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I'm just giggling to myself that we've all been rushing around buying out of date crisps:rotfl:To do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0 -
prepaid visa cards, no activation charge, buy in T and get 150 bonus points per £50.
ETA: cannot be uesd to pay for things in person
Oh ok, so I could pick up one in T, put £50 on, get 150 cc points and then use the card like a visa online? Is that right? Tanku everyone for your swift repliesMay: Make £5 a day £115.38 / £155
5p Jersey Money :rotfl: Roadkill: 4p :rotfl: eBay: £15.46 PayPalFB Sales: £27
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Geolotto £5
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squilliondollarbaby wrote: »Sounds like 1 visit is enough :beer::beer::beer:
If you mean 2.5 hours to get there and back ie 1.25 each way, I think you could do 2 trips - Friday and Monday?
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princessmelody2009 wrote: »Oh ok, so I could pick up one in T, put £50 on, get 150 cc points and then use the card like a visa online? Is that right? Tanku everyone for your swift replies
Squillion will give you a much better answer, but I think there is limited places you can use them.“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?”
Juvenal, The Sixteen Satires0 -
Did you catch anything FC (well apart from a cold?)“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?”
Juvenal, The Sixteen Satires0 -
davemorton wrote: »Squillion will give you a much better answer, but I think there is limited places you can use them.
I suppose you could use them to pay a years insurance premiums up front? What about paying credit card bills off? TV licence? I haven't used these so Im not sure. Water bills? I wish I'd known about this sooner and looked into it in a bit more detail. I like paying my bills in one go where I can because we don't have much income to speak of.0 -
I said I wouldn't post - but I'm checking a lot of items vs M and finding either M don't have the equivalent size to A whereas T does have an equivalent (compared from A) or, in any event, the items are best Avs T:
Avs T (as at 17/5/13)
A Seafood Sticks (312g)
£1.00 £1.075862 (T is 290g)
A S/P Beetroot 500g
44p 44p
A SP Oranges
49p 49p
(Loose Oranges - 25p A vs 25p T or vs M 4 for £1.00 - TCB 4 oranges for 10p cashback)
A Lemon Drizzle Dessert (120g)
£1.00 is also showing £1.00 for T but I can't find any Lemon Drizzle on the T side of MSM at £1.00 (maybe I'm not searching well enough??)
And, don't you just love it?:mad:, I have Somersby Cider (12x440ml) showing at £7.50 for A (and not avail. anywhere else) when I'm signed out on MSM, but same product showing avail. in T at £6 (and not available anywhere else) when on MSM signed in!!
So let's combine those two pieces of information...
Avs T
Somersby Cider (12x440ml)
£7.50 £6.00
You'd never really guess would you, if you either stayed signed out or stayed signed out?!:rotfl::mad:
£6.00 offer at T, however, showing as valid until 18/5 on MSM - so this may be very tight time to catch it!
This post may be amended later as more items go on A vs T.0 -
Just popping on to say 1 more sleep Dumpy enjoy :beer::j
and Goodnight All :wave:
catch up tomorrowWhen The Fun Stops Stop0 -
fairclaire wrote: »I suppose you could use them to pay a years insurance premiums up front? What about paying credit card bills off? TV licence? I haven't used these so Im not sure. Water bills? I wish I'd known about this sooner and looked into it in a bit more detail. I like paying my bills in one go where I can because we don't have much income to speak of.
Dont know about the rest, but a lot of credit cards wont accept themCouncil tax is your best bet.
“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?”
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Night david. Work tomorrow??:o
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“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?”
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