as well, at the time, as - when I started to prepare my shopping list - I didn't know what that razor was going to do and which rival it was going to work out against - although if it had have been Sains., at £5.99 x2 would have been even more expensive. I think I was also hoping a long shot it might have gone £14 (on the razor) vs £4.99 (if it somehow got mixed up with the "Gillette Proglide Silver Touch Razor" that showing avail. in S and T but N/A for A)*. (£28 in total, £14 on the 2 JF and £14 on the razor, yet only paid £10. So best would have been £28 vs 4.99+5.99+5.99 = £28 minus £16.97 - without the 10% this is on £11.03, but only paying £10, so this option could have given more than was paid, had it materialised, which it hasn't.)

*The £5.00/3 for £10 razor (which is this trigger one) was transferring into MSM basket at £14.00.

TrulyMadly

76rosie wrote: »

evening all..

if anyone is going to do the nectar double up. I bought 10 dr oetker pizzas on 2for 4.00 at sainsbob. got a 6.10 bm:D

also used my 400 point coupon..


used my bm to treat to some diet coke. Got bm for 9.98...:)

Oh Rosie,

I've got enough trouble working out whether to go in one direction to Ts or the other direction to As. Don't get me started on S:eek:

When I went for a walk earlier up the big hill , if we looked east we saw the sea, north we saw Penshaw monument and north west Durham cathedral. Sounds like one of those quizzes where you have to guess my coordinates. It was a lovely evening. Really peaceful until a peasant ran across our path. It frightened the life out of me:eek:

Mildred1970

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

Hi ellie.
It is really easy, each time you put the receipt details into the apg website just enter your email address as.. [EMAIL="waffle@waffle.com"]waffle@waffle.com[/EMAIL]

Examples of this are..

[EMAIL="Gdhsgegducudhdu@hhh.com"]Gdhsgegducudhdu@hhh.com[/EMAIL]
[EMAIL="Gdgdgshcuvhchdjchdhduj@jjj.com"]Gdgdgshcuvhchdjchdhduj@jjj.com[/EMAIL]
[EMAIL="Gdgdveyfifjdhvjdhhjchchdj@fff.com"]Gdgdveyfifjdhvjdhhjchchdj@fff.com[/EMAIL]

Hopefully you get what I am trying to say? You never get an email sent to you so just enter random email addresses for every single receipt.:)

:eek: they are my email addresses :eek:
:rotfl:

bargainhuntergill

lisastanners wrote: »

The only problem is people keep coming over saying 'isn't he cute' etc while I'm trying to hide the fact he's covered in 30 bars of thorntons I Love Mum chocolates!

The slippers I got were Bart Simpson reduced from £7 - £4 but scanned at 4p. Size 8-9 barcode ending 729228, size 10-11 barcode ending 729235.

Also got 2 pairs of boys grey moshi monsters, both size 10-11 barcode ending 650904. Reduced from £7 to £3 scanning at 4p! They have a picture of 3 moshlings (think that's what they're called!) on the front and say 'splat-tastic' on them.

Fab thanks for the info will keep em peeled.

Hope u stay n post, just av to get used to the night shift their very chatty!:D

Signing off...night all

scamps1966

frequent wrote: »

£4.99 for 3/4 of a litre of wine

£1.35 for 1 litre petrol

£30 for 1 litre of sun cream

You go figure

Mildred1970 wrote: »

£3000 for 1 litre of printer ink :eek:

The mind boggles.:eek:

PixiePieface

This will make you all laugh - my DD is 19 and works part time in a lovely country pub with a small pub garden with about 10 tables which were all occupied with diners on such a lovely sunny day. Today a couple ordered a pint of cider and a glass of tap water - now that's fine you are thinking, and then proceeded to lay out a huge picnic on their table in the pub garden.

DD said they had sandwiches, dips, crisps, strawberries and cream all in tupperwares and all laid out on a tablecloth they had put out. DD couldn't stop laughing but as was the supervisor for the shift told them kindly they couldn't do that, they have a full menu available if they want anything........anyway they were very surprised they weren't allowed to and did put it away, though every time my DD and other staff walked past they could see the couple sneakily popping sandwich parts and cherry tomatoes into their mouths and when she asked would they like another drink, they couldn't speak as their mouths were full of food !!! :rotfl::rotfl:

LANGO1966

bargainhuntergill wrote: »

Cool hi to a local eliter :j

Did u get the buses too from the shelf near the coke? Not going warring@&n til tues ( intrigued thou?)

Hi,
Yes thanks, but look at my earlier post regarding these.
Went back later for the last MT, sent other half to till as the same CS was still on SS till.
Regarding W@rringt@n 4 x 600g box on top shelf unopened.
Hope this helps:beer:

TrulyMadly

76rosie wrote: »

evening all..

if anyone is going to do the nectar double up. I bought 10 dr oetker pizzas on 2for 4.00 at sainsbob. got a 6.10 bm:D

also used my 400 point coupon..


used my bm to treat to some diet coke. Got bm for 9.98...:)

See now I'm thinking about this.

Lets say I have £10 worth of nectar points, are you saying I can double them up, get 10 pizzas in exchange and a £9.98 BM.

Oh no....... Think I might have to change my day around......

Which flavours Rosie pkease:)

Edit. Just reading again Rosie. BM is £6.10 thanks

PixiePieface

bargainhuntergill wrote: »

Fab thanks for the info will keep em peeled.

Hope u stay n post, just av to get used to the night shift their very chatty!:D

Signing off...night all

Agree, lisa please post lots, I like your sense of humour

David.

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Oh Rosie,

I've got enough trouble working out whether to go in one direction to Ts or the other direction to As. Don't get me started on S:eek:

When I went for a walk earlier up the big hill , if we looked east we saw the sea, north we saw Penshaw monument and north west Durham cathedral. Sounds like one of those quizzes where you have to guess my coordinates. It was a lovely evening. Really peaceful until a peasant ran across our path. It frightened the life out of me:eek:

Tm must be nice being part of the landed gentry