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PixiePieface

Chrisv wrote: »

Apologies, this won’t appeal to everyone, but -

I caught a few posts last night about the nectar points double up, convert up to 5000 points(value £25) to coupons worth double the value.

Sainsbury's Spring Double Value offer - http://www.nectar.com/springdoublevalue/index.rnectar

If you have 3000 points (plus room in the freezer) you could convert 3000 points (value £15) for a £20 and £10 frozen foods voucher, spend £2.61 and end up with a lot of freezer stuff and a £10 BM to use on anything.

For example, first shop use £20 voucher and £1.41 - get a £10 BM.

Shop v A's £21.41 £11.00

Birds Eye Chicken Chargrills Sticky & Sweet BBQ £1.99 £1.00
Young's Salmon Crumble £2.00 £1.00
Young's Breaded Fish Fillets £3.99 £2.00
Birds Eye Chicken Burgers £1.45 £1.00
Kelly's Clotted Cream & Raspberry Real Cornish Ice Cream £3.99 £2.00
Young's Chip Shop Fish Fillets in Bubbly Batter £3.99 £2.00
Young's Gastro Basa Fillets Lightly Dusted with Salt & Black Pepper £4.00 £2.00

Second shop,use £10 voucher, the £10 BM and £1.21 – get another £10 BM.

Shop v T's £21.21 £10.42

Birds Eye Crispy Chicken £1.69 £1.00
Birds Eye Fish Fillets in Crispy Batter £3.99 £1.50
Dr. Oetker Ristorante Pollo Pizza £2.80 £1.39
McCain Home Chips Extra Chunky £2.60 £1.30
Ben & Jerry's Cookie Dough Ice Cream £4.49 £2.24
Birds Eye Hash Brown Waffles £1.65 £1.00
Wall's Magnum Mini Fruit Meringue £3.99 £1.99

Brilliant chrisv thank you, but I am allergic to salmon and chicken, can you do me another shopping list without salmon and chicken pretty pleasie with sprinkles on :p

locarr

zippydooda wrote: »

new thread here.
only joking david, who was it that is supposed to open next one ive forgotten

If no one has started it in the next hour I'll step forward!!;)

Miss_Laid

rhosynbach wrote: »

hi thanks for replying it says winnings 70.30
none withdrawel 70.30
Graph bonus unlock 16% wager remaining 34.46
expire date may 21

it then says she has not met the bonus requirements

totally do not understand she was explaining over the phone to me thanks for trying to help

She needs to wager (NOT DEPOSIT) £34.46 just buy tickets then the rest will go into her with draw-able funds

logie

DaisyDuck wrote: »

Im watching Man v Food on Good food channel - I love this show he is in San Antonio eating massive cakes -

I kid you not me and my Dh were in San Antonio in a shopping mall years ago and asked for a large pizza to share and the guys laughed at us ! And said are you sure - he showed us a small just to double check - the small pizza was bigger than a party size here !:eek:
We said we'd take a small - we shared and still had to take over half the pizza back in a doggy bag ! They sure know how to eat there !:o And my DH and me can eat !:o

Love this programme too, but it always makes me :eek:

PixiePieface wrote: »

Me too Logie, I am Essex/Herts borders and would come too, I don't know where you are though.... xx

PetuliaGristle wrote: »

logie don't worry about your ds1, he'll be fine. Your priority now is to ensure you don't overdo it, he'll be happy because you're happy.

Thanks guys :A I know he'll be fine. He is a good boy

This should be the home straight anyway :T Fingers tightly crossed we'll regain some sort of normality over the next few weeks

fairclaire

Logie, sorry to hear you're still under the weather so unfair :A is there no one else you can ask for a bit of help? some friends maybe? I have been stuck for help in the past when my dad and OH were both ill and kids were younger. I had to be shameless about asking for it.....and was amazed by a few friends and work colleagues who simply hadn't offered because they thought I was coping. They turned out to be an absolute saviour for me. I had no other family to fall back on.

And don't worry about the state of your house. Do what you can manage for the kids. The dust will still be there when you're well enough to deal with it xxxx

moneysavingexpert78

Miss_Laid wrote: »

She needs to wager (NOT DEPOSIT) £34.46 just buy tickets then the rest will go into her with draw-able funds

redfraggle wrote: »

she will have to wait until the 21st but it depends whether she played with the free £20 they added when she deposited her £10.

If she hasnt touched any of the £20 then she should sit tight until the 21st and withdraw the lot

If she's touched any of the £20 then she will need to deposit and play through the £38 in order to withdraw the £70 (which would still leave her up if she can afford)

all very confusing.com, how does one know if they are indeed playing with bonus funds. and as for the wager % bar, its just silly, was betting 4, 8, 16 pound on roulette and yet that bar hardly moved:eek: if tcb tracks and becomes payable sweet, be open to losing a tenner thou and i wldnt put a penny more in to that site. good luck:)

davemorton

:j:j
Yey!!!
Monday tomorrow, love work days, much better than boring weekends!!!:D

Auntycaz

pattylabelle wrote: »

So they scan nicely the mag ones - I have a dozen of those mags:D

Just make sure you don't get one who likes reading. I picked a young lad couple of weeks back and he read the coupon. He told me that he could only put one through per transaction, but was really nice and offered to put them through separately for me. I said I'd leave it as I might miss my bus.

frequent

chosenone wrote: »

Hi All I`m new here but I hope to be able to contribute to this soon

Can you start by learning to spell your name properly

fairclaire

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Which Asda do you go to? :eek::eek::eek:

Hes a weegie....perfectly normal :rotfl::rotfl: