Experimental Little Invention Takes Existence

aau1

emerald21 wrote: »

Hang on lol I wouldn t go that far . I understand what you said but do I need fillers for the rest to get a voucher back from the till ?

Yes you need fillers.

At least 7 fillers in A (those 7 need to be on MSM) and 9 fillers in T (can be pretty much anything at all, regardless if on web)

Mrs_stinkface

Afternoon all.
Curries working still - from a 2.46pm shop :j

aau1

pk04 wrote: »

I'm setting up an TvA shop, up to £34.12 so far for £1.21

Includes Persil bio 25 wash with money back guarantee, Indian meal deal, emmi coffees, the msl petit pois, dr oetker pizzas, msl coke zero, rustlers (and a few extras but those are the best)

Rice Krispie Totally chocolatey squares. £1.99 in T, £1 in A, £1 c/b on shopitize = FREE but adds 99p to PP (do you have space?)

Dove mini deos £1.20 in T, £1.12/3 for £3 in A. use £1 MOC from ATMs and get singles for 12p or 3 for FREE (again, depends on how much room your PP has)

purpledonkey

aau1 wrote: »

Saw this mentioned on FB, thought it was a wind up

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-23806756

I thought that too. Haven't they seen Daredevil?! Maybe that's harsh, someone out there might like the film. Definitely some interesting casting choices this year...

pk04

emerald21 wrote: »

:eek: well I've got vouchers for the coffee, pizzas, rustlers but not enuf for a £40 spend unless I get printing more :eek:

I'm only working on 4 Emmi, 2 rustler and 2 pizza

The Persil is a good one if you haven't done it yet, £6.80 v £4 in A, plus your £6.80 back from Persil

Savvybuyer

savvy_sal wrote: »

1 x Nestle Munch Bunch Raspberry & Strawberry Squashum... £1.50 £1.00
1 x Robinsons Orange Barley Water (850ml) £1.99 £1.50
2 x Seriously Strong White Cheddar (350g) £5.00 £4.92
1 x ASDA Extra Special Raspberry Conserve (340g) £1.50 £1.00
1 x ASDA Little Angels Eco Nappy Sacks (75) £1.75 £0.75

A v T above

Cheese 2 for £5 sada or£4 each.compares £2.94 tosco

2 x Philadelphia (200g) £3.00 £2.50

A v S above

From a womble today

Hi there - thanks to Zippy and Aau1 earlier for the fun over my Carling Zest calculation error. I was going to say I'm "...wrong...but right in the end". Little typos often creep in on my first attempt at posting, but I always notice them and am self-correcting in the end.

Except that 'always' is wrong itself now and should be "almost always".

I'd simply added the £3 difference (between the actual original charge of the product and the erroneous SEL) to my original figure which was itself wrong as I slipped on the calculator:o:o. (Double - once for the wrong amount and second for my mental arithmetic not being what it once was - I think if you use it... this was really good when I was at school (many years ago) but, after schoolchildhoodum, do many of us need to do those things again?:) As I'm now more recently doing calculations once again, due to taking up this shopping method, it will improve. He says...:rotfl:)

It's now clear to me that, technically:rotfl:, Aau1 had told me of my incorrect calculation...

aau1 wrote: »

Want to try again?

You'll get it right yet :rotfl:

However, because of that ":rotfl:" I thought he was having a bit of fun there, as my figure that didn't account for the £3 possibility was itself a corrected figure from what first appeared. So you should have told me more directly that it was still wrong. As I thought the above reply was having a joke, I didn't go back and re-check the amount, then when I added the £3 I simply added it to the incorrect figure.

FC could, of course, input something about direct communication, but, whether she or I did it, it would probably not be an interesting point and would take us off the current topic. I suspect there's a little element in there though... (As to why I didn't 'click' that the above comment was asking for me to recheck my maths. But usually I do get when things are jokes or aren't: as, in a lot of respects, I'm only a little way along the spectrum.)

Anyway.
The significance of the original quote of Sal's post (which having waffled on for lines and lines I'll now requote so you don't have to scroll all the way back to the top of this post:

savvy_sal wrote: »

1 x Nestle Munch Bunch Raspberry & Strawberry Squashum... £1.50 £1.00
1 x Robinsons Orange Barley Water (850ml) £1.99 £1.50
2 x Seriously Strong White Cheddar (350g) £5.00 £4.92
1 x ASDA Extra Special Raspberry Conserve (340g) £1.50 £1.00
1 x ASDA Little Angels Eco Nappy Sacks (75) £1.75 £0.75

A v T above

Cheese 2 for £5 sada or£4 each.compares £2.94 tosco

2 x Philadelphia (200g) £3.00 £2.50

A v S above

From a womble today

Thanks for this, and thanks for the Extra Special Conserve and the Nappy Sacks.

Just going to comment (for the purposes of hoping saving even more money and making us all - including myself! - even better) some of the Nestle Munch Bunches (Fromage Frais Yogurt Drinks) have been/are 50p in A (so T or S vs A, on whichever are applicable i.e. comparable on your particular shop) or Avs W filler (or, if you are really dare-devil, Avs S or T on ones they allegedly doing have on msm.co.uk - check logged in and logged out). Although I wouldn't go for even them (without an MOC or further cashback) - the SP Fromage Frais (Avs S on that at my last check) is cheaper. Shall I start a new post as whatever I now say, that's probably of more significant use, will now get lost in all this?

aau1

Can anyone help make sense of this? :beer:

My TCB is showing 7p pending from Tosco :huh:

It shows transactions from start of August that are "purchase amount 1p and 6p" and "cash back amounts 1p and 6p"

!!!!!! are these?

pk04

aau1 wrote: »

Rice Krispie Totally chocolatey squares. £1.99 in T, £1 in A, £1 c/b on shopitize = FREE but adds 99p to PP (do you have space?)

Dove mini deos £1.20 in T, £1.12/3 for £3 in A. use £1 MOC from ATMs and get singles for 12p or 3 for FREE (again, depends on how much room your PP has)

It's not on my shopitise and I have precisely 92p to work with so I'll have to visit the cash point at my T to see if its giving them out

Dizzy_Ditzy

zippydooda wrote: »

this may interest you though. http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/j20-buy-one-get-two-free-1-99-for-twelve-bottles-co-op-1638717

worth keeping an eye open for. £1.99 for 12 bottles
edit more than one store now

The co op at the end of my road has th signs up but they don't stock it :eek::mad:

aau1 wrote: »

like you now?

Yes. Like me then :rotfl:

pattylabelle wrote: »

This happens in Belfast all the time. People say hello to strangers here and then they tell their kids not to talk to strangers:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

It made a nice change from the usual

savvy_sal

aau1 wrote: »

I'm not seeing £2.94. Do you mean £2.46? (less 10% is £2.21)

Yes.Made a mistake sorry:o