Extremely Lovely Individuals Talking Excessively

zippydooda

EMMAP wrote: »

Ok I'm confused. Keeps flashing up minimum order £6 and won't let me buy. I've ensured the items come to over £6 before discounts.....

Um.....anyone else have this?

have you made the order over £11 1st. then add codes. then take the item you don't want back out off basket

fairclaire

EMMAP wrote: »

Ok I'm confused. Keeps flashing up minimum order £6 and won't let me buy. I've ensured the items come to over £6 before discounts.....

Um.....anyone else have this?

Make sure you choose pay by card BEFORE you enter the codes. Empty basket and start again

davemorton

Oh, didnt know you were from that area Mildred, can I just drop my ironing off, save on the postage like??

aau1

TrulyMadly wrote: »

No:D

Short thingy

Can we stop talking about Locarr's pants?

:rotfl:

tweets

nerfdad wrote: »

I think they have running hot water up north:o:D:D

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:You are correct

Mildred1970

EMMAP wrote: »

Ok I'm confused. Keeps flashing up minimum order £6 and won't let me buy. I've ensured the items come to over £6 before discounts.....

Um.....anyone else have this?

Yes, one of my accounts kept throwing this up earlier so I abandoned it and moved on to the next. Just tried to reorder on it now but still the same. Bit weird.

I would clear the basket, log out, log back in and try again.
Make sure you add something unwanted and expensive.
I've then been doing the following in the following order:
Change payment details to either card or payment slip in parcel (no charge for either)
Tick box to agree t&cs
Enter codes
Remove unwanted item
Confirm

If it's still doing it try setting another account up

Mildred1970

davemorton wrote: »

Oh, didnt know you were from that area Mildred, can I just drop my ironing off, save on the postage like??

You can drop your ironing off by all means, however you will be making a round trip of quite a few hundred miles

Mildred1970

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh Mildred, I so knew you were going to say that :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

My sons GF was in the car with us the other day and we saw a lady with a rather fetching (:eek:) jacket on. She piped up 'OMG that's a Fleetwood market coat, if ever I saw one' :rotfl:

:T
:rotfl::rotfl:

davemorton

Mildred1970 wrote: »

You can drop your ironing off by all means, however you will be making a round trip of quite a few hundred miles

lol, now im confused! (easily done :rotfl:

Looks like its up to you again FC

Dizzy_Ditzy

davemorton wrote: »

Right, Im after some information if anyone knows please. I am about to have the week from hell, so have just booked a dirty weekend in Blackpool (well dirty as in I wont bother washing, its about as exciting as it gets for me )
I want to go and see the lights, have not been since I was a kid (about 8 years ago ), but want to go on an open top tram. Does anyone know how often the open top trams run, as if they are only every hour or something, Im not wasting my time waiting for one!
:beer: for any help.

davemorton wrote: »

But they are so pretty!!!
You out there QOC??

I'm here! Been gasbagging on facebook

They run "special" trams up and down from opposite the big fairground place that I cant remember the name of, right up the other end of the prom and then back down again

When we went in October last year, they had all the "old" trams out, some were decorated and lit up, some weren't. We went on an old double decker one, but I don't remember seeing an open top one. That doesn't mean there weren't any, just that we weren't looking hard enough!

If when you get to the front of the queue, its a tram that you don't wanna go on, don't be afraid to tell them that you'll wait for the next one and let the group behind you go, that's what we did and we had the best seats on the tram, at the top at right at the front

I think it was about £7 return for adults, but it was brilliant and the kids loved it. Even the one who wasn't even two yet who is on film going "beep beep" every time the tram driver beeped his horn :rotfl: