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aau1

frequent wrote: »

Did you still do a net cost spend to obtain the pp in the first place ?

I've not done any shops worth costing, this deal doesn't float my boat.

The missus and I don't really do wine (which is what I guess is makes it an attractive deal to others) and we get our meals/puddings in the form of whoopsies

But if someone did a £10 plus filler net cost on original shop then subsequent shops would all be £4 net cost plus fillers, right?

frequent

Anon wrote: »

Yes, this shop cost £10 plus fillers. For the next shop I have £6 of free shopping due to the pp - I can either account for the £6 on my original shop (so in effect it cost £4 plus fillers as I said) or that shop cost £10 plus fillers and my second shop cost £6 less than it would have done without the pp. As I said, so long as you don't double count it should work out - where it doesn't work is if the pp is generated by a non-glitch shop, as you are overpaying in Ts for your products that are cheaper elsewhere and it therefore only price matching.

Unless I have misunderstood?

Anon

Agreed, the 2nd shop net cost is reduced by the pp amount from the 1st shop.

David.

emerald21 wrote: »

Lol my name is Susan but I call myself all sorts depending on the occasion eg silly Susie, sad Susie ,sexy Susie you get my drift

Miss Spelling Suzie you forgot that one
Even

frequent

aau1 wrote: »

I've not done any shops worth costing, this deal doesn't float my boat.

The missus and I don't really do wine (which is what I guess is makes it an attractive deal to others) and we get our meals/puddings in the form of whoopsies

But if someone did a £10 plus filler net cost on original shop then subsequent shops would all be £4 net cost plus fillers, right?

Right,

annoying user !

rebeccalb

Hi everyone,

RL has gotten in the way again, so mainly been lurking and catching up when possible.
Good news though I have my first job interview on Friday. :eek:!. Any tips? Its for Edinburgh Mill

aau1

frequent wrote: »

Right,

annoying user !

:beer:

:rotfl:

rhosynbach

i have not done the meal deal as we dont drink but was wondering would the wine be ok to store until xmas as i always need some for pressies also wil it work with most mains please and thank you

Sarahdol75

rebeccalb wrote: »

Hi everyone,

RL has gotten in the way again, so mainly been lurking and catching up when possible.
Good news though I have my first job interview on Friday. :eek:!. Any tips? Its for Edinburgh Mill

Congratulations on your interview.

Sorry havn't any tips, not been for one for years, long before children, someone will be along shortly to give you some info.

aau1

rebeccalb wrote: »

Hi everyone,

RL has gotten in the way again, so mainly been lurking and catching up when possible.
Good news though I have my first job interview on Friday. :eek:!. Any tips? Its for Edinburgh Mill

Try and think of answers to the common questions interviewers try to catch you out with. E.g.

"tell us about a challenge you overcame"
"what is your biggest weakness"
"tell us about a time you made a mistake"

As long as each answer ends with "what I learned from that is....." then they should be impressed

Good luck :beer:

(ETA my advice above has a flaw. For example don't answer question 3 with "I once stole from my boss, what i learned from that is to make sure someone is out the room before I rummage through their things" :eek: :rotfl:)

David.

izzeyb wrote: »

Thanks David, had it sorted out now by someone much more knowledgeable than me and it only took a couple of mins - he was well pleased with the 1p items I gave him for his daughter for his trouble

So I missed out on 1p chocs then :eek:
:rotfl: glad its sorted