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Sunshinemummy

savvy_sal wrote: »

S & G were ok yesterday.The sensitive one has gone up to £1.90.

Not sure about sausages v s

Sensitive worked yesterday, someone posted it.

The chicken also worked yesterday, but I have not read back today

:o:o:o

mum-of-4boys

frequent wrote: »

Did you really expect ?



To get 1 years worth for free ?



And free cash to boot ?

hi frequent it does happen, the last glitch t-mobile offered with a contract free for a year quidco paid out 50 quid so dnt lose hope guys if you went through quidco or topcashback

and i would just like to say a big thank you locarr

aau1

frequent wrote: »

the question still stands, would you recommend this course of action for your clients, or your employers clients ?

I would recommend it to people whose circumstances it suited

Personally , I got them for in laws who use payg and top up £10 a month. They use a lot less data/minutes than this tariff offered which is why i went for it

If its free then i save them. £10 a month. If it all goes belly up and costs £8 a month then i'll have saved them £2 a month each (worst case scenario)

Cashback is a bonus if it comes but again not why i did it

savvy_sal

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Sensitive worked yesterday, someone posted it.

The chicken also worked yesterday, but I have not read back today

:o:o:o

I posted it yesterday.It worked ok but has gone up to £1.90 so gives apg of £1.72.

Sunshinemummy

cjj wrote: »

Thanks SSM , agreed - sometimes when i have really bad days a smile from a stranger can make such a difference.

I agree!

In fact I often hug and stroke people, and love sending little gifts to random people. A hug can take many different forms.

Thank god, I have not been arrested yet!!

I do think that we should do no harm to anyone. Life is tough enough for many people.

I always think I am lucky as very little effects me, but I have the love of a good man and wonderful kids so have the cushion that many people do not have.

:):):):):)

locarr

mum-of-4boys wrote: »

hi frequent it does happen, the last glitch t-mobile offered with a contract free for a year quidco paid out 50 quid so dnt lose hope guys if you went through quidco or topcashback

and i would just like to say a big thank you locarr

Thanks, altho I'm not sure why!:D

nerfdad

mum-of-4boys wrote: »

hi frequent it does happen, the last glitch t-mobile offered with a contract free for a year quidco paid out 50 quid so dnt lose hope guys if you went through quidco or topcashback

and i would just like to say a big thank you locarr

So they have a history of this type of mess up:T:T

nerfdad

locarr wrote: »

Thanks, altho I'm not sure why!:D

Maybe you have 4 boys;)

Shortfatscotsbloke

nerfdad wrote: »

Are you ok sfsb as your post made a lot of sense:eek::eek:

Nah, had an extra drinky this evening so that might explain things!!:p

On a serious note, frequent has always been a major, major part of this thread and has outlasted many who have left us for whatever reason.

I, personally, am so disappointed to see him post the way he has been recently as historically he has been amazing and he (until now) has always been a perfect example of what we are all about!!

Maybe I should start a "Bring back the old frequent" petition?:D

Sunshinemummy

savvy_sal wrote: »

I posted it yesterday.It worked ok but has gone up to £1.90 so gives apg of £1.72.

Thanks Savvy Sal

I am terrible with maths, but I thought it would give the 1.70 plus 10% back i.e.. 1.87 so only costs 3p. Going to hide under a rock whilst people correct me!

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