The Everlasting Loveliness (that) Is The Elite

DeeDee74

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Isn't that how the price display reads though (at a push:D). I was having a little joke:rotfl::rotfl:.

:D:D yeah I know u was :D:D

emerald21

Whoops-a-Daisy wrote: »

Just checked my receipt on deans/lob shop done at 4.10pm and they are still on receipt as 3 for £10 will post results of apg as soon as I can.

That might be a good enough reason for me to take mine and the deans back for a refund tomorrow.

Savvybuyer

aau1 wrote: »

I've bought plenty of white label, reduced to clear products that are priced differently on MSM than what I pay at the till

APG always picks up the price I paid for them BUT I've never had the opportunity to test it out on something that has a multibuy in place on MSM. I'd love to know if the (higher) mulituby price takes precedence

I think it does. That's on items which, even on RTC prices, appear on the APG - unlike the ones that appear on the receipt as "REDUCED", which do not appear on APG at all unless the SA does a manual override. So... items that are RTC but not yellow-stickered type reduced (unless you get an override on the latter type of item when buying the A mbuy quantity that is cheaper elsewhere that than phantom mbuy. If you are *not* buying (or if there isn't available, perhaps because there's no mbuy on the standard price of that product at all) a phantom mbuy quantity in A to compare that vs elsewhere, then you'd need to get these second types of items without an override, or get them separately, or on a comp. where the competitor is N/A - otherwise they are most likely, if overrode, to appear at much cheaper price (the price you actually paid) for A vs inevitably a higher price elsewhere, as you bought a whoopsie in A).

emerald21

Westvleteren wrote: »

Not just that - fresh fruit and veg has a short shelf life and i'm only shopping for one which is a lot different to shopping for a family of 4 which will go through stuff 10 times faster.

No chicken in my local.

That's the trouble isn t it there s only the two of us at home now and even though I give my kids some we still have too much food. Had to get rid of about 7 rustlers yesterday as were a couple of weeks out of date so we cooked the meat and offered them to the dog who turned her nose up at them. This is a dog who I ve seem eat her pups poo and Riley s sick :eek

Savvybuyer

dipdap wrote: »

I'm still catching up, OMG :eek:
There must be members of the elite who don't even spend that in 4 months, let alone 4 weeks :eek:

I haven't got an email at all, dunno if that's a good or bad thing :rotfl:

Spend £600 next month!:eek: Try "next year" perhaps:rotfl:.

cjj_2

Westvleteren wrote: »

You lot all seem to be runnin' around like a blue-arsed flies chasing glitches left right and centre and I can't remember the last glitch I participated in

:rotfl: . Love your description of the many glitches recently Westie x

neosi

Quick splash n dash whilst on the train

For the skywatchers if ya have clear skys later theres a Lunar Eclipse tonight, best time to see will be 22:30 - 23:10, lower half of the moon will appear Red/Brown

:wave:

frequent

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Excellent idea.:T:T:T I like how you've had that thought. Really, it should be an automatic thought every time we see anything (that isn't yellow-sticker reduced) that is lower priced individually than the mbuy pricing for that item (or those items) on msm. There's no guarantee it will work of course but I think it might well!:) I'll try and remember next time - 'every time we see...' etc. It's kinda how my brain works most times I feel!!:rotfl::rotfl::D

@ ehem...

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=63471361&postcount=188

Sunshinemummy

lawrie28 wrote: »

FloFlo A moneysaving elite targeted action of receiving massively discounted shopping with an online supermarket, booked in advance using advanced knowledge of large future price discounts on the delivery day, discount codes and other offers meaning that groceries delivered are discounted massively, and sometimes free.
I just did a floflo on a Mr.T's order and got £60 of shopping for £13 to be delivered in the morning.

Wonderfully summed up :D:D:D:D:D:D:D

Savvybuyer

aau1 wrote: »

None of Ts 3 for 2 offers worked for me on apg.

I bought 3 self raising flour
3 1kg icing
3 454g icing

All came back N/A (as is the risk when competitors have a 3 for 2 promo and items are priced differently, that's why I'm amazed SK works at all)

There's no risk about it. The items will return N/A vs a 3 for 2 when they are different individual prices. It's in the T&Cs.

This rule - about "promotions difficult for msm to compare" - applies to 5 for 4s, 3 for 2s, bogofs (2 for 1s) etc. It does not apply to pricing of the likes of "any 2 for £1" or "any 3 for £2" at competitors (regardless of what the individual prices are). It's quite simple. It's why I thought the Special K mispricing would work on the APG:p:rotfl:.